Disney Cruise Kids T-Shirts

Celebrate the names of the four most magical ships at sea with this design!

Peter Pan waits at the window to take to Neverland. Just head for the second star to the right and straight on til morning!

Family, Freedom, Fun, and Financial Distress...the Disney Dream.

Have you seen the videos of the cruise ships on fire while sailing the high seas? Perhaps you've even been on one when it happens? Regardless, it's a vibe all it's own! This design pokes good natured fun at the phenomena!

The lighter side of cannibalism and coffee jokes at the Jungle Cruise

The perfect shirt to celebrate eating your favorite iced treat, or to wear when you wish you were in the parks!

To a Jungle Cruise Skipper, there's nothing like the feeling when you step into a bote. (Sure, some people call it a boat, but we know how to spell it.) It's a magical feeling, where you feel utterly comfortable to be yourself, and you know that you belong. In other words... home.

For 2 years of my time at the Jungle Cruise, I ended my trips by pulling up to the dock and saying "Welcome back to that magical land of adventure that we like to call... Adventureland". But, there was a sub-joke that happened when a boat loader named Brien would detect a pause, and before I said "Adventureland" he would say "Dangerplace" and cut me off. So, for months this went on and became it's own joke, so it gets a shirt too... Oh, and for 12 years I have hosted a podcast about the Jungle Cruise at all 4 Disney parks that have it. It's a lot of fun, and fans of Disney or adventure should check it out everywhere podcasts can be downloaded.

OUTDOORS & TRAVEL FAN? If you have wanderlust & love traveling, camping, or seeing new sights, this design is great for camping, RVing & hiking the trails, or just adventure wear. Its good to be an adventure lover!

Inspiration Falls has inspired me to go... and make this design. Featuring subtle elements from the ride.

There's a lot of misconception about the misspellings of "Bote" that are out there. Some people even think there is an "A" in it. (I guess there is... "A bote") But, Jungle Skippers of modern generations know their vehicles of choice by this 4 letter name. This work features art by Skipper Richard Wallace, one of the contributors to the Skipper Store

The Oasis is one of the overlooked gems in the Magic Kingdom, a modest refreshment stand which was somehow reminded relatively untouched.

So, I could give you a nice long explanation of why the Skippers of Disney's Jungle Cruise ride spell it "Bote" when so many other people spell it "Boat". But, it's a long and boring story, with a lot of historical call backs to the 1970's and 80's... So, instead, I'll tell you that the primary people who are probably looking at this shirt are the Skippers and fans of the ride, because they were probably linked here because of the Jungle Crews podcast, the oral history of Disney's Jungle Cruise ride. Hundreds of hours of really great stories of an incredibly fun job that was loved by all.

Now, I don't know much about animals... Ok, I know nearly nothing about animals. But when I go to the zoo, there's one thing I do know. They call these ones, "Stripey Horseys"... (This shirt is in homage to the Jungle Cruise's very famous Stripey Horseys, who have been hanging out on the Veldt for a very long time... and yet few Skippers seem to be able to figure out what they really are...)

When they say "meet me at the Orange Bird mural," get ready for Tiki Birds and Dole Whips!

This brightly colored lounge also acts as a location for live shows, and as a nightclub space. Fathoms has porthole views and ocean-themed decor.

jungle book

We wanted to show that Jungle Cruise Skippers have a heart. I, for example, have multiple ones, in jars... under my bed. But, enough about my weekend hobbies. We know that the heart of a Skipper beats with pure passion, amazing adventure, and silky sarcasm.

Classic.

Somehow it's been 10 years since we launched our podcast, and we've had people asking if we were going to create any shirts for it. (Answer: yes) So, here's one of two beauties celebrating that we've made it 10 years with 3.5 million downloads and a ton of episodes...

Explore exotic realms - Adventureland

Go on a Hawaiian Roller Coaster ride with everyone's favorite little blue alien. This design was inspired by my love of Hawaii and of Lilo and Stitch. It was created with lots of love for Elizabeth's Grotto! Feel free to check out my Etsy Shop where we sell PopSockets and other trinkets and treasures : elizabethsgrotto. :)

Another design that was lost in our early versions of the Skipper Store... (But TeePublic vintage shirts look great with this one) This was the logo from the non-existent "Skipper Con '72", a fictitious gathering of Jungle Cruise Skips in 1972.

Somehow it's been 10 years since we launched our podcast, and we've had people asking if we were going to create any shirts for it. (Answer: yes) So, here's one of two beauties celebrating that we've made it 10 years with 3.5 million downloads and a ton of episodes...

Pixie Dust in a corked glass bottle, featuring a silhouette of Tinkerbell on the label

One of the planes on Disney's Castaway Cay which both justify the existence of the runway but aren't taking off anytime soon.

Do you live for trips down the rivers of the Jungle Cruise? This "Meet Me In Adventureland" is perfect for trips to Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Customize it on apparel colors of your choosing and make it your own!

Rubber ducky version of Donald and Daisy!

These four guys have been headlining their own variety show for over 50 years! That's amazing longevity in the entertainment biz. Their voices seem familiar, and their profile is out of this world! So, sit back and enjoy the show...

Stroll into Adventureland in style with this design inspired by Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, as staple at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland.

We all have Parents. Well, that is the assumption. I mean, otherwise, how does that work? Regardless of that, we know that the parents of Jungle Cruise Skippers are a special breed. They have to, well... put up with us. Put up with the jokes, the silliness, the horribly scheduled hours. But, still, at the end of the day, they are proud of us... Somewhat.

This is a story about Bob. What if, Bob decided to go on a vacation from his problems to Gorda Cay, an island in The Bahamas. While on vacation, he wanted to experience the island as a local, but didn't want to be hassled. So, he found this shirt.

It's a phrase well known to those who frequent the Rivers of Adventure. A sign that the trip is beginning. A sign that the river awaits. A sign of things to come...

This design features the adorable Orange Bird, an original Walt Disney World character from Adventureland and Sunshine Tree Terrance.

A homage to the buildings and rides in adventure land, magic kingdom, Walt Disney World