Disney Cruise Line Quietly Raises Onboard Wi‑Fi Prices for 2026 Sailings
Passenger reports say the new rates took effect this month without notice, leaving booked guests unable to lock in earlier pricing.
Overview
- Standard internet now costs $30 per day, up from $26, and Premium Surfing & Streaming is $49, up from $42, increases of roughly 15% and 17% for a single device.
- The change was applied without advance warning, according to Cruise Hive and passenger accounts, and Disney Cruise Line has not issued a public comment.
- Plans are priced per device with no multi‑device discounts, and only one device can be connected at a time even if guests switch logins.
- The updated pricing is reported to exceed similar internet packages on several other cruise lines, particularly for streaming‑level access.
- The internet hike follows higher recommended gratuities introduced in 2025 ($16 per person nightly in standard rooms and $27.25 in concierge) and Hawaii’s new 14% dockside tax effective January 1, as the fleet grows with Disney Destiny’s November debut, Disney Adventure’s service now expected in March, and a Japan‑based Wish‑class ship ordered by Oriental Land Company for 2029.