It’s looking more and more like the Disney Cruise Line won’t reopen till very late this year or early 2021. Now Disney has removed 10 early-December sailings from their online booking page. The earliest available sailing is December 12th.
So far the Christmas and New Years sailings are still scheduled. I think they will do all they can to keep those, but it will depend on guidelines.
The Disney Cruise Line Blog has posted the cancelled sailings list:
Disney Magic
- Thursday December 3, 2020
4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Miami - Monday December 7, 2020
5-Night Bahamian Cruise from Miami - Saturday December 12, 2020
5-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Miami
Disney Wonder
- Tuesday December 1, 2020Â
4-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston - Saturday December 5, 2020
6-Night Bahamian Cruise from Galveston - Friday December 11, 2020Â
4-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston
Disney Dream
- Friday December 4, 2020Â
3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral - Monday December 7, 2020Â
4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral - Friday December 11, 2020
3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral
Disney Fantasy
- Sunday December 6, 2020 Â
6-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral
These were all holiday cruises. There are some still available for each ship.
- Disney Fantasy –Saturday December 12, 2020Â 7-Night Caribbean Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
- Disney Dream –Monday December 14, 2020Â 4-Night Bahamas Cruise leaving from Port Canaveral
- Disney Wonder –Tuesday December 15, 2020Â 5-Night Caribbean Cruise leaving from Galveston
- Disney Magic –Thursday December 17, 2020Â 4-Night Bahamas Cruise leaving from Miami
We will see what happens as we get closer to the December dates. Hopefully sailings will actually happen before the end of the year.
What do you think? Comment and let us know.
Source: Disney Cruise Line Blog,
Image Credit: Cruise Critic
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