Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Disney-Wonder

On November 22, a 73-year-old passenger fell overboard from the Disney Wonder while sailing in the Tasman Sea at approximately 4:30 a.m. In response to the emergency, the cruise ship made an immediate turnaround to conduct a thorough search for the missing individual. Despite the crew's extensive efforts, including the use of thermal imaging cameras, the passenger has not yet been located. The Disney Wonder, which had departed from Melbourne, is now expected to reach Auckland a day later than originally scheduled due to this unfortunate incident.

In the early hours of November 23, 2022, a small fire ignited aboard the Disney Wonder, stemming from an electrical short circuit within the ship's speaker system. The incident occurred near the Funnel Vision screen, where flames were initially obscured by smoke. Fortunately, the location of the fire was not in close proximity to guests, although it was situated on the funnel above Vibe, the onboard teen club. Emergency response teams quickly arrived on the scene and successfully extinguished the flames. In the aftermath, surrounding decks were temporarily closed to ensure safety, but all areas reopened within a few hours without further incident. For more details and photos, visit: https://wdwnt.com/2022/11/speaker-on-fire-aboard-disney-wonder-cruise-ship/

On the evening of April 27, 2022, a dramatic maritime medical emergency unfolded approximately 180 miles off the coast of Grays Harbor, Washington, when a passenger aboard the cruise ship 'Disney Wonder' required urgent medical attention. The Coast Guard Sector Columbia River received an emergency call at 5:21 p.m. reporting a 71-year-old male passenger suffering from severe internal bleeding, prompting an immediate response. In a coordinated effort, the 13th Coast Guard District Command Center and Sector Columbia River instructed the cruise vessel to adjust its course toward Astoria to facilitate a quicker airlift. A skilled MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Sector Columbia River arrived at the scene at 9:36 p.m., equipped with a Life-Flight nurse to aid in the patient's care. The critical extraction was completed at 10:19 p.m., with the patient being hoisted into the helicopter and transported back to Astoria. Following the successful medevac, the patient was handed over to a Life-Flight team around 11:30 p.m. for further medical assistance in Portland.

On June 23, 2020, the cruise industry faced a tragic incident as Eddie Burgos Ragodon, a Filipino painter aboard the 'Disney Wonder', passed away while the vessel was docked in Curacao. Ragodon had reported experiencing chills and fever, leading him to seek medical attention within the ship's healthcare facility days prior to his passing. The 'Disney Wonder' is currently on a mission to repatriate crew members stranded onboard due to the global cruise industry shutdown initiated in March. With over 255 crew members confirmed to have contracted COVID-19 since the onset of the pandemic, the ship has experienced one of the most significant outbreaks in cruise history. Disney Cruise Line (DCL) has announced plans to conduct a COVID-19 test on Ragodon. Fortunately, the vessel has recently received a