New Castaway Club Gifts Await Members on Their Next Sailing

Sailed before? You're already a member!

Disney Cruise Line Castaway Club members will soon fine new gifts waiting in their stateroom when they board.

What's Happening:

  • Those sailing on Disney Cruise Line (who have sailed before) will be welcomed aboard with new gifts as part of Castaway Club.
  • Castaway Club members are anyone who has ever sailed aboard Disney Cruise Line before, welcomed into the club on their second cruise, officially becoming a silver member.
  • From there, there are different tiers: Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Pearl. Each comes with their own benefits and fun Castaway Club swag that is waiting in their stateroom when they board.
  • After completing one sailing, guests automatically become Silver.
    • Gold: 5-9 sailings
    • Platinum: 10-24 sailings
    • Pearl: 25+ sailings
  • Now, there are new Castaway Club gifts that will be waiting for members when they enter their stateroom on embarkation day.
  • First up, a new backpack for Silver members. This replaces the familiar "Let's Cruise" tote.

  • Gold members get the backpack, and a new wet/dry bag, sure to come in handy for the beach visits. Note that Gold members previously received a wet/dry bag, but this new one appears to be larger.

  • Platinum members will receive the backpack, wet/dry bag, and this stainless steel water bottle. Previously, platinum members received a Mickey-shaped beach towel.

  • Finally, Pearl members will receive all of the above, plus a cozy travel pillow/blanket combo. This replaces the tumblers that were previously received.

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Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.