Port Canaveral is about to become home to all three of Disney Cruise Line's Wish-class ships. The Disney Destiny, currently based out of Fort Lauderdale, will relocate to Florida's Space Coast beginning in November 2027, sailing itineraries ranging from three to seven nights to the Bahamas and Western Caribbean.
Once the move is complete, Port Canaveral will host a notable trio: Disney Destiny joining the already-stationed Disney Wish and Disney Treasure. Disney Wish will handle three- and four-night Bahamian cruises with stops at Disney Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, while Disney Treasure will sail weeklong Eastern and Western Caribbean routes with ports including Tortola, British Virgin Islands, and Falmouth, Jamaica.
The schedule announcement also brought several other itinerary highlights. Disney Wish will return to New York City in late September 2027 — the line's first NYC sailings since 2023 — following the ship's inaugural European season, with select voyages heading to Bermuda and others exploring Canada and New England fall foliage. Meanwhile, Disney Magic will make maiden calls in Panama City and Colón, Panama, during Canal transits in November 2027 and March 2028 respectively.
A few ships will be on the move in the other direction. Disney Dream will sail Bahamian cruises from Port Canaveral before repositioning to Fort Lauderdale in November 2027, and Disney Fantasy will shift from Port Canaveral to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and then Fort Lauderdale later that same season. The line's largest ship, Disney Adventure, continues sailing from Singapore and will add Langkawi, Malaysia, as a new port on select spring 2028 sailings.
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One notable gap in the announcement: no mention of the upcoming Disney Believe, another Wish-class ship also set to debut in late 2027. Disney Cruise Line says more details about that vessel will be revealed during a livestream event on October 7. This story was originally reported by the Orlando Sentinel.
