We’re sharing your complete guide to the Disney Wish pools and slides, including the AquaMouse attraction.
The Disney Wish is Disney Cruise Line’s newest cruise ship, offering guests onboard some truly one-of-a-kind experiences at sea. The ship offers six different pools for families, along with a splash area, a pool for toddlers, an adults-only pool, and even the AquaMouse attraction. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the Disney Wish pools and slides,
Ready to learn more about the Disney Wish pools and slides? Here’s what we’ll be covering:
Disney Wish Pools for Families
On board the Disney Wish you’ll find six differently-sized pools for families. The six main pools are all located midship between the funnels on decks 11 and 12. On Deck 11, you’ll find Mickey’s Pool, Minnie’s Pool, Daisy’s Pool, and Pluto’s Pool. On Deck 12, you can find Donald’s Pool and Goofy’s Pool. On Deck 14, there’s a quiet pool, Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Pool. The main pools all offer lounge chairs where you can soak in the sun, or relax by the pool.
These pool areas are an especially fun place to be for Pirate Night when the pool deck is transformed into a rock concert venue for the Pirate’s Rockin’ Parlay Party. Expect swashbuckling performances from a live pirate band and spectacular fireworks at sea.
Mickey’s Pool (Deck 11)
Mickey’s Pool is the largest option for the pools and is located right in front of Funnel Vision. This is the jumbo LED display that plays Disney movies, TV series, live sporting events, and more.
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Minnie’s Pool (Deck 11)
Minnie’s Pool is also located on Deck 11 with a good view of Funnel Vision from the second largest pool. Both Mickey and Minnie’s Pool are fairly shallow, so perfect for bringing younger kids in to cool off.
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Daisy’s Pool (Deck 11)
Daisy’s Pool is also located on Deck 11 and is smaller than Mickey or Minnie’s Pool. Both Daisy’s Pool and Pluto’s Pool are also shallow, at two feet deep.
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Pluto’s Pool (Deck 11)
Pluto’s Pool and Daisy’s Pool are both the smaller pool options on Deck 11, with a depth of about two feet.
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Donald’s Pool (Deck 12)
Donald’s Pool and Goofy’s Pool are located on Deck 12 and are the two deepest pools at about four feet deep.
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Goofy’s Pool (Deck 12)
Goofy’s Pool and Donald’s Pool are located on Deck 12 and are the two deepest pools at about four feet deep.
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Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Pool (Deck 14)
One of Disney Wish’s best-kept secrets is Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Pool up on Deck 14! The wading pool is two feet deep and is a quiet pool, so is ideal for guests looking to take in a more relaxing time. The pool also has some absolutely incredible views that will make this secluded spot a must-do for anyone looking for a quiet time.
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Toy Story Splash Zone and Trixie’s Falls Pool (Deck 12)
If the Finding Nemo-themed splash pads on the Disney Dream and Fantasy have been a hit with your kids, they’ll love the bathtub-themed Toy Story Splash Zone! on the Disney Wish. The water playground is inspired by the Disney/Pixar short Partysaurus Rex and was designed with families in mind. The splash zone is ideal for toddlers and younger children to have fun on board.
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Notice how Toy Story‘s heroes and villains have been reimagined as huge rubber bath toys that move and spray water. The splash zone also features two toddler-sized slides, pop jets, geysers, and bubblers.
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Nearby, you’ll find Trixie’s Falls, which is a six-inch-deep wading pool complete with a fountain and waterfall. On the same deck, you’ll also find Slide-a-Saurus Rex, which is a kid-friendly smaller water slide than the nearby AquaMouse.
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Disney Wish Pools for Adults
Along with pools that accept all ages, you’ll find an adults-only pool that is just for ages 18 and up. Located on Deck 13 you can find Quiet Cove, which includes an adults-only infinity pool, bar, and lounge.
Quiet Cove (Deck 13)
Quiet Cove is located far from the ship’s family activities making it the perfect spot for guests 18 years of age and older to unwind…without kids. Located on Deck 13, the Quiet Cove is home to an infinity pool, bar, and lounge.
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The lounge, Cove Bar, is themed to Moana, and the perfect spot to grab a cocktail or international coffee. You can enjoy these delicious beverages with stunning views of the sea. Check out our full review here.
Disney Wish Pool Slides
You’ll find two major water slides on the Disney Wish, the Slide-a-Saurus Rex, as well as the AquaMouse water coaster. The AquaMouse made history as the first high-speed water coaster on a Disney Cruise Line ship, featuring two animated adventures set to a score by The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse composer, Christopher Willis.
AquaMouse (Deck 12)
The AquaMouse is far from your average cruise ship waterslide. The AquaMouse is “a thrilling high-speed water coaster down a flume that includes sharp turns and loud noises.”
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To ride AquaMouse, there’s a minimum height requirement of 42” and guests must be 48” tall to ride their raft alone. An impressive 760 feet of tubes wrap around the Disney Wish’s upper deck. As you zip around through the tubes, you’ll take in gorgeous ocean views.
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AquaMouse offers two original animated adventures: Scuba Scramble and Swiss Meltdown. Set to a score by The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse composer, Christopher Willis, this waterslide is simply splash-tacular! You can watch our ride-through of the attraction below!
Slide-a-saurus Rex (Deck 12)
What happens when the bathtub overflows? Kids can take a ride down Slide-a-Saurus Rex to find out! Keeping with the bathtub theme, this double-looping waterslide takes kids on a trip “down the drain.”
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Don’t get too distracted by the 60+ water blasters, misters, and pop jets. There are Disney Easter Eggs to be found! Being the resourceful chipmunks that they are, Chip and Dale are hitchhiking their way to Castaway Cay and can be spotted in each animated story.
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Thanks to Disney for hosting us during the Christening Cruise of the Disney Wish. As part of a media preview we were able to enjoy a 3-night sailing, tour the facilities, speak with Imagineers and Cast Members who brought the ship to life, visit Castaway Cay, and enjoy many of the onboard offerings. #DisneyCruise #DisneyWish #DisneyChristening
