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Disney Cruise Line restricts cabin door decorations to doors only
The cruise line updated its policy after some passengers said elaborate displays extended into hallways and created obstacles. Decorations remain allowed on doors but are now banned from corridor walls and ceilings.
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Disney Cruise Line updated its decoration policy to limit items to stateroom doors after some passengers reported that displays had extended into hallways and onto ceilings. The company said the change addresses guest safety concerns. A spokesperson told Fox News Digital that door decorations will continue.
Policy details The updated rules state that decorations should only be placed on doors and are not permitted on corridor walls or ceilings. Tape, adhesives, and over-the-door organizers remain prohibited because they can damage surfaces. Decorations with sound or video elements are also not allowed. Passengers who damage doors will be charged $100 per incident for repairs.
Passenger reactions Some travelers welcomed the limits.
Another called full displays "out of hand" and raised fire hazard concerns. Other passengers said they still plan to decorate doors for upcoming sailings. One noted a plan to turn a door into a castle theme with magnetic mailboxes, streamers, and LED lights.
Similar guidelines have been issued by other cruise operators. Royal Caribbean International recently notified passengers on one ship that materials cannot be placed on stateroom doors or along corridors.
