Disney Cruise Line has secured its future in southeast Alaska, signing a berthing rights agreement with the Huna Totem Corporation that covers calls to Icy Strait Point through 2041.
Icy Strait Point, located near Hoonah, Alaska, is owned and operated by the Huna Totem Corporation, a business arm of the Huna Tlingit people. The port is known for its rich Indigenous culture, old-growth rainforest setting, and one of the world's longest zip lines.
The long-term agreement gives Disney Cruise Line guaranteed access to the dock at Icy Strait Point for well over a decade, signaling the line's continued commitment to Alaska itineraries as a core part of its seasonal sailing schedule.
For guests planning Alaska voyages with Disney, the deal offers welcome assurance that Icy Strait Point will remain a regular stop on future sailings — one of the more culturally distinctive ports on the Inside Passage circuit.
This story was first reported by the Disney Cruise Line Blog.
