Disney Cruise Line Returns To Hawaii
The bigg news coming out of the Disney Cruise Line this month is the planned return to Hawaii on board Disney Wonder for two 10-night cruises, sailing from Vancouver to Honolulu on April 26 and then a return sailing on May 6.
The line was supposed to return to Hawaii this past spring, but the coronavirus shutdown canceled those plans. It’ll be the first time Disney has made the sailing to the 50th state since 2015.
Disney Dream and Fantasy, which debuted in 2011 and 2012, will sail from Port Canaveral like normal, with Dream handling three- and four-night Bahamas cruises and Fantasy sailing mostly on seven-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries, all with stops at the line’s private island Castaway Cay. One Disney Dream sailing features a double stop at the private island.
Disney Magic will sail from PortMiami on four- and five-night Bahamas cruises, also stopping by Castaway Cay as well as five-night Western Caribbean cruises and one three-night sailing that will hit Castaway Cay and Key West.
Disney Wonder will begin the year sailing from Galveston on four-night itineraries, then migrate to New Orleans for six-night sailings. Both ports will feature one six-night sailing that travels to the Bahamas and Key West.
Wonder will then pass through the Panama Canal to reposition to San Diego for March and April for cruises to Baja California, Mexico, on two-, four- and five-night options.
Summer 2022 itineraries, including what’s on tap for Disney Wish won’t be revealed until a later date.
Disney has canceled all sailings until at least late December as U.S. ports continue to be under a no-sail order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which expires on Oct. 31, but could be continued, further pushing the line’s plans for a return to sea into 2021.
Bookings for these itineraries are now open to the public and if your interested in taking to the high seas or maybe visiting Hawaii, then you can request a quote here.
