As a point of reference, on a recent sailing of the Wish, a 3-card pack of paper game cards (good for the four games held in a session) was $10, a mechanical handset loaded with 24 cards for each of the four games was $40, a handset loaded with 48 cards for each of the four games was $50 and a “family pack” of two 24-card handsets was $60. On the Wish, bingo is held in the Luna Lounge.Įveryone is allowed in the bingo room and kids can play along, but the actual bingo cards/machines must be paid for by an adult age 18 or older and if there are winnings, they will go to an adult. Again, be sure to check the Navigator app for specifics. On crowded sailings, both of these may be unavailable to latecomers.īingo games are held in one of the ships’ lounges, or in particularly crowded sailings, it may be held in a movie theater. If you’re sure you want to play, then send at least one adult member of your party to this “pre-sale” session to buy-in to the game and to snag a seat at the venue.

Note: Sales of bingo cards/machines often begin 30-45 minutes before the actual bingo games start. (Sessions are not typically offered on embarkation days.) Check your Disney Cruise Line Navigator app for specific times during your sailing. Here’s what you need to know.īingo sessions are offered once, or sometimes twice, per day on nearly every day of every Disney Cruise Line sailing. You won’t find an adults-only smoky room filled with blackjack tables and one-armed bandits, instead DCL offers boisterous games of BINGO filled with song, children, and sometimes hefty cash prizes. Unlike most cruise lines, there are no casinos on the Disney Cruise Line ships.

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