Disney Cruise San Diego 2022 Complete Guide [Updated]
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The Disney Wonder returns to San Diego in early 2022 for more sailings to Baja Mexico. Here is the Ultimate Disney Cruise San Diego 2022 Guide.
The Disney Cruise San Diego 2022 sailings are a little different from previous years.
One of our favorite itineraries, the 7-night Mexica Riviera cruises are only offered once in 2022.
Gradually over the years, the number of 7-night sailings from San Diego has reduced.
It used to be that the majority of the sailings were 7 nights, but for now, we only have a single one-week-long sailing.
For those of us who prefer the 7-night San Diego sailings, you could of course combine back-to-back sailing to give you more nights.
This gives you a longer time on the Disney Wonder but isn’t ideal as the per night price tends to be higher if you book shorter cruises.
Another new feature for the Disney Cruise San Diego 2022 is a port stop in Catalina. This tiny Californian island is located just off the coast of Los Angeles and is well worth a visit.
Here we will talk about the Disney cruises sailing from San Diego in 2022 as well as give you some background about the fabulous Disney Wonder.
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The Disney Wonder is what is known as one of the Classic Disney ships. She was the second ship to be built and is the sister ship to Disney Magic.
The classic ships are the smallest in the Disney Cruise Ship fleet. They have a capacity for up to 2,713 passengers who are looked after by 950 crew members.
If you want to start with a great overview of the Disney Wonder experience this Virtual Tour is a great place to start.
The Disney Wonder has 877 staterooms. For help in choosing your stateroom go to Disney Cruise Ship Staterooms.
The Disney Wonder has 3 main dining restaurants. To see menus and reviews of these go to Disney Wonder Restaurants.
You can also get a great idea of what all the food is like on the Disney Cruises by reading this article which has a lot of pictures and menus for you to see.
There is plenty to appeal to all ages on a Disney Cruise. Many people think it is just for kids, but it really isn’t. Disney Cruise Lines designed their ships so that there is something for everyone to do.
This could be the perfect cruise for you if you are looking for a Cruise for Adults. This takes you on a tour of all the Disney Wonder Bars.
Right now only the early Spring 2022 and early Fall Disney San Diego cruises are available to be booked.
The last San Diego Disney Cruise for 2022 which is available right now is the October 3, 2022 sailing for 3 nights to Ensenada.
It isn’t known why the Disney Wonder schedule stops in early October 2022. The other 4 ships (remember that the Disney Wish will be sailing by then), all have cruises that are available up to the end of 2022.
The usual pattern would be that the Disney Wonder would reposition to Galveston and then New Orleans in early November.
The Disney Wonder will sail the following itineraries of 2, 4, and 5-night cruises from San Diego.
Sailing on 3/18/22. This 2-night cruise is the Shortest Disney Cruise available.
Is a 2 night Disney Cruise worth it? We would say that any Disney Cruise is worth it! However, really do think about whether or not a 2-night cruise is the right one for you.
It can be a great idea if you have never sailed before and want to get a taste of what it is like.
However, you do need to be aware that you do not spend very much time on the ship and that the cost per night tends to be very high.
You will board on Friday at lunchtime, usually around noon at the very earliest.
You will spend one complete day on the ship, where you will be docked in Ensenada (our advice is definitely to stay on the ship as this is such a short cruise, and this is not the most compelling port stop).
You will barely have time to unpack as on Sunday morning you will be leaving the ship as you Disembark.
There is only one 3 night sailing scheduled so far for 2022. The Disney Wonder will sail on 10/9/22 on a 3-night itinerary from San Diego.
Sailing on 3/30/22
This 4-night Disney Wonder itinerary is new for 2022 and includes the island of Catalina.
This is a port stop where tender boats are used. It is fun to explore the island – you can even do as the locals do and travel around in a golf cart. The island is small enough to see in a short space of time.
- Cabo San Lucas
Sails on 4/13/22 and 4/17/22.
Later in the year, the Disney Wonder will sail the 4-night itinerary of 9/28/22
The port of Cabo San Lucas is simply beautiful. The famous arches dominate the view you will have when the Disney Wonder is anchored just a short distance away from the shore.
Again, you use tender boats, but these are really efficient and it doesn’t take much time to get from the ship to the hustle and bustle of Cabo San Lucas.
There are many excursions you can choose from in Cabo, or you can simply explore on your own. There are plenty of local bars and restaurants within easy reach. Or take a boat to the very beautiful Lovers Beach.
Sails on 3/20/22 and 3/25/22, 4/3/22, and 4/8/22.
For later in 2022 there is one sailing on 9/23/22.
We have sailed many times on this itinerary and also the extended 7-night cruise which unfortunately isn’t offered in early 2022.
You can read about our Disney Cruise From San Diego to get a good idea of exactly what the experience on the Disney Wonder is like.
- Puerto Vallarta
There is only one 7-night San Diego Mexican Riviera sailing scheduled for 2022. This is for 10/2/22
- San Francisco
Sails on 4/21/22
The Disney Wonder sails from San Diego to Vancouver on a repositioning cruise so that she can move to her Canadian Homeport in readiness from the cruises to Alaska.
However, for 2022 the exciting news is that there will be two Disney Cruises to Hawaii.
