7 Night Cruise sailing from Dover roundtrip onboard Disney Magic.

From the hearts and minds of the dream-makers at Disney come the most imaginative vessel afloat: The Disney Magic®. Step aboard and discover a ship as classic as the greatest ocean liners of years gone by. Staterooms that are among the largest at sea. And separate activity areas for adults, teens, and kids. Discover what makes every Disney cruise a voyage into adventure and enchantment.

Highlights of this cruise:

Dover, England
Dover, England is one of the charming ports of call on a Disney Cruise Line European Cruise vacation. It is a seaside city in the southeast corner of Great Britain, situated only 80 miles from London and 28 miles from France. The white cliffs of Dover have remained the city's proudest and most recognizable feature since it was first settled. This attractive sight has welcomed visitors traveling to England from continental Europe for centuries. Today, Dover is the world's busiest harbor, one of England's most active cruise liner ports and a major dock for freight, as attested to by the ever-present fleet of colossal cargo ships docked there. On a clear day, you can easily see France from Dover's shores.

Oslo, Norway
Discover a cosmopolitan confluence of awe-inspiring sights and unforgettable experiences on your visit to Oslo. The area is flanked by the Oslo Fjord to the south and lush forests and mountains to the north. There is so much joy to discover in Oslo. One of the largest capital cities in the world, this European destination covers 175 square miles. Locals are friendly and helpful, and tourists are well taken care of in all the major hotspots—from more than 50 museums to unique landmarks to charming restaurants.

Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark is an enthralling port of call on a Disney Cruise Line European Cruise vacation, and—with its cobblestone streets, palaces, museums and sumptuous gardens—is one of the most visited port cities in Europe. From the time of the Vikings, Copenhagen has grown from a humble fishing village to a vibrant metropolis. Tourists today are always delighted to hear that Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen drew much inspiration for his fairytale world from the city of Copenhagen, where he penned "The Little Mermaid."

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Get a feel for the atmosphere of Amsterdam with its enchanting windmills and impressive architecture. Don’t be fooled by the size of this capital! Amsterdam has it all—canals, museums, historic sites and more. Many hold the opinion that this is also one of the most romantic and beautiful cities in Europe. The culture is one of tolerance and diversity which cultivates extraordinary, international cuisine. It may be hard to believe that modern-day Amsterdam was once a 13th-century fishing village. The city has evolved into a mecca for trade and tourism. As it developed further into the 15th century, immigrants fled to its shores to escape religious persecution. When the Dutch East India Company was established in 1602, Amsterdam had the great fortune of holding a majority share in what was destined to be world’s first multinational company. The resulting 17th century absolutely flourished with dramatic increases in economic wealth, culture and world influence that has carried over into Amsterdam’s international reputation today.