If your luggage is too heavy and you'd like to lighten your embarkation load, consider shipping some of your supplies and have them mailed to your stateroom.

My understanding is that Quay Cruise agencies is Disney's local agent in the LA area. Here is their site:
http://www.gensteam.com/qusa_branches.php

Send your package to this address:
Quay Cruise Agency, USA
AS Agents MV Disney Magic
1000 East Del Amo Blvd.
Carson, CA 90746

c/o <Your Name>
Ship: Disney Magic
Cabin Number: <#>
Sail Date: <Date>


Shipping restrictions appear to mirror TSA/airline restrictions. So no foods, liquids or powders. I realize that most things you carry on will need to be carried off. But if you're travelling with young kids and want to pre-ship diapers or other disposables, it may be an option.

They accept UPS and USPS, but prefer UPS.

You need to be careful if you are going to undertake this. There are a number of companies that specialize in shipping items for delivery to a ship and I wold only consider using one of these. Security is incredibly tight and if you do not pack and/or declare correctly you might find that your bags will not be there for you. You may want to check with DCL as to what company they prefer to work with.

This can be a tricky subject and, at time, can be expensive.

Ted

Security is incredibly tight and if you do not pack and/or declare correctly you might find that your bags will not be there for you. You may want to check with DCL as to what company they prefer to work with.

This can be a tricky subject and, at time, can be expensive.



I got this reference from DCL. As long as you follow restrictions, there should be no problems.

I mailed a diaper box, and it cost me $16 from Northern California. Well worth it not to have to carry one more thing on board.