These are some of the most sought-after of all of the Disney Cruise itineraries.
Historically, there really haven’t been that many Disney Cruises to Hawaii, and this made it particularly disappointing when they had to be canceled for 2020.
Both of the cruises are one way to Hawaii and back, rather than a round trip. This means you can spend some extra time in Hawaii either before or after the cruise.
San Diego is a beautiful port and the Cruise Terminal is right in the heart of the downtown area of the city. If you can, make sure to spend some time before or after your cruise in this wonderful city.
The San Diego Cruise port address is B Street Pier 1140 N Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. It is very conveniently located just across the street from the Amtrak Train Station.
The San Diego port is only about 3 miles away from the International Airport. Too far to walk, but it is an easy car ride to the port. It will take less than 10 minutes unless the traffic is particularly bad!
We think that if you are arriving at the San Diego airport and just want to get to the port, a ride-sharing service is a great idea.
An Uber will only cost around $10 to $12. Lyft will be slightly less at around $8. The most expensive option from the Airport to the Port will be a taxi which will cost in the region of $20.
There is public transport from the airport to the cruise port. This costs $2.25 per person each way.
The bus you need is the 992 which runs from the airport to downtown via the cruise port. Obviously, this is the most economical way, but really a ride-sharing service isn’t too much more if there are 3 or more guests in your party.
If you want a complete guide to some great places to stay before or after your cruise we have this San Diego Cruise Port Guide for you.
However, here is a quick guide to our top picks of hotels to stay prior to your Disney Cruise in San Diego.
The Wyndham San Diego Bayside is a very popular choice of hotel for those going on a Disney Cruise. You really cannot get any closer to the port. It is right across the street from the B Street Pier.
You will be able to walk across the street to the Disney Wonder in the morning!
Also, there is nothing quite like the feeling of being able to watch the Disney Wonder sail into the port on the morning you are about to embark . If you get one of the rooms overlooking the bay you will be able to see the ship arrive right out of your hotel room window.
The Wyndham San Diego is an older hotel. However, it has been recently renovated. Rooms are a decent size and have either a King or two Doubles.
One slight downside is that it does not have its own restaurant. However. there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance and of course, you are about to have a huge Disney buffet lunch as soon as you get on the ship!
A Park N Go Packages is very popular. It starts at $284 a night. This includes parking for 7 days whilst you cruise. Note that if you do not opt for a cruise parking package, the standard parking rate is $32 per night.
This is pretty standard for the location as parking is expensive in downtown San Diego. If you are going to park at the Wyndham and then go on a cruise, definitely get the cruise parking package. Or leave the car at home!
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The Westin San Diego is another one of our favorites. It has an amazing downtown location and is a short ride to the cruise port. If you want a high-quality standard of accommodation in a fabulous location you really can’t beat Westin San Diego.
It is located within very easy walking distance of Little Italy and the Gaslamp Quarter. You are right next to San Diego Bay and a short ride from Coronado and Balboa Park.
Of course, all magic comes at a price and the Westin San Diego is a high-quality hotel. Room rates start at around $180 per night.
Note too that the Westin San Diego has a resort fee of $28 per night (are we the only ones who just wish hotels would get rid of resort fees and put them on your room rate). Parking is valet only and is a whopping $50 per night. Unfortunately, that is not a typo. Therefore we do not suggest staying here if you have a car. Click To Check Latest Prices
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Disney Cruises from San Diego: Everything You Need to Know
By: Author Leslie Harvey
Posted on Published: October 28, 2023
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When embarking on a Disney Cruise, most travelers head to Florida or a city in Europe to start their trip. For many years, however, Disney Cruise Line has had at least one ship calling San Diego, California home for a portion of the year – a much more convenient cruise option for West Coast based travelers. My family recently sailed aboard a Disney Cruise that departed from San Diego, as it was an easy vacation coming from our home base in the San Francisco Bay Area.
We’ve sailed Disney Cruise Line before, and discovered that there are several unique features of Disney Cruises out of San Diego. If you are considering a DCL trip from San Diego as well, here are all the tips we picked up and everything else you need to know!
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What Disney Cruise Line Ships Sail from San Diego & When?
For many years, cruises from San Diego were exclusively aboard the Disney Wonder . The Wonder is one of the older ships in Disney’s fleet. This ship would spend summers in Alaska and come south to San Diego in colder months to sail in fall, winter, and spring. There were not traditionally summer sailings out of San Diego aboard Disney Cruise Line.
Starting at the end of the summer 2023 Alaska season, Disney shook things up a bit. The Wonder headed to Australia for the first time. This repositioning created a little bit of a gap in the usual San Diego schedule. In October 2023, the Disney Magic (the sister ship to the Disney Wonder) came to San Diego via the Panama Canal to cover some of the fall season, but not the full length of the winter holidays (the ship departs San Diego in early December 2023). Several of the Disney Magic cruises are designated as Halloween on the High Seas or Very Merrytime sailings with special holiday decor and celebrations.
The Disney Wonder will, however, return from Australia in March 2024. It will again provide spring break sailings out of San Diego for a few months before heading to Alaska again for summer 2024.
