Adora Majic City from Cebu Fly and Cruise 2026-2027

OVERVIEW: ADORA MAGIC CITY

The Adora Magic City marks a major milestone in maritime innovation as China’s first domestically constructed large cruise ship. Onboard, guests can explore the world’s first cruise ship industrial aesthetic exhibition hall—a curated space showcasing the vessel’s construction journey alongside integrated multi-functional venues that combine raw industrial design with modern lifestyle amenities.

KEY VESSEL SPECIFICATIONS

• Brand / Line: Adora Cruises
• Vessel Name: Adora Magic City
• Gross Tonnage: 136,000 GT
• Length: 324 meters
• Decks: 15
• Total Cabins: 2,125
• Max Passenger Capacity: 5,246 guests

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Travel Document Requirements

• Valid Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your scheduled return date. Please also provide a clear photocopy of the photo/biodata page.
• China Re-Entry Visa: A valid visa is required for re-entry into China. If you hold an existing visa, please double-check its validity period and entry allowance to prevent travel delays.

Important Policy Note: If you are unable to embark or complete your travel due to missing, invalid, or expired documentation, all cruise fees remain 100% non-refundable, and any additional expenses incurred will be the guest’s sole responsibility.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is included in the Adora Magic City Cebu Fly-Cruise package?

• The package includes roundtrip international airfare via Cathay Pacific (Cebu–Hong Kong–Shanghai) with taxes, checked luggage allowance (20–25 kg) plus 7 kg hand carry, 2 nights hotel accommodation in Shanghai with daily breakfast and select land meals, cruise ship accommodations (twin sharing), meals at complimentary onboard restaurants, and access to designated onboard entertainment and facilities.

2. What mandatory fees and exclusions are not included in the package price?

• The package rate excludes port taxes and fees (USD 80 to USD 160 per person depending on the itinerary), onboard gratuities (approx. HKD 140 per person/night), Chinese Group Visas (USD 80 per person), South Korea visa fees (if applicable), Philippine Travel Tax, travel insurance, shore excursions, and personal onboard expenses such as Wi-Fi, spa services, and specialty dining.

3. What passport and visa documents are required to join the cruise?

• Passport: Original passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date, along with a photocopy of the main bio page.
• China Visa: A double-entry or multiple-entry Chinese visa (or Chinese Group Visa) is required to enter and re-enter Shanghai.
• South Korea Visa: Required for itineraries making port calls in Busan and Jeju, South Korea.

4. Where do the flights originate and what airline operates them?

• Flights depart from Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) and connect through Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), operated by Cathay Pacific.

6. From which cruise terminal in Shanghai does the vessel depart?

• The ship departs from the Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal, located at No. 1 Baoyang Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai, China.

7. What destination itineraries are available for the Adora Magic City Fly-Cruise from Cebu?

• 5D4N Itinerary: Cebu – Shanghai – Sea Cruise – Shanghai – Cebu.
• 7D6N Itinerary: Cebu – Shanghai – Jeju (South Korea) – Busan (South Korea) – Shanghai – Cebu.

8. Are shore excursions included in South Korea, and what languages are spoken on tours?

• Shore excursions in Jeju and Busan are not included. Guests may explore ports independently (DIY) or purchase optional onboard shared bus tours. Onboard organized shore tours feature Chinese-speaking tour guides only.

9. What is the deposit schedule and payment policy?

• Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of USD 500 per person is required within 3 days of booking confirmation.
• Balance: Full balance payment must be settled at least 45 days prior to departure.

10. What happens if a passenger is denied entry due to visa or document issues?

• If a guest is unable to board, enter, or exit a country due to passport, visa, or personal documentation issues, all tour and cruise fees remain 100% non-refundable. Any extra travel, lodging, or rerouting expenses incurred will be the guest’s sole responsibility.

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