Disney Cruise Line has announced its Fall 2027 and Spring 2028 sailing schedule, covering eight ships — the Magic, Wonder, Dream, Fantasy, Adventure, Destiny, Treasure, and Wish. The only vessel not yet included is the upcoming Disney Believe, which is expected to sail from Florida, likely Fort Lauderdale. General bookings open September 8, 2026, with a tiered early-access window starting August 31, 2026, for Castaway Club Pearl members.
One of the splashier pieces of news is the Disney Wish's return to New York City — the first time the line has sailed from there since 2023. The ship will offer seven voyages ranging from four to seven nights, with most calling on Bermuda's pink-sand beaches. A handful of those sailings will push further north to New England and Atlantic Canada, stopping in Boston, St. John (New Brunswick), and Halifax (Nova Scotia) during peak fall foliage season.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, also gets expanded attention in this release. The Disney Wish will reposition through San Juan after leaving New York, picking up a seven-night Southern Caribbean sailing that visits Aruba, St. Maarten, Bonaire, and Dominica before ending at Port Canaveral. The Disney Fantasy will separately offer multiple sailings from San Juan in both late 2027 and spring 2028, touching ports like Curaçao, Barbados, and Antigua along the way.
Panama Canal fans have two repositioning cruises to eye: the Disney Magic will make a 14-night eastbound crossing from San Diego to Galveston in November 2027 — including a maiden call to Fuerte Amador (Panama City) — and then reverse the route the following March with a maiden stop in Colon, Panama. On the West Coast, both the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder will offer three- to seven-night Baja and Mexican Riviera sailings from San Diego through the season.
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