There are no ships scheduled to be in port in fall of 2024 as the Wonder goes back to Australia and the Magic stays in Texas, Florida, and the Caribbean. But thankfully this San Diego hiatus appears to be only temporary. Disney just released spring 2025 itineraries, and the Wonder will once again return to San Diego in March, April, and May 2025!
Disney Cruise Itineraries from San Diego
Where can you travel to on San Diego Disney cruises? Nearly all of Disney’s cruises out of San Diego head down to ports in Baja California and the Mexican Riviera.
Unlike some ships in the DCL fleet which sail the same itinerary and same length of cruise over and over, the San Diego-Mexican Riviera cruises keep things interesting. There are itineraries as short as 2 nights, many more 3 and 4 night offerings, and quite a few 7-night cruises.
Shorter cruises don’t go as far south and hit Baja ports like Ensenada and/or Cabo San Lucas. Quite a few of the 4 day sailings also visit Catalina Island, California. The longer sailings cruise farther south and can reach Mazatlán and/or Puerto Vallarta on the Mexican Riviera. (For more on each port of call, keep reading below).
Our family’s cruise was a unique 5 day sailing, timed to maximize the long Easter weekend that many schools have on the holiday calendar. We had originally been booked on a somewhat different 7 night San Diego sailing for Thanksgiving week 2022, but had to cancel last minute due to illness . So we did the planning fully for a San Diego Disney Cruise twice!
There are of course a few repositioning cruise itineraries that start and end a ship’s time in San Diego. In 2023-early 2025, those include:
- Miami to San Diego via the Panama Canal (Disney Magic): October 2023 (already sailed)
- San Diego to Galveston via the Panama Canal (Disney Magic): December 2023
- Vancouver to San Diego (Disney Wonder): March 2024, May 2025
- San Diego to Vancouver (Disney Wonder): May 2024, May 2025
Weather & What to Pack for a San Diego Disney Cruise
Many people who aren’t from California have visions of hot beach weather and fun in the sun departing on a cruise out of Southern California. While San Diego can certainly have those kinds of days, the city isn’t always as warm as you might think.
San Diego actually has a pretty temperate climate. Temperatures average in the 60s and 70s during the day year round. But the city can be fogged in certain times of year, just like San Francisco! You’ll hear the term “June Gloom” bandied about, and the gloom happens in more than just June. In short, if you pack only bathing suits and tank tops for a San Diego cruise, you are going to be cold.
Ensenada and Catalina Island have nearly the same climate. Once you get as far south as Cabo San Lucas, however, you can count on much more tropical hot weather.
So plan clothes accordingly. We packed light layers for the more northern parts of our trip like a hoodie or a wrap for evenings. And we spent the southern parts in shorts, t-shirts, and bathing suits.
Disney Cruise Line has self-service laundry on every ship that is very reasonably priced and easy to use. So you can pack light for a Disney San Diego cruise, as we did, if you are willing to do a load or two.
What else should you pack for San Diego Disney sailings? I highly recommend seasickness medication and acupressure bands just in case, even if you aren’t someone who is bothered on Caribbean sailings. The Wonder and Magic are Disney’s smallest ships and the Pacific can be rough in open waters. We were all fine, but a few members of my family got a little queasy the last night of our cruise as the ship was rocking and rolling speeding back to San Diego from Ensenada.
See this complete Disney Cruise packing list for other must-haves.
Getting to Your Disney Cruise
A lot of guests aboard our sailing were based in Southern California and naturally just drove to the port. Traffic in the area can obviously be a significant factor (especially coming from the Los Angeles area). Be sure to consider and plan for that if you are coming in the same day of sailing. Our ship set sail at 4:00pm with the final boarding window starting around 2:30 or 3:00, so the critical cut off time arrives earlier than you’d think.
As a result, even many semi-locals may want to travel to San Diego the night before just in case. And that means staying in a hotel (more on that below). One advantage to this approach is that many area hotels will offer their guests a discounted parking package as part of the stay. And parking is a major factor that guests who are driving need to consider.
If you are driving in the same day, you need to arrange for parking otherwise on your own. The Port of San Diego keeps an updated list of long term parking options on its website . Some of these locations are within walking distance of the dock.
Coming from Northern California, we found cheap flights aboard our family’s favorite Southwest Airlines . San Diego has a pretty large international airport (SAN) located right near downtown, so it’s an incredibly easy and often inexpensive destination to fly in and out of. That said, ongoing construction in 2023-2024 has complicated things. Plan for ground transportation hiccups and longer lines as a result.
If you are going to fly to embark on any cruise, cruise lines and travel agents all highly recommend flying in the day before. Flight cancellations and air traffic control meltdowns are a constant reality in the current state of US air travel. Travelers who fly in the same day risk missing their ship’s departure time if even something pretty minor goes awry.
We flew in the morning before our sailing so we could get to spend a full day in San Diego before setting sail. From our home airport at Oakland (OAK), there are usually 5-10 San Diego flights a day (plus many more from nearby SFO and SJC and on other airlines). So we certainly could have risked it and flown in on an early morning flight the same day as our sailing. But why give yourself that stress?
