Disney’s Oceaneer Club, open to 3-to-10-year-old children, transports kids to the magical lands of Disney fairies, courageous Super Heroes, adventuresome toys, undersea exploration and Force-filled characters that are out of this world.

• Star Wars: Millennium Falconis a force-filled play area inspired by the spacecraft from the legendary saga. Kids can pilot this super-cool spaceship through the Star Wars universe, train like a Jedi and express their creativity through Star Wars-themed crafts, games and activities. (Disney Dream)
• Star Wars: Command Post, where children become one with the Force and are taken on a journey across the galaxy to train with the heroes from the Star Warssaga and assist with missions against the First Order. Here, they will interact with holographic models at the one-of-a-kind Star Wars holotable that projects 3-D images of the Millennium Falcon, Death Star and other famous Star Wars ships, meet members of the Resistance and learn to channel the Force. (Disney Fantasy)
• In Star Wars: Cargo Bay, kids can learn what it takes to be an intergalactic creature handler as they manage a mischievous menagerie of exotic beings from across the galaxy, including a porg, Loth-cat, worrt and more. (Disney Wish)
• In the Marvel Super Hero Academy, kids learn the heroic values of enlightenment, worthiness and loyalty from real-life Super Heroes. (Disney Wish, Disney Fantasy, Disney Magic, Disney Wonder)
• In the vibrantly colored Andy’s Room, the world of the Disney•Pixar “Toy Story” films comes to life. Kids experience the feeling of being toy-sized as they play among larger-than-life characters from the animated film. (Disney Fantasy, Disney Dream, Disney Magic, Disney Wonder)
• Join some of your favorite Disney Princesses andFrozen Queens in fantastical activity rooms fit for royalty at Fairytale Hall. Children can let your creativity shine at Rapunzel’s Art Studio, bring stories to life at Belle’s Library and test newfound icy powers at Anna and Elsa’s Sommerhus. (Disney Wish)
• In Pixie Hollow, children are transported to the enchanted land inhabited by Tinker Bell and her fairy friends. A pixie tree stands in the room, its branches extending overhead with hundreds of fairy lights twinkling among the leaves and hummingbird-sized fairy houses hanging from the boughs. In this magical forest setting, children can make crafts just like a true tinker fairy while sitting on stools shaped like acorns and mushrooms or dress up in fanciful costumes. (Disney Fantasy, Disney Dream, Disney Magic, Disney Wonder)
• In the Disney Infinity Game Room, children can experience a whole new way of playing together with exciting virtual experiences and immersive activities themed to the Toy Box. For a group gaming experience unlike any other, kids take the place of character figures on a life-sized Disney Infinity Base that lights up in response to gameplay on a large screen. (Disney Dream)
• In the Walt Disney Imagineering Lab, kids can discover the secrets of world-renowned Disney Imagineers – the creative minds behind Disney theme parks, resorts and cruise ships – with hands-on activities and inventive experiments. (Disney Wish)
• Mickey and Minnie’s Captain’s Deck, specially designed for the youngest sailors at Disney’s Oceaneer Club, is a nautical playground inspired by the colors, icons and magic of Disney Cruise Line. (Disney Wish)
• The Magic PlayFloor, a cruise industry first, is an interactive floor that allows children to engage in group activities where their movements control the action. Youth counselors also use the Magic PlayFloor during activities such as a simulated tilt maze or to foray into the fantastical worlds of Disney films. (Disney Fantasy, Disney Dream)
• At Frozen Adventures, kids can prepare for a royal coronation with Anna and Elsa, then join Olaf for a summery sing-along and games that celebrate the seasons. (Disney Wonder)
• In Disney Junior, children can enter the worlds of their favorite pals with games, character fun and more. (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder)

On December 15, 2023, Disney Cruise Line revised the age ranges for Youth Activities spaces. As a result, the age range in Disney’s Oceaneer Club and Disney’s Oceaneer Lab will change from 3 to 12 years of age to 3 to 10 years of age. Kids of all ages can continue to experience these spaces during Open House hours. During all other times, kids 3 to 10 years of age will have Disney’s Oceaneer Club and Disney’s Oceaneer Lab reserved just for them, with specially guided activities for children ages 3-4 years old.