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Disney lists dry dock changes on Wonder, Fantasy, and Magic

Photo: Disney Experiences · https://disneyexperiences.com/cruise-line-dry-dock/
The short answerDisney published a dry dock account on 30 Sep 2026. Wonder came out of dry dock a few weeks earlier, with new carpet, a new hull coating, and more than 100 projects in 14 days. Fantasy lists Ramone's Cantina, a spa update, and the Fantasy Tower Suite. Edge is refreshed on Wonder, Fantasy, and Magic. The page prints no fare change.

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Disney Cruise Line published a dry dock account on 30 Sep 2026. If you are booked on Disney Wonder, Disney Fantasy, or Disney Magic, that page is the list of what changed in guest spaces. It does not print a fare change.

Wonder

The page says Wonder came out of dry dock a few weeks before 30 Sep. It does not name the shipyard. It does not print the dock dates.

Wonder’s numbers on the page are these. More than 12 miles of new carpet, which Disney compares with 46 basketball courts. A new sustainable hull coating, which Disney compares with painting 10 football fields. More than 100 projects in 14 days. Nearly 1,000 crew members and cast members on the work.

Fantasy, Magic, and Edge

On Fantasy, the page lists Ramone’s Cantina, a Cars-inspired quick-service restaurant. It lists updates to Senses Spa & Salon. It lists the Fantasy Tower Suite, inspired by Fantasia.

Edge, the tween club, is refreshed on Fantasy, Magic, and Wonder. The page describes a new color scheme and modular pieces that can be rearranged for different activities.

Tracy Wilson, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Cruise Line Operations, says each change starts with how to make your cruise better. The page says nearly 90 percent of Disney Cruise Line guests rate the experience excellent. That figure is for the line. The page does not attach it to one ship.

Alexis Cummins, creative director at Walt Disney Imagineering, says each dry dock is a chance to rework spaces based on how you use them.

Under the waterline, the page lists advanced hull coatings on Magic and Wonder, and a new bulbous bow on Fantasy. Disney says that work is meant to help the ships run more efficiently. A reimagined crew dining room is also named. The page does not say which ship got it.

The Fantasy and Magic work is called recent. The page does not give those dry docks a month.

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If you sail Wonder, the guest-facing list is new carpet and the refreshed Edge. If you sail Fantasy, add Ramone’s Cantina, the updated spa, and the Fantasy Tower Suite. If you sail Magic, the guest-facing item the page names is the refreshed Edge. Your fare is not discussed. Facts above follow Disney Experiences, published 30 Sep 2026.

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  1. TIER 1Disney Experiences, published 30 Sep 2026: a dry dock takes a ship out of the water for renovations, updates, and inspections, and each ship typically has one every five years; Disney Wonder emerged from dry dock a few weeks before the page, alongside recent updates to Disney Fantasy and Disney Magic; Wonder figures are more than 12 miles of new carpet, compared by Disney to 46 basketball courts, a new sustainable hull coating compared to painting 10 football fields, more than 100 projects over 14 days, and nearly 1,000 crew members and cast members; Fantasy enhancements are Ramone's Cantina, a Cars-inspired quick-service dining location, updates to Senses Spa & Salon, and the Fantasy Tower Suite inspired by Fantasia; Edge, the club for tweens, is refreshed on Fantasy, Magic, and Wonder with a new color scheme and modular elements; Tracy Wilson, senior vice president and general manager, Disney Cruise Line Operations, says every enhancement starts with how to make the guest experience better; the page says nearly 90 percent of Disney Cruise Line guests rate their experience excellent; Alexis Cummins, creative director, Walt Disney Imagineering, says every dry dock is a chance to reinvigorate spaces based on how guests use them; below the waterline, Magic and Wonder received advanced hull coatings and Fantasy received a new bulbous bow, described as work that helps the ships operate more efficiently and supports environmental goals; a reimagined crew dining location is mentioned with no ship named; the page prints no shipyard, no calendar dates for the Wonder docking, no month for the Fantasy or Magic work beyond recent updates, and no fare change
    Disney Experiences, checked 30 Sep 2026 · Tier 1 page. The lead photo is on this page and is not captioned with a ship name. Wonder, Fantasy, and Magic are the ships named in the text.

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