If you are flying in to SAN for a Disney Cruise, you likely will not need a rental car in San Diego. It’s a cheap and quick rideshare or taxi ride to much of the city. Or arrange a shuttle with your travel agent or Disney directly if you prefer a pre-booked option. If you plan to explore San Diego before your cruise, much of it is walkable and Uber or Lyft will get you farther distances without the worry of paying for or finding parking.
Related: Tips for Taking Uber and Lyft with Kids
Where to Stay Before (or After) a San Diego Cruise
If you plan to spend time in the city of San Diego before your cruise or if you smartly are just arriving in at least a day before the sailing date, you’ll need a hotel. There are hundreds of hotels in the San Diego area at every price point and luxury level, so there truly are no shortage of options. Many guests prefer to stay within walking distance of the port for easy boarding and luggage transportation, but others would prefer to be closer to a specific attraction or don’t mind staying farther afield to save money.
I surveyed members of the Facebook group for our DCL San Diego sailing to find out where most passengers stayed and what they thought of their hotel choice. Here are a few San Diego hotel highlights to consider:
1. Wyndham San Diego Bayside ($$)
The Wyndham Bayside was by far the most common hotel of choice mentioned. If you just need an adequate place to lay your head with a great location at a moderate price, it probably will fit the bill. But quite a few of my fellow passengers reported that the hotel was pretty dated and in need of an update. The consensus seemed to be that Tower 3 (which has the best view of the ship) was the most recently renovated, so ask for that! Parking packages for cruise passengers are available.
2. InterContinental San Diego ($$$)
With amenities like a club lounge and a rooftop pool and lounge view a bay view, the InterContinental San Diego is the most luxurious (and usually priciest) property within walking distance of the Disney ship.
3. SpringHill Suites San Diego Downtown/Bayfront ($$-$$$)
On the same block as the InterContinental is the family-friendly SpringHill Suites San Diego Downtown/Bayfront . Many of the hotel’s studio suites sleep 5 with two queen beds and a sofa bed.
4. Residence Inn San Diego Downtown/Bayfront ($$-$$$)
Also on the same walkable block is another Marriott property. The Residence Inn San Diego Downtown/Bayfront gives families a little more space as well as family-friendly amenities like full kitchens and included breakfast. Studio and one bedroom suites sleep 4 while two bedroom suites sleep up to 6.
5. Hampton Inn San Diego-Downtown ($$)
If you prefer Hilton hotels, the Hampton Inn San Diego-Downtown is a little more distant to the cruise terminal than the four above, but still decently walkable for many travelers without huge bags or mobility issues. Standard rooms sleep 4 and free breakfast is included.
6. Hotel del Coronado, Curio Collection by Hilton ($$$-$$$$)
The Hotel del Coronado (known affectionately as “The Del”) is the San Diego area’s most iconic historic hotel. It’s also where we stayed the day before our sailing. It had been on our bucket list for awhile! Located on Coronado Island, it’s about a 15-20 minute drive to the port. It has fine dining, a prime beachfront location, great pools, and lots of history to explore. If you want a true vacation and luxury level amenities before or after your sailing, this is the place to go.
San Diego Port Layout & Logistics – Embarkation Day
When it’s finally time to set sail aboard Disney Cruise Line from San Diego, the process really could not be easier. If you are used to a much more trafficked cruise terminal like Miami or Port Canaveral, you will likely be pleasantly surprised. The cruise ship is literally right there in the thick of things in the center of town, just right across the street from several hotels and attractions.
If you are arriving from the airport or a farther destination like we were, taxis and Ubers can drop you off steps from the building where you enter to have your cruise documentation checked to board.
We decided to select one of the later boarding groups to avoid the mad rush, and had no wait at all throughout any part of the process to walk aboard. It was so refreshing! We did happen to sail on a day when we were the only ship in port, so check the Port of San Diego’s cruise ship schedule to find out whether other ships are scheduled the day of your sailing, as that can affect lines and logistics.
Ports of Call on San Diego Disney Cruise Sailings
So once you are on board in San Diego, where can DCL take you? Depending on which itinerary you book, here are the ports of call you may experience on a San Diego cruise.
Ensenada, Mexico
Located pretty close to the border, Ensenada is a popular port for cruise ships from Southern California because it satisfies the legal requirements of stopping in at least one foreign port. It doesn’t have as much to do or see, but it’s easy to walk off and walk around town for food and sightseeing. We hired a driver to take us to the famous seaside blowhole, La Bufadora, about a 1 hour drive away.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Cabo doesn’t have a cruise ship dock of any size, so the ship uses tenders that drop passengers at the far end of the marina. You can take a water taxi across the harbor to get to the Medano Beach area.
A popular and quick DIY excursion that we did is getting aboard a glass bottom boat to cruise out to see the famed Cabo arch, El Arco. There are lots of active excursions in Cabo as well, including ATV tours and snorkeling trips. Cabo Adventures is a trusted tour company that we’ve used before on other Cabo vacations.
Mazatlán, Mexico
Just across the Sea of Cortez on the mainland of Mexico is Mazatlán, a stop on longer DCL San Diego sailings. A popular excursion there that only takes a limited amount of time and that can be DIYed on the cheap is climbing El Faro – a lighthouse on a hill overlooking the water with spectacular views.
