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LEGO Ideas Disney Wonder Project Has Been Resubmitted and Needs Support

The custom created Disney Wonder LEGO ship Shawn Steele created on the inaugural Hawaiian Cruise in 2012  and submitted to LEGO Ideas did not reach its supporter milestone before time expired. However, Steele has been asked to try again. Shawn hopes to get more support and exposure this time around and is asking those interested in the project to support the project and share the project on social media. Please consider supporting the new Disney Cruise Ship  LEGO Ideas project  and sharing the link with your friends.

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12 Replies to “LEGO Ideas Disney Wonder Project Has Been Resubmitted and Needs Support”

Thanks for posting again!

I supported!

I support it!

I supported the build. I hope Lego doesn’t make it any smaller Keep the detail! I want to pre-order one!

I supported, but Lego didn’t make it easy. I had to create not one but two accounts (and confirm them both after the activation email came through). Worth it, though! I would LOVE to have this on display in my home!!!

Thanks Scott for mentioning this again 🙂

Up to 500 votes, 5% of the way in just a few days – way better than last time. Fingers crossed. Make sure to leave comments about how much you want it, it’s going to need expanded thinking for Lego & Disney to realize this.

The hard part is indeed Lego making it hard for people to sign up. Helps a little to start with a FB or something, but it’s still a bit of work. I really appreciate the support!

There’s a littler one too in case you think Lego/Disney might be more willing to go for a smaller souvenir size. (IMO the smaller one’s a no-brainer, every family on the ships would probably buy one).

I support it!!!!!

Great, thanks! People said it was too big, so I added a little one too – https://ideas.lego.com/projects/128434

But, we’re slipping from ~50 votes/day to ~20 votes per day, which will drop us off of the “popular this week” list. And then we’ll kinda land in Lego Ideas’ dungeon of lost projects — unless we get more social media sharing! So if you like it, please tweet & FB & whatever! Thanks!

Also check out the comments section, it has a few more details about the build. And the blog as well.

We just went on the Fantasy for Star Wars Days and I learned that the Mini Wonder https://ideas.lego.com/projects/128434 is still in the Captain’s Cabin of the Real Wonder 🙂 Cool!

Lots of people were asking how to get one, so please vote for it and share! I’m going to have to give up trying to promote it if we can’t get it some traction because it takes a lot of time to watch that Lego Ideas forum.

Did not realize there was support for this. Will pass along to my friends who work at Walt Disney World and hope we can get a few thousand supporters, BTW we were on that same Hawaii cruise.

Cool! That would be great! Glad you had a chance to see it.

There’s both a big ship https://ideas.lego.com/projects/128153 and a little one https://ideas.lego.com/projects/128434 – supporting both would help!

I so wish this was a live Lego Ideas project we could vote on again. Is it worth re-submitting and trying again? I know Lego and Disney have had so many collaborations recently. I would LOVE to have a DCL cruise ship model in our home (esp of the Magic!).

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The 7 best cruise ships for kids

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Kids can make or break your family cruise. If they’re bored and hate the food options, they will loudly and repeatedly express their displeasure. Pick the wrong cruise ship, and parents will feel as trapped as if they were stranded on a deserted island … with biting crabs underfoot.

The best cruises for kids take advantage of ships with endless fun for the under-18 crowd, plentiful dining that appeals to both young palates and bottomless teen tummies, accommodations and ship services that keep families in mind, and opportunities to meet and hang out with peers. No matter your family size or price range, you can find some incredible vacations at sea that will have kids exclaiming, “Best cruise ever!” by the end of the week.

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Find the top ship for your next trip with our list of the seven best cruise ships for kids (and their parents).

Disney Wish

No one is surprised that kids are highly entertained on a Disney cruise — but what might be surprising is how much there is for adults to do and enjoy , too. That’s especially true on the new Disney Wish , which debuted in the summer of 2022.

Disney Wish has four kids clubs divided by age, but the main Oceaneer Club for 3- to 12-year-olds has an all-new and exciting grand entrance. Kids get to enter the club by slide — and once inside, can explore the club’s spaces themed to “Star Wars,” fairy tales, Marvel and Disney Imagineers.

Along with the kids club on Disney Wish, junior cruisers will find two movie theaters with first-run Disney movies, Broadway-caliber shows featuring Aladdin and the Little Mermaid and dining experiences themed around Arendelle from “Frozen” and the Worlds of Marvel .

