We have some more sad news for those of you that had booked a Disney Cruise Line cruise through September 30th. Those have now been cancelled after the CDC extended their “No Sail Order” last Friday.

Thanks to the Disney Cruise Line Blog we have a look at the emails going out to those with cruise bookings that have been canceled:

“All of us at Disney Cruise Line hope you and your clients are staying well. While COVID-19 continues to impact all our lives, we are inspired daily by the stories of care, compassion and resilience around the globe.

Last week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the extension of the No Sail Order for cruise ships through September 30, 2020. In line with this direction and with the wellbeing of our Guests and team members as our top priority, we are reaching out to let you know that your clients’ sailing onboard the Disney Fantasy has been cancelled.

In light of this cancellation, we are offering Guests who have paid their reservation in full the choice of a 125% future cruise credit to be used for a future sailing prior to March 31, 2022, or a full refund. The credit will be automatically added to their account. You may place a reservation on hold for your clients by applying it as a payment option when booking a new reservation online at DisneyTravelAgents.com. Guests that have not paid their reservations in full will automatically receive a refund of what they have paid so far.

If you prefer to speak to someone directly, please contact a member of our reservation team at 1-866-325-6685 or 407-566-7797.

Thank you for your and your clients’ patience and understanding. We look forward to welcoming them aboard as soon as we can and making magic for them and their loved ones.

Sincerely,

The Cast and Crew
Disney Cruise Line

*The Future Cruise Credit is equal to 125% of your clients’ original voyage fare plus the cost of the Vacation Protection Plan, if applicable. The FCC is only valid for sailings departing prior to March 31, 2022. Your clients’ original reservation must be paid in full to be eligible for the FCC. The FCC is applied per person and is non-transferable, non-refundable and has no cash value. Standard prevailing rates apply and Guests are responsible for any balance due after the FCC has been applied. If your clients end up not being able to use the FCC, they will be eligible for a refund up to the amount of their original voyage fare plus the cost of the Vacation Protection Plan, if applicable. Standard cancellation policies and terms and conditions apply to future sailings. Guests who previously received a FCC are not eligible for an additional FCC.”

Again, those that paid in full will have the option of either 125% credit towards a future sailing before March 31, 2022, or a refund. Those who were not completely paid will receive a refund of what they paid.

Here are the cruises that have been canceled this time:

Disney Wonder

• Friday September 18, 2020- 5 night Baja Cruise leaving from San Diego
• Wednesday September 23, 2020 – 4 night Baja Cruise leaving from San Diego
• Sunday September 27, 2020 – 7 night Mexican Riviera Cruise leaving from San Diego

Disney Dream

• Friday September 18, 2020 – 3 night Bahamas Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
• Monday September 21, 2020 – 4 night Bahamas Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
• Friday September 25, 2020 – 3 night Bahamian Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
• Monday September 28, 2020 – 4-Night Bahamas Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral

Disney Fantasy

• Saturday September 19, 2020 – 5 night Western Caribbean Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
• Thursday September 24, 2020 – 5 night Bahamas Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
• Tuesday September 29, 2020 – 5 night Western Caribbean Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral

You can reach out to Disney or your prefered travel agency if you have any questions or you would like to rebook. If you visit the Disney Cruise Line Blog they have a list of the next available bookable cruises and lots of other information.

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Source: Disney Cruise Line Blog