Note that Mazatlán will no longer be a port-of-call on spring 2025 Disney cruises.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Puerto Vallarta is the farthest south that DCL San Diego sailings go. The city is a well-known and popular resort destination with lots of beach options, shopping, and water activities.
By far the most popular and competitive shore excursion to book on a Disney Cruise for families is the Las Caletas Hideaway. This all day excursion goes to a private beach accessible only by boat filled with activities like ziplining, snorkeling, and a kids adventure park. Think of it like a Castaway Cay alternative.
Catalina Island, California
One of the Channel Islands, Catalina Island is a unique port of call for Disney’s San Diego sailings. Disney only began making stops here as of spring 2022. The ship stops off shore and tenders guests into the main town of Avalon. Popular things to do include renting a golf cart and cruising around town, enjoying a hike with panoramic sea views, or water activities like paddleboarding, scuba, snorkeling, and kayaking.
On the Ship
Longer San Diego sailings tend to have several sea days because of the distance the ship must cover to get to the Mexico ports of call farther south. This is a huge highlight because there is so much to do aboard any Disney Cruise.
In fact, one of the reasons we settled on this cruise (instead of paying the bigger bucks to cruise Disney to Alaska this year) is that we would get to spend so much time doing the Disney activities and exploring the ship. The ports on our San Diego sailing were not a must-do for us. To be sure, there is plenty to see in all of them, but several of them are destinations we can visit easily and independently from our home base in Northern California at other times. We didn’t feel as much pressure to spend every moment in port. Instead, we opted to spend more time experiencing what Disney offered on board.
Dining & Activities
If you’ve cruised Disney before, the on-board experience on San Diego cruises will look very familiar to you. All of the usual on-boarding dining and activities are offered, from the rotational dining through the three restaurants (Tiana’s Place, Triton’s, and Animator’s Palate on the Disney Wonder and Lumiere’s, Rapunzel’s Royal Table, and Animator’s Palate on the Disney Magic).
We also especially enjoyed Family Karaoke, “Anyone Can Cook” cooking demonstrations, and trivia in the English pub. Plus, the usual Broadway style Disney shows are available along with many other fun activities, including a Pirate Night celebration.
Kids & Teen Clubs
Our youngest child was 9 years old at the time of the cruise so he spent a fair amount of time in the Oceaneer Club and Lab – DCL’s kids club. One thing we loved about Disney Cruise Line is that kids as young as 8 are permitted to check themselves in and out of the clubs (with parental permission), so he could come and go as he pleased. We would get an automated message on the DCL app when he checked out so we knew of his whereabouts.
Our older child turned 14 during the middle of the cruise and was able to go to the older teen club Vibe. There were a lot of teens on our sailing (which was during an Easter break for many schools). They formed fast friendships and really made the most of their time and independence.
If you plan to spend any time on board by the pool on San Diego sailings, keep in mind the weather patterns I already mentioned. The warmest days will be in Cabo and farther south – and shorter cruises won’t go that far. You may still want to get in a swim, but it probably won’t be for long. My husband and son hit the AquaLab after our time in Ensenada so it was doable but definitely chilly! They got in a few waterslide rides and jumps into the pool before it got to them.
All good things must of course come to and end, and Disney Cruise is no exception. When the time comes to debark your Disney Cruise in San Diego, the process is pretty easy but does require some thinking through your plans in advance. As on all Disney Cruises, guests can opt to set their bags out the night before and have Disney whisk them off the ship. But that means debarking at a time set by Disney. Alternately, you can opt to DIY it which gives you more flexibility on timing.
Our family opted for the self walk-off and carried our own bags. We were worried it would be hard to get an elevator but had no issues at all. We had our final breakfast in Tiana’s Place and then queued up to debark.
Because we had breakfast and didn’t debark with the earliest of the self walk-off crowd, we were in for some lines. By that time, immigration and customs had a decently long wait in San Diego. It took us more than 30 minutes to debark and complete the necessary passport checks. This was more time than we experienced this year in Seattle coming off of a Celebrity Cruise to Alaska but ultimately quite doable.
If you are planning to head straight to the airport, it’s easy to take a short Uber or taxi right there after clearing customs. Our flight out of SAN was at 11:20am and we made it in plenty of time, even with the lines and eating breakfast first. If we had chosen to skip breakfast, we could have made an even earlier flight with self walk-off. In short, San Diego is one port where you can book an early flight and likely will have no issues if you can manage your own bags.
Things to Do in San Diego Before & After Your Disney Cruise
If you have time before or after your Disney Cruise to explore the city of San Diego proper, the city really always delivers. There is simply so much fun to do. My family visits San Diego often since it’s such a cheap flight from home, and it’s one of our favorite family travel destinations that never gets old.
Here are a few of our favorite family-friendly things to do.
- USS Midway : Located just steps from the cruise ship port this famed aircraft carrier has lots of naval and aviation history on display. This is probably the easiest and most convenient attraction to squeeze in to your schedule if you only have a few extra hours to explore.
- San Diego Zoo : One of the country’s very best zoos, conveniently located in Balboa Park just a couple of miles away from the port. This is my top pick for families with younger kids.
- San Diego Zoo Safari Park : Located about 45 minutes north of the city, the safari-like experience gets you closer to animals in a more natural habitat. You’ll need several hours to visit properly, so don’t schedule it for boarding day.