In addition to a “Star Wars-” themed bar and adults-only fine dining restaurants, adults will appreciate the little touches on Wish that make family cruising easier — split bathrooms in most cabins, a drop-off nursery, a splash area for toddlers and restaurant staff members who will offer high chairs and puree baby food.

Disney Wish sails short three- and four-night trips from Port Canaveral , Florida (near Orlando) that include a stop at Castaway Cay, Disney’s private island , with its family beach, supervised child care, splash pad and strollers to borrow.

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A nearly identical sister ship, Disney Treasure , will debut in 2024.

Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas

It hasn’t even launched yet, and we’re already confident that Royal Caribbean ‘s new Icon of the Seas , soon to be the largest ship afloat, will be one of the top cruise ships for kids. Kids will never be bored on a ship with a six-slide water park, wild ropes course, surf simulator, rock-climbing wall, sports court and Surfside — a half deck of play spaces and restaurants devoted to little kids and their families.

Kids (and parents) who like a good show can gasp as ice skaters land jumps on a rocking ship, and acrobatic divers flip and splash in the AquaTheater, now up high on the ship under a glass dome. Don’t miss pizza and parades on the Royal Promenade, Icon’s indoor shopping strip.

The ship will also have innovative new family cabins and suites, some with separate kids’ rooms, to better accommodate guests of all ages. The Ultimate Family Townhouse will be a massive three-floor living space with a screening room, karaoke machine, in-suite slide and a backyard that leads out to the Surfside family neighborhood.

Related: 5 best Royal Caribbean ships for kids

Icon of the Seas will sail weeklong Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Miami beginning in January 2024.

Norwegian Encore

Norwegian Encore has a more grown-up vibe than many of the family-focused ships on our list, but its onboard attractions make it a huge hit with teens. Its top decks lure older kids with one of the biggest go-kart tracks in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet and an open-air laser tag arena ideal for shooting matches under the stars. A huge virtual reality playground features rides and games that blow the standard cruise ship arcade out of the water.

Note to parents: Cruiselong passes for the go-kart race track , virtual reality games and laser tag do not come cheap. Be prepared to pull out your wallet to keep the teens happy.

At night, teens can feed their growing bodies with tacos, hibachi and barbecue, plus 24/7 burgers and comfort food at The Local. Afterward, they’ll agree to be seen in public with their parents at a show as cool as “Choir of Man.” It’s an easy concession, as they know they can always escape to the teen club, Entourage, to hang out with the cool kids late at night.

Related: 5 best cruise lines for families

Norwegian Encore spends its summers in Alaska and winters in the Caribbean, with a handful of Panama Canal and Pacific Coast sailings in between.

Carnival Celebration

Passengers and crew members on Carnival Cruise Line ships come ready to meet new friends or share a laugh, a story and a drink with their shipmates. Social kids will fit right in and love the line’s huge, new ship Carnival Celebration . They can make friends at the Family Harbor Lounge, Camp Ocean and Dr. Seuss Bookville; older kids will enjoy the teen and tween clubs conveniently located near Guy Fieri’s burger stand and the video arcade.

Carnival Celebration and its near-identical twin fleet mate, Mardi Gras , are the only cruise ships boasting a top-deck roller coaster called Bolt. (That is until a third sister, Carnival Jubilee, debuts in late 2023.) A ride here is Instagram gold and the ultimate bragging rights for kids on vacation. The coaster dominates the Ultimate Playground area of the ship, where young cruisers can challenge their new friends to miniature golf, waterslide races, basketball and ropes course domination.

Kids who love a good food court can meet up with friends or family at several no-fee, casual eateries, including Shaq’s Big Chicken restaurant and a trio of Street Eats venues featuring dumplings, meat on a stick and loaded French fries. All-hours pizza and ice cream will keep the whole family fueled up for the interactive “Family Feud Live” show.

Related: The ultimate guide to Carnival Cruise Line ships and itineraries

Carnival Celebration sails weeklong Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Miami. Its sister Mardi Gras sails similar Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral, Florida (near Orlando). Carnival Jubilee will be based out of Galveston, Texas, and offer seven-night Western Caribbean cruises only.

Sun Princess

It may seem odd that two of our top ships for kids haven’t debuted yet. However, like Icon of the Seas, Princess Cruises ‘ new 4,300-passenger Sun Princess will be heads and shoulders above the rest of the fleet in terms of family entertainment. If you’re booking a multigenerational family cruise for 2024 or beyond, you will definitely want to keep this ship in mind.

