Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge + Caribbean Cruise – March 2026 Family Adventure

Overview

Here’s a once-in-a-lifetime holiday that brings together the best of Walt Disney World and the Caribbean — all in one unforgettable 14-night escape. Spend a week at Disney’s stunning Animal Kingdom Lodge, where wildlife roams just beyond your balcony, followed by 7 magical nights on board the brand-new Disney Treasure cruise ship. With Free Dining, 14-Day Park Tickets, and a sun-soaked cruise that sails to Mexico, Jamaica and Disney’s own private island, this is Disney at its absolute best.

Highlights

7 nights at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge (4*+ Resort View Room)
Includes FREE Disney Dining Plan + 14-Day Magic Tickets
7-night Disney Cruise on board the brand-new Disney Treasure
Cruise visits Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica & Castaway Cay
Stay includes a Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Veranda
Broadway-style shows, character experiences, fireworks at sea
From £20,396 per family (2 adults + 1 child under 9)
Departing 28 March 2026 – ideal for an Easter getaway

What’s Included

Return indirect flights from Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh or Dublin
7 nights at Animal Kingdom Lodge with:
- FREE Disney Dining Plan
- 14-Day Disney Magic Tickets (pay for 7)
- $100 Disney Gift Card
- Up to £300 hotel saving
7-night Caribbean cruise on Disney Treasure with:
- Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Veranda
- Unlimited beverages, 24-hour dining, soft-serve ice cream
- Broadway-quality shows and Moana stage spectacular
- Disney characters, fireworks at sea, and world-class kids’ clubs
Cruise itinerary: Port Canaveral – Cozumel – Grand Cayman – Falmouth – Castaway Cay – Port Canaveral
Airport/hotel/cruise transfers included
ABTA & ATOL protection throughout

Accommodation

Your stay begins in the heart of the wild — Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, where African wildlife roams past your balcony and the resort blends safari style with Disney magic. With the full dining plan included, you’ll enjoy a mix of table-service, quick bites, and character dining too. Then it’s time to set sail aboard the Disney Treasure — a floating theme park packed with Broadway shows, pools, themed dining, and unforgettable ports of call. Every detail is taken care of, from splash zones to fireworks at sea.

The Hotel

Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani

Overview

Kidani Village is the villa-only part of Animal Kingdom Lodge — a little quieter, a little more tucked away, and brilliant for families. You’ve got your own lobby, savanna views, and even a hidden gem of a restaurant: Sanaa.

Poolside

The Samawati Springs pool is a bit smaller than the main Lodge’s, but has a great splash zone and waterslide. It’s ideal for younger kids and those looking for a slightly quieter spot.

Food & Drink

Sanaa is one of the best-kept secrets in Disney dining — watch animals from your table while you eat African and Indian-inspired dishes. Plus, villa guests can cook for themselves too.

Entertainment

It’s calm and low-key, with animal viewing areas and the odd cultural talk or activity in the lobby. A great place to recharge between park days.

Sports & Activities

There’s a fitness centre, savanna viewing decks, and a community hall with crafts and games. Nice extras if you’re planning some downtime at the resort.

14 nights

from 6799 pp