For many families, a Disney Cruise Line vacation is already packed with unforgettable moments—meeting Mickey on deck, watching fireworks at sea, and indulging in unlimited soft serve ice cream. But what happens when your child loses a tooth mid-vacation? If you’re imagining a flustered scramble for a ziplock bag or a missed moment with the Tooth Fairy, don’t worry—Disney has turned even this milestone into a magical memory.Credit: DisneyRecently, a curious parent took to Reddit to ask a question that many others probably hadn’t thought of until it happened to them:“Will Disney do anything if your child’s tooth falls out on a trip? I read something about a badge?”The replies quickly flooded in, confirming that, yes—Disney Cruise Line has a special way of celebrating a lost tooth at sea.Yes, There’s a Tooth-Loss Button—And It’s AdorableAccording to multiple responses in the thread, when a child loses a tooth on a Disney cruise, they can receive a special souvenir pin that reads something like “I Lost a Tooth on DCL” (Disney Cruise Line). One parent wrote:“Yes! You get a little pin that says I lost a tooth on DCL. It’s a running joke in my family because my 6-year-old has lost one on each of the 3 cruises we’ve been on, and then another at Disney World (they gave a plastic necklace, not a pin). This kid has lost 4 out of 6 teeth on Disney property!”Another replied with helpful advice, recommending that parents simply head to Guest Services and let them know about the lost tooth. Others shared stories about how even servers at the dining rooms got involved, going out of their way to bring over the badge or button during dinner after a child mentioned losing a tooth.One parent recalled, “My daughter lost a tooth during dinner once, and our server came back with a button for her. I believe it had the Cheshire Cat on it.”A Small Gesture That Makes a Big ImpactCredit: DisneyThe pin itself may be simple—a cute button with Disney characters or wording acknowledging the lost tooth—but the gesture is so perfectly “Disney.” It turns a possibly stressful moment into something children get excited about. It’s a reminder that on a Disney Cruise, the magic isn’t only in the planned activities, but in the unexpected moments that become cherished stories for years to come.For kids, losing a tooth can already be an exciting rite of passage. Add the surprise of getting a “tooth loss badge” on a ship in the middle of the ocean, and you have a memory that’s practically guaranteed to go in the family scrapbook.For parents, it’s one more way Disney proves its legendary attention to detail. Whether it’s a birthday, first cruise, honeymoon, or even a loose tooth, there seems to be a pin, button, or magical moment to mark just about everything.What to Do If Your Child Loses a Tooth on a Disney CruiseIf your child feels that tell-tale wiggle mid-trip, here’s what to do:Let Guest Services Know: Visit the Guest Services desk in the lobby atrium and let them know your child lost a tooth. They’ll usually have buttons on hand—or can find someone who does.Tell Your Dining Team: Disney Cruise Line servers are known for building relationships with guests over the course of the cruise. If your child loses a tooth during dinner, let your server know. Many have access to pins or can make arrangements for a surprise later in the meal.Consider a Tooth Fairy Plan: If your family does the Tooth Fairy tradition, plan ahead and maybe pack a few dollars or a small token “just in case.” Some parents even bring a mini pouch or small container just in case a tooth falls out at sea. (Though let’s be honest, if you forget, Disney will probably still find a way to help you out.)Ask About Special Keepsakes: Buttons may vary, and supplies could be limited, but if they’re available, cast members are usually happy to provide them. In the parks, some parents have also received necklaces, sticker badges, or printed certificates.The Disney Tooth Fairy? She Sails, TooCredit: DisneyOne of the reasons this small tradition is gaining attention is because it combines two types of childhood magic: Disney and the Tooth Fairy. And while there’s no official “Tooth Fairy Experience” offered on Disney Cruise Line, that hasn’t stopped many parents from creating one with a little help from Disney cast members.Some guests bring their own small Tooth Fairy envelopes or leave notes in the stateroom for their room host to find. While not guaranteed, some stateroom hosts or Guest Services staff have been known to add a little pixie dust to the experience—whether it’s a note, a bit of glitter, or a tiny surprise from the “Tooth Fairy at Sea.”Is This Only on Disney Cruise Line?The fun isn’t limited to the ships. According to one Reddit commenter, their child also lost a tooth at Walt Disney World, where they received a plastic necklace instead of a pin. Like on the cruise, cast members at the parks are often eager to turn milestones into magic. Whether it’s a first visit, a birthday, or an impromptu tooth loss, Disney’s philosophy of celebrating the “little big moments” still shines through.Still, the DCL pin seems to be a cruise-exclusive—and that makes it a coveted keepsake for families whose little ones are in the midst of the tooth-losing years.In the grand scheme of a Disney Cruise, a lost tooth may not seem like a headline moment—but for kids, it can be the most memorable thing that happens. And true to form, Disney doesn’t miss the opportunity to turn it into a story worth telling.So if you notice a wiggly tooth before your next sailing, don’t worry—Disney’s got your back. And who knows? Your child might come home with not just memories and souvenirs, but a shiny new pin that proves once and for all: even losing a tooth is magical on a Disney Cruise.The post Guest Uncovers What Disney Does with Missing Teeth on Costly Cruise Ship appeared first on Inside the Magic.