CruiseNearly 56% of millennials surveyed are likely to book the upcoming Disney Cruise Line sailing.

Who's the most excited for the arrival of the Disney Adventure?

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Millennials are drawn to Disney Adventure sailings for its themed dining (pictured: Hollywood Spotlight Club), entertainment, beloved characters, and attractive discounts or offers.
Millennials are drawn to Disney Adventure sailings for its themed dining (pictured: Hollywood Spotlight Club), entertainment, beloved characters, and attractive discounts or offers. Photo Credit: Disney Cruise Line

Millennials in Singapore are showing the highest level of excitement for Disney Cruise Line’s debut in Southeast Asia, with the Disney Adventure set to homeport in Singapore from December 2025.

A recent YouGov survey* reveals that while the majority of Singaporeans are aware of Disney Cruise Line’s arrival, only 19% are highly familiar with the specifics. Nevertheless, 43% of respondents indicated they are likely to consider booking a cruise, with millennials leading the interest at 56%.

Who's the most excited for the arrival of the Disney Adventure?

Dining at themed restaurants emerged as the top attraction, captivating 53% of potential cruisers. Other highlights include unique onboard activities and entertainment (52%) and the allure of Disney-themed staterooms alongside seven themed areas (51%).

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Pricing remains a key factor for many, with 77% of respondents citing discounts and special offers as strong motivators for booking. Destination packages (61%), room upgrades (54%), and onboard experience discounts (52%) were also noted as appealing incentives.

Who's the most excited for the arrival of the Disney Adventure?

Disney characters are another major draw, with Mickey and Friends (55%), Marvel superheroes (48%), and Disney princesses (45%) ranking among the favourites. Over half (54%) of respondents likely to book stated that the availability of their favourite characters onboard would influence their decision—especially among millennials.

While Disney’s loyalty programme for repeat cruisers is recognised by 41% of considerers, only 6% of Singaporeans surveyed are current members.

*The study, conducted by YouGov from 5–11 November 2024, gathered insights from 1,050 adults in Singapore.

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