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The New Disney Cruise Line Itineraries are Here!

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Disney Cruise Line announced the new itineraries for the end of 2027 and the beginning of 2028 today, and it’s loaded with some great options. Disney is finally going back to New York City!!  And the Adventure is getting a port of call! I’ve got details below.

The Wish arguably has the most exciting lineup, but there are some other winners in there.

After a summer in Europe, the Disney Wish is heading to New York City for a limited run! The Transatlantic from Southampton is a great option, with an overnight in Iceland and a final stop in New York City. Afterwards it will offer 4-, 5-, and 6-night Bermuda cruises from the Big Apple. There’s also a great 7-night cruise to Canada out of New York, before the Wish heads south for a 5-night repositioning cruise to San Juan for a 7-night Southern Caribbean. Afterward, it will sail another repositioning Eastern Caribbean cruise from San Juan to Port Canaveral before resuming 3- and 4-night Bahamas sailings from Port Canaveral.

The Destiny is mixing up its Fort Lauderdale sailings with a stint in Port Canaveral! She’ll sail 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-night cruises to the Bahamas and Caribbean.

The Treasure is mostly sticking to 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean sailings from Port Canaveral, but will also add a 6-night Bahamas sailing and an 8-night Caribbean sailing!

The Dream is sailing from both Fort Lauderdale and Port Canaveral to the Bahamas.

The Fantasy will continue to sail out of Port Canaveral, but will also mix it up with some Fort Lauderdale sailings and Southern Caribbean sailings. There is also an 8-night Bermuda sailing from Fort Lauderdale in March!

The Wonder is staying on the West Coast to continue sailing from San Diego on 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-night Baja and Mexican Riviera sailings.

The Magic is going back to Galveston for Bahamas and Caribbean sailings! Rumors were that Galveston was getting a newer ship, but it didn’t happen this time. The good news is that it will do two Panama Canal crossings, one in November and one in March.

The Adventure will continue with 3- and 4-night cruises to nowhere out of Singapore, but will begin 4-night cruises with its first port of call – Langkawi, Malaysia! Disney even added it to some existing sailings beginning in late 2026! That’s kind of amazing.

Booking begins:

Monday, August 31 – Pearl Castaway Club members (guests who have sailed with Disney at least 25 times) can book!

Tuesday, September 1 – Platinum Castaway Club members (guests who have sailed with Disney at least 10 times) can book!

Wednesday, September 2 – Gold Castaway Club members (guests who have sailed with Disney at least 5 times) can book!

Thursday, September 3- Silver Castaway Club members (guests who have sailed with Disney at least once) can book!

Tuesday, September 8 – Booking day for anyone!

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Tammy Whiting

Tammy is the author of The Unofficial Guide to Disney Cruise Line. There’s nowhere on this Earth Tammy would rather be than on a Disney cruise with her family. Tammy is the founder of Storybook Destinations, a travel agency specializing in Disney vacations. You can follow Tammy's travels @CruisingwithTammy on Instagram or reach Tammy by email at Tammy@StorybookDestinations.com.

6 thoughts on “The New Disney Cruise Line Itineraries are Here!”

  • Lindsay

    Thanks so much for all the info! Any idea when the Believe itineraries will be released or info about ports for that ship? We have a placeholder – trying to decide if I want to use it on one of these new itineraries or wait for the Believe. Thanks!

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    • There’s a big “reveal” event for the Believe on October 7th. Safe to assume that inaugural season itineraries would be released shortly thereafter; maybe even the next day.

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      • Lindsay

        Perfect – Thanks!

    • Andy is correct! I would expect they will make the announcement then, with bookings to follow.

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  • Was thinking of trying out the Destiny for a Halloween or Christmas 2027 sailing, but those itineraries are so uninspired! A stop in either Nassau or Cozumel (or *neither*), and then off to the private island(s). Come on guys.

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