Disney Cruise Line announces 2012 itineraries
Oct 17, 2010
It may be a little over three months before the Disney Dream takes its maiden voyage, but that doesn't mean people can't make plans to enjoy the fourth ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, the Disney Fantasy. Today, Disney Cruise Line unveiled information regarding 2012 itineraries for all four Disney Cruise Line ships.
Disney describes the Disney Fantasy as a sister ship to the Disney Dream, and will have many of the same amenities as the Dream including the new AquaDuck water coaster that generated so much excitement among potential cruisers. With the Inaugural sailing April 7, 2012, the Disney Fantasy will take over the Magic's 7-Night Eastern and Western Caribbean Cruises beginning with a Western Caribbean cruise (including stops in Grand Cayman, Costa Maya, Cozumel, and Castaway Cay). Another Western Caribbean Cruise will occur on April 14, 2012 and then the schedule will alternate with Eastern Caribbean Cruises (with stops in St. Maarten, St. Thomas, and Castaway Cay) until the end of August. Disney has not yet announced the itinerary for the Fantasy after August 2012, and only says "additional details and itinerary information will be released at a later date."
The Disney Dream will continue 3 and 4 night Bahama cruises out of Port Canaveral as well as 5 Night Bahamian sailings with two stops at the very popular Castaway Cay.
From its new home port in Los Angeles, California, the Disney Wonder will offer cruises to the Mexican Riviera from January - April, 2012 including stops in Puerta Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas. At this time, Disney has not yet confirmed the Wonder will relocate north to Vancouver, Canada to offer a second summer season of cruises to Alaska.
Until the Disney Fantasy sets sail, the Disney Magic will offer 7-Night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises (with a stop in Key West not Costa Maya) for first quarter until April, 2012. The initial sailing will be a Western Caribbean cruise on January 7, 2012, and alternating with Eastern Caribbean cruises until the end of March. Disney has released no further information on the itinerary of the Magic past March 24, 2012, and no word yet on whether a third season of European cruises will take place.
Oct 17, 2010
It may be a little over three months before the Disney Dream takes its maiden voyage, but that doesn't mean people can't make plans to enjoy the fourth ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, the Disney Fantasy. Today, Disney Cruise Line unveiled information regarding 2012 itineraries for all four Disney Cruise Line ships.
Disney describes the Disney Fantasy as a sister ship to the Disney Dream, and will have many of the same amenities as the Dream including the new AquaDuck water coaster that generated so much excitement among potential cruisers. With the Inaugural sailing April 7, 2012, the Disney Fantasy will take over the Magic's 7-Night Eastern and Western Caribbean Cruises beginning with a Western Caribbean cruise (including stops in Grand Cayman, Costa Maya, Cozumel, and Castaway Cay). Another Western Caribbean Cruise will occur on April 14, 2012 and then the schedule will alternate with Eastern Caribbean Cruises (with stops in St. Maarten, St. Thomas, and Castaway Cay) until the end of August. Disney has not yet announced the itinerary for the Fantasy after August 2012, and only says "additional details and itinerary information will be released at a later date."
The Disney Dream will continue 3 and 4 night Bahama cruises out of Port Canaveral as well as 5 Night Bahamian sailings with two stops at the very popular Castaway Cay.
From its new home port in Los Angeles, California, the Disney Wonder will offer cruises to the Mexican Riviera from January - April, 2012 including stops in Puerta Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas. At this time, Disney has not yet confirmed the Wonder will relocate north to Vancouver, Canada to offer a second summer season of cruises to Alaska.
Until the Disney Fantasy sets sail, the Disney Magic will offer 7-Night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises (with a stop in Key West not Costa Maya) for first quarter until April, 2012. The initial sailing will be a Western Caribbean cruise on January 7, 2012, and alternating with Eastern Caribbean cruises until the end of March. Disney has released no further information on the itinerary of the Magic past March 24, 2012, and no word yet on whether a third season of European cruises will take place.