- Balboa Park : San Diego’s Balboa park is home to many museums, gardens, and other sights. One of our favorites for kids is the Model Railroad Museum.
- Sea World San Diego : One of Southern California’s best theme parks, Sea World combines roller coasters, family-friendly and kiddie rides, and multiple sea animal experiences, shows, and exhibits.
- San Diego Padres Game : Cruise passengers on spring sailings may be able to catch a home game at Petco Park if the San Diego Padres are in town. The season starts in late March each year. And Park is one of the best MLB stadiums there are, so I highly recommend it if you have a baseball fan in the family!
- Coronado Island : Coronado Island is home to the Naval Air Station but is also known for its beach town vibe. If the weather is nice, plan for some beach time or take a bike ride.
For more activity ideas, see these two guides from local San Diego area professional travel bloggers and moms I trust:
- 50+ Things to do in San Diego with Kids from Mom Rewritten
- 56 Things to do in San Diego with Kids from LaJollaMom
And finally, don’t forget about Disneyland ! Located just about a 2 hour drive from San Diego, a lot of our sailing’s passengers headed there to extend their vacation after the cruise. If you are coming from outside California, it’s a great opportunity to get a double dose of Disney.
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Hotels offer parking for the duration of the cruise? Or just the nights you stay at the hotel?
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Several offer parking packages for the duration of the cruise if you stay there the night before your cruise's departure!
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About Disney Cruise Line cruises
Disney cruise line prices, disney cruise line loyalty program: castaway club, what is the best disney cruise line ship.
Disney has a massive global footprint across its theme parks, films and merchandise. And it doesn’t stop there. Among its many offerings is the Disney Cruise Line, whose fleet of five ships sails all over the world.
Family-friendly but with adults-only areas, Disney cruises offer some of the most comprehensive cruise options around. Let’s break down everything there is to know about the Disney Cruise Line, including pricing, destinations and its loyalty program.
You can always expect some magic from Disney, and there is no exception when sailing on Disney Cruise Line. Although its fleet is small, it offers a high-end, family-friendly experience for guests. Here’s a quick overview of Disney Cruise Line’s key features.
Cabin types: Disney Cruise Line offers all the usual cabin types, including inside, oceanview, verandah and concierge-level rooms . Disney Cruise Line’s cabins are larger than average and designed for families, with split bathrooms and privacy curtains. Their largest rooms can accommodate up to seven guests.
Main U.S. routes: Disney has several departure points from within the United States, including options from San Diego, New York City, Miami, and Galveston, Texas. However, its most frequent departures are from Port Canaveral in Brevard County, Florida, to the Bahamas and the Caribbean or from Vancouver, British Columbia to Alaska.
Loyalty program: Disney Cruise Line offers the Castaway Club to repeat guests. It has four membership levels — Silver, Gold, Platinum and Pearl. The first level is earned by completing a single cruise.
» Learn more: Disney Cruise Review — Mickey at Sea Gets an A+
Disney Cruise Line destinations
Although Disney currently operates only five ships, the cruise line still manages to cover most of the world. Here are the locations you can currently sail on a Disney cruise:
New Zealand.
Pacific Coast.
Panama Canal.
South Pacific.
Transatlantic.
Cruises are available in a variety of lengths, from three nights up to 15 nights.
Disney cruises tend to be more expensive than the average cruise. Currently, for example, the cheapest cruise departing from Port Canaveral is a three-night trip to the Bahamas, which costs $1,958 for two guests.
And you’ll pay more to take a "special occasion" Disney cruise. The same three-night Bahamas cruise sailing during Disney's Silver Anniversary at Sea starts at $2,345 for two guests.
When it comes to timing, standard logic applies. The high season will cost more, especially during holidays and the summer break.
The cheapest rate we found — the previously-mentioned $1,958 — is for a cruise in late January, a time when those with school-aged children might have trouble getting away. Meanwhile, the most expensive period for this cruise takes place over the Christmas holiday and rings in at $3,737 for an inside stateroom.
For all destinations, if you’d like to save money, avoid peak periods and search all available dates to find the lowest rates . This is true even on less popular cruises, such as those sailing up to Alaska .
The cheapest cost for two guests to Alaska from Vancouver is $2,983 in mid-September, while the same cruise will cost you $4,607 if you sail over the Fourth of July holiday.
One-way positioning cruises — that is, those that end in a different location from where they started — are often much cheaper per night than standard round-trip cruises.
What’s included
Disney cruises are more inclusive than most cruises. You don’t, for example, need to pay extra for soft drinks on a Disney cruise like you would on Norwegian Cruise Line . You’re also entitled to complimentary room service 24/7, unlike on Virgin Voyages, where you'll be charged a $5 fee for each delivery.
Here are more inclusions you can expect.
Live, high-quality entertainment.
Large staterooms (designed for parties of up to three guests).
Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay (on most Bahamas and Caribbean cruises).
Upscale restaurants, quick-service dining, poolside snacks and room service.
Adults-only lounges and pool areas.
Waterslides (on some ships).
» Learn more: How much does a Disney cruise cost?
