11 Kids-Only Areas on Disney Cruises That Will Make Every Parent Seriously Jealous

Disney's Oceaneer Club is for kids ages 3 to 12. With multiple themed spaces like Andy's Room, Pixie Hollow, Star Wars: Millennium Falcon, and Marvel Super Hero Academy, there's something for everyone to enjoy while cruising.

To gain access, guests will be given a magic band, just like at a Walt Disney World Resort park. You'll scan in for easy access into the clubs, and begin a new adventure each day.

Andy's Room is the only Oceaneer Club space guests will find on all four Disney Cruise Line ships. Kids can enjoy a huge Slinky Dog slide while "shrinking" down to the size of Andy's toys for a day filled with fun.

Guests can find Tinkerbell's hideaway, Pixie Hollow, aboard the Disney Dream, Fantasy, and Magic cruise ships. In this space, kids can play dress up and work on craft projects with new friends.

Aboard the Disney Dream and Fantasy ships, kids can step into the Star Wars saga and become one with the force. On the Disney Dream, Star Wars: Millennium Falcon lets kids join the Rebel Alliance to train like a Jedi and even fly the Millennium Falcon. On the Disney Fantasy, Star Wars: Command Post allows kids to battle the Dark Side and train with X-Wing pilots and Jedi.

Kids aboard the Disney Fantasy, Magic, and Wonder will find Marvel: Super Hero Academy. On the Disney Fantasy, kids will come face-to-face with Doctor Strange to help unleash their inner strength to become an Avenger. On the Disney Magic and Wonder, kids will get to go into the command post of S.H.I.E.L.D and catch a glimpse of Thor's hammer and Captain America's shield.

As part of the 3-to-12-year-old spaces, the Oceaneer Lab offers kids a place to play games and do guided activities. The great thing about the activities in the Oceaneer Lab is that they're based on interest level and maturity, not age, so that way siblings and friends can play together.

Edge is the tween club on all of the Disney Cruise Line ships. This space for kids ages 11 to 14 is open from 10 a.m. until 1:00 am. The fully interactive space features high-tech entertainment, including flat-screen TVs, computers, and video games.

While the theme on the Magic and Wonder is different from the Fantasy and Dream, the fun is just the same. Your tweens will love the themed nights, dance parties, and showings of Disney movies on huge TVs.

Teens ages 14 to 17 can enjoy their own space at Vibe, which is a different experience on each ship. It gives teens the opportunity to connect with other kids their age from around the world in a truly unique space. It even features it's own coffee bar that serves nonalcoholic beverages and snacks. To get into the space, teens must show a specially coded Key to the World card.

The teen club on Disney's Magic and Wonder is designed to look like an urban loft. Activities here are structured, with a lot of downtime to just hang out and enjoy some time without parents.

Modelled after the iconic animator Mary Blair's style and design, the "It's a Small World" nursery offers care for kids 6 months to 3 years old. They can play games, make crafts, watch movies, and take a nap all in once space dedicated just to them. And no need to worry — Disney has brought in expert counselors to watch after your little ones.