Call us silly, but we think one of the greatest perks of a Disney Cruise is the included child care! We’re not talking about just sticking your kids in the room with a teenager and instructions to order Mickey Bars from room service here.

Child care on board the Disney Wish cruise ship includes unique spaces, super fun staff to play with and just about any activity you could dream up — and, trust us, many that you would never imagine on your own.

The DFB team has visited every space for babies, toddlers, kids, tweens and teens on the ship! Let’s take a tour!

Disney’s Oceaneer Club

This space is designed for ages 3 to 12 and has themed spaces your kids should enjoy no matter their interests! First up, though, you have to check them in. You do that on Deck 3, and then your kiddos SLIDE DOWN to Deck 2 where the club is located. How amazing is this slide?! It’s the rabbit hole, and you slide into Wonderland! 

One thing you need to know about the Oceaneer Club is that it has multiple spaces where your kids can choose to hang out and participate in different activities. There’s a stage in the hub of the club where there will be special shows and character appearances.

And check out these Pixar-themed…bathrooms?!!

Now on to some of the themed spaces in the Oceaneer Club that the Wish’s younger passengers can explore.

Fairytale Hall

Disney princess and Frozen queen fans will be able to express themselves in this very regal space.

Kids can create art projects in Rapunzel’s Art Studio …

We’ve always wanted to visit Belle’s Library, how about you? It’s here on the Disney Wish — and there’s an enchanted painting above the fireplace that will bring tales to life!

A third themed space in Fairytale Hall is Anna and Elsa’s Sommerhus.

We’re told that Olaf will be around to play some interactive games and have other Frozen fun!

Walt Disney Imagineering Lab

The Imagineering Lab invites kids to learn secrets of Disney’s Imagineering department and participate in hands-on activities.

The Imagineering Lab has a Ride Studio, where kids can design a roller coaster and then take a virtual ride on it. Uh, Disney, could you have an “Adult Night” in the Oceaneer Club on our cruise, pretty please?

Here’s the ride car you climb in for your test drive!

Marvel Super Hero Academy

For kids who are into all things Avengers, there’s this Marvel Super Hero Academy.

Kids can choose a super hero suit…

…and watch the mannequin transform into the super hero of their choice before their eyes.

Kids can then put on a suit of their own and participate in Avengers: Mission Training!

Mickey & Minnie’s Captain’s Deck

When kids need to burn off some energy, there is Mickey & Minnie’s Captain’s Deck!

This room has indoor playsets and an area to get some exercise.

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Edge

Edge is the club on the Disney Wish cruise ship designed for kids ages 11-14.

The design here is inspired by a New York City loft apartment and features bright backgrounds to take selfies.

There’s even a snack bar with a faux grass “picnic area.”

Pretty cool, right?!

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Vibe

For older teens (ages 14 to 17), there’s Vibe.

Vibe also has plenty of gaming areas and is inspired by an artist’s loft in Paris.

Check out the floor-to-ceiling windows in this space!

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It’s A Small World Nursery

For the youngest people aboard the ship, there’s the It’s a Small World Nursery.

Each section of the space is themed toward a different area of the world, with Pixar, Disney, and Marvel characters “re-imagined” as dolls from the iconic “it’s a small world” attraction.

Specially-trained Disney counselors will help the littles with age-appropriate games, stories and crafts. And there’s even a sweet nap room.

We’re fascinated with the mobile-style light fixture!

That’s a look at the kids clubs aboard the Disney Wish cruise ship! The clubs for children ages 4 and up are included with the cost of your cruise. It’s important to note that for the littlest cruisers in the It’s a Small World Nursery, there is an hourly charge for babysitting.

For more information on what’s included with your Disney Cruise, check out our list here.

Are you planning to cruise on the Wish? Tell us in the comments!

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