Disney isn’t known for its loyalty programs. For example, there is no frequent traveler program associated with staying at one of its resorts or frequenting its parks. However, Disney Cruise Line rewards repeat customers with various benefits, including a complimentary specialty dinner, free photo downloads and an exclusive terminal check-in area.
Castaway Club levels
The Castaway Club levels are Silver, Gold, Platinum and Pearl.
How to earn : Sail on one cruise.
Best benefits : Book cruises one day before the general public, online activity planning 90 days before sailing, check in 33 days early, exclusive terminal check-in.
How to earn : Sail on five to nine cruises.
Best benefits : Book cruises two days before the general public, online activity planning 105 days before sailing, check in 35 days early, onboard reception, special discounts.
How to earn : Sail on 10 to 24 cruises.
Best benefits : Book cruises three days before the general public, online activity planning 120 days before sailing, check in 38 days early, complimentary specialty dinner.
How to earn : Sail on 25+ cruises.
Best benefits : Book cruises four days before the general public, online activity planning 123 days before sailing, check in 40 days early, complimentary unlimited digital photo package.
» Learn more: Which is cheaper, Disney World or a Disney cruise?
The Disney Wish is the newest Disney Cruise Line ship and certainly its best. It just launched in the summer of 2022. Among its many amenities, guests can find the first-ever Disney attraction at sea. It’s a 760-foot water slide filled with show scenes, lighting, music and more that touches down into a lazy river.
The Disney Wish also has dedicated areas themed for "Frozen," the Marvel Universe and "Star Wars."
In addition, the Disney Wish has all the regular amenities you’d expect on a Disney cruise, including live entertainment, pools and spacious staterooms.
Disney Cruise Line does not offer free Wi-Fi. Instead, it has three levels of packages from which to choose:
Stay Connected: $10 per day for the entire cruise or $12 per day for a 24-hour period.
Basic Surf: $20 per day for the entire cruise or $24 per day for a 24-hour period.
Premium Surf: $30 per day for the entire cruise or $36 per day for a 24-hour period.
These packages are available on the Disney Wish, Disney Magic, Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream. The Disney Wonder still operates on the old data-usage Wi-Fi packages.
Most of your daily expenses, including your food and non-alcoholic beverages, are included when sailing on a Disney cruise. However, if you’d like specialty drinks or alcohol, you’ll need to pay extra. Gratuities are not included, and Disney Cruise Line's recommended tip is a minimum of $14.50 per guest, per night.
Disney Cruise Line doesn’t offer the standard drink package other cruise lines offer. Drink packages allow you to pay a flat-rate price and drink as much alcohol as you’d like.
Instead, you’ll either pay per drink or purchase bundled quantities onboard. It’s also possible to purchase a specialty beer mug at the pub onboard, which can then be refilled across the ship. Much like Disney’s popcorn buckets, your beer mugs entitle you to cheaper refills on all your beer.
In the past, Disney Cruise Line required that you be vaccinated or tested for COVID-19 before sailing, but this is no longer the case. Guests departing from the United States are not required to do either, though the cruise line highly encourages you to get vaccinated before sailing.
Most of your daily expenses, including your food and non-alcoholic beverages, are included when sailing on a Disney cruise. However, if you’d like specialty drinks or alcohol, you’ll need to pay extra. Gratuities are not included, and
Disney Cruise Line's recommended tip
is a minimum of $14.50 per guest, per night.
(Top photo courtesy of Disney Cruise Line)
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San Diego Cruise Guide > Cruise Lines > Disney Cruise Line
Disney Cruises from San Diego
Disney Cruise Line offers cruises out of San Diego. Choose a Baja cruise or a cruise up the Pacific coast. See the calendar of departures below.
Disney's California cruises from are on the Disney Wonder, a ship built with families in mind. Youth clubs keep the young ones busy and happy. Dining options include the Animator's Palate main dining room, Beach Blanket Buffet, Carioca's, Parrot Cay, Triton's, Pincocchio's Pizzeria, and the adult-exclusive restaurant Palo. Entertainment includes live shows, deck parties, and Disney character experiences. See our choices for the 5 best reviews of Disney cruises from San Diego .
See more Disney cruise photos , including kid programs, shows, the pool deck, dining options, and staterooms. They are all of the Disney Wonder ship.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: March 15.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: March 19.
7-night cruise to the Mexican Riviera on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas (Mexico), Mazatlan (Mexico) and Puerto Vallarta (Mexico). • 2024 departure: March 23.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: March 30.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 3.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 7.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 11.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 14.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 18.
7-night cruise to the Mexican Riviera on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), Cabo San Lucas (Mexico) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 21.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: April 28.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: May 2.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2024 departure: May 5.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: March 10.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: March 14.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: March 17.
7-night cruise to the Mexican Riviera on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), Cabo San Lucas (Mexico) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: March 21.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: March 28.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: March 31.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 4.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 7.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 11.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 14.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 18.
4-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 21.
7-night cruise to the Mexican Riviera on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), Cabo San Lucas (Mexico) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: April 25.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Catalina Island (California) and Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: May 2.
3-night cruise to Baja on Disney Wonder. Round-trip from San Diego to Ensenada (Mexico). • 2025 departure: May 5.