Sun Princess will be the first Princess cruise ship to feature an expansive upper-deck activity zone that kids will love. Named Park19, it will feature nine fun-in-the-sun activities spanning three decks. The attractions include the Sea Breeze Rollglider (imagine a safer version of hang-gliding from an elevated track), a climbing structure with obstacles and a slide, a ropes course, a splash zone and a sports court.

Inside the ship, Firefly Park will have drop-off kid programming and family play spaces for kids 6 months to 7 years old. Tweens and teens will each have their own hangouts, Neon Grove and The Underground, with cozy lounge furniture and plenty of video and other games.

Related: Which cruise ship cabin category should your family book?

Sun Princess will split its time between Mediterranean cruises out of Civitavecchia (the port for Rome), Piraeus (the port for Athens) and Barcelona as well as Caribbean sailings from Fort Lauderdale.

MSC Seascape

MSC Cruises ‘ MSC Seascape is a floating megaresort with something for every type of kid. The ship stands out from its sisters because of its Robotron amusement park-style ride . Three riders at a time buckle into seating attached to a robotic arm, which then twists and turns to fly the riders over the ship and sea.

Water babies will make a break for the Pirates Cove Aquapark, with slides, a splash zone and a rope bridge. Other kids might spend their parents’ money on more virtual fun, indulging in F1 race car simulators, VR motorcycle racing, a 4D movie theater and a video arcade. Family groups can split into teams for sports court competitions or participate in organized games that rely on the latest technology to challenge guests of all ages.

The ship’s Lego-themed Doremi Land kids club has dedicated spaces for babies, kids and teens. The 7,567-square-foot space includes two Lego rooms (one for little kids to play with Duplos, the other with regular Lego bricks for older kids); the area also includes three spaces for teens — a gaming area (with VR options), a hangout with ping pong and foosball and a dance club.

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And let’s not forget the line’s amazing pizza (including dessert versions slathered in Nutella) that families are sure to love.

MSC Seascape sails seven-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Miami.

AmaWaterways’ AmaLea

The typical river cruise draws a lot of retirees — except when Adventures by Disney partners with AmaWaterways. The two travel companies have created a river cruise vacation that is fun for grown-ups and kids.

AmaLea is one of the ships AmaWaterways custom-built for these family cruises. Certain twin balcony cabins sleep three, and suites sleep four to accommodate kids, with connecting cabin options for families who need more space. Unlike many river ships, AmaLea has a pool, as well as a surprise kid hit — giant outdoor chess.

While other ships sail the Seine and Rhine rivers, AmaLea travels the Danube through Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary. Adventures by Disney makes the most of your time with shore excursions planned to entertain kids and adults, with options for supervised kid activities while parents head out on more grown-up tours. Your family might meet farm animals in Hungary, play hide-and-seek in a palace’s labyrinth maze in Austria and hang around in a treetop playground in Germany.

Related: Best river cruises in Europe

On board, kids’ menus are available, and the occasional pajama party whisks kids away for pizza and a movie while adults linger over dinner.

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The Avengers Helicarrier

Pre-order this item today, it will ship from August 1, 2024

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LEGO® Marvel The Avengers Helicarrier (76295) is a recreation of the iconic Avengers aircraft from Marvel Studios’ hit movies The Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron. With 509 pieces and a sturdy base, this collectible aircraft for adult fans makes a distinctive display piece in any home or office.

This buildable Super Hero set for adult enthusiasts replicates the Marvel aircraft carrier in awe-inspiring detail. Quinjets are visible on the runway, indicating the functional use of this Avengers aircraft. The immersive and rewarding building experience is complemented by a digital version of the set’s building instructions, which can be found on the LEGO Builder app.

• LEGO® Marvel collectible gift for adults – This buildable LEGO Marvel aircraft carrier model is designed for adult fans of Super Hero movies and experienced model enthusiasts
• LEGO® Marvel Avengers aircraft – With 509 pieces and measuring over 13 in. (33 cm) long, this buildable vehicle provides model-makers with an immersive and rewarding experience
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• Rewarding to build, funto display – The completed set includes 509 pieces and measures over 7 in. (18 cm) high, 13 in. (33 cm) long and 8.5 in. (22 cm) wide

Disney Magic Cruise Ship

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The Disney Magic is a wonderful cruise ship by Disney. If you love cruises and Disney then go on the Magic which this model is based off of. The swimming pools from the back to the front is the kid pool with water slide, everyone pool, grown-up pool, and in the nose is the staff pool. On the back is Goofy painting but he is just a green dot, sorry! Please support my model.

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