Disney Dream-Aquaduck
The world’s first water-based water coaster really is worth the potentially long wait in sometimes windy, chilly conditions. Don’t want to stand in line? Aquaduck runs from morning till midnight most days; ask the ride attendant the best time to get there for the shortest wait on your cruise.
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