Pacific Coast
4-night Pacific Coast cruise on Disney Wonder. One-way from San Diego to Vancouver (Canada). Visit Victoria (Canada). • 2024 departure: May 9.
4-night Pacific Coast cruise on Disney Wonder. One-way from San Diego to Vancouver (Canada). • 2025 departure: May 8.
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The 2,713-passenger Disney Magic is the oldest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet (it first launched in 1998). It was last refurbished in May 2023, when it received updates like a "Soul"-themed lounge, concierge-level upgrades and a new "Encanto" live show. The ship also features family favorites such as the AquaDuck waterslide, the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique dress-up shop and Edge, an interactive game center for tweens.
Disney Magic features diverse entertainment, including live shows, an open-air Wide World of Sports deck, three pools and a splash area for children younger than 3. Unique to the Magic is the teens-only Chill Spa. When it comes to dining, the ship offers eight eateries, including an adults-only specialty restaurant and buffet options. Recent cruisers gave the food quality mixed reviews.
In terms of lodging, 70% of cabins offer ocean views or verandas. All cabins are outfitted with flat-screen TVs, sitting areas and bathrooms with separate showers and tubs. Suites include extra perks such as concierge service and media libraries. Past cruisers noted that the service on this ship is up to Disney's standards, but so is the price tag.
Disney Magic sails from Galveston, Texas ; San Diego ; Miami ; Fort Lauderdale, Florida ; New Orleans ; and San Juan, Puerto Rico . It visits destinations across the Bahamas , the Caribbean, Mexico and the Panama Canal.
U.S. News Insider Tip : Once per sailing, guests are invited to watch Tangled: The Musical in the Walt Disney Theater. This Broadway-style show retells the story of Rapunzel and Flynn Rider with three new original songs, puppets, and beautiful costumes. This show is very popular, so it's best to get to the theater about an hour before the show starts to get a good seat. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime. – Megan duBois, Contributor
Disney Wish
The fifth Disney Cruise Line ship, Disney Wish made its maiden voyage in July 2022. The 4,000-passenger and 1,555-crew-member ship features the first Disney attraction at sea – AquaMouse – which takes thrill-seekers through 760 feet of water tubes high above the cruise deck.
Family-friendly cabin options include Concierge, Verandah, Oceanview and Inside staterooms. Rooms feature a 43-inch flat-screen TV, ample closet space and individual climate control. For fun, kids can head to Hero Zone recreation space (inspired by the movie "The Incredibles"), Vibe (an exclusive teen space) or the onboard nursery. Guests loved the variety of kid-friendly activities.
For adults, there are retail shops, spas, bars, live entertainment and 10 pools and water play areas – including the adults-only Quiet Cove Pool. A welcome escape among older cruisers, some passengers wished the adults-only spaces were bigger.
When it comes to food, travelers can enjoy California cuisine at 1923, French cuisine at the adults-only Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement or steak at the adults-only Palo Steakhouse. The ship also has interactive dining experiences based on several Disney films. Feast at the first Frozen-themed theatrical dining – Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure and enjoy Norwegian-inspired cuisine. Or, explore the Worlds of Marvel with the Avengers: Quantum Encounter, featuring international dishes alongside superheroes like Ant-Man, Captain America and more.
Disney Wish sails to the Bahamas from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida.
U.S. News Insider Tip : The Disney Wish features Disney's first infinity pool in the Quiet Cove. Unlike Disney's other ships, the Quiet Cove is located on Deck 13 all the way in the back of the ship, so it feels more intimate and doesn't see kids walking through the space throughout the day. – Megan duBois, Contributor
Disney Dream
Last renovated in 2015 (after being introduced in 2011), the 4,000-passenger Disney Dream is one of Disney's largest ships. Highlights include the 765-foot AquaDuck water coaster, a virtual sports simulator (for an extra fee) and theatrical performances that bring Disney animated favorites – like "Beauty and the Beast" – to life.
While the ship emphasizes family-focused entertainment with five specialized kids clubs, parents can enjoy the adults-only Quiet Cove pool and the Senses Spa & Salon. At night, a section of the ship called The District transforms into an adult oasis with host of bars and lounges. In terms of dining, the ship offers nine themed venues including two specialty adults-only restaurants.
Staterooms also cater to cruising clans, offering perks like sofa beds. Over 85 percent of cabins have ocean views or verandas. Those looking for extra space can opt for Concierge Suites, which range from 622 to 1,781 square feet.
While some recent cruisers commented that the ship is more expensive than other mainstream competitors, most said it was well worth the price due to the personalized attention they received from the staff.
Disney Dream departs from Fort Lauderdale, Florida ; New York ; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Southampton, England; and more for sailings in the Bahamas , Bermuda, Canada, the Caribbean and Europe. The cruise line also offers some transatlantic voyages.
U.S. News Insider Tip : Don't skip dinner at Animator's Palate and its Undersea Magic dinner show. During the meal, you'll be immersed in the world of Finding Nemo, as Crush the turtle from the movie swims by virtually to chat with families between courses. (This dinner show is also available on the Disney Fantasy ). – Megan duBois, Contributor
Disney Fantasy
Disney Fantasy launched in 2012 and underwent a dry dock in 2017. The ship features activities such as Pixar Day at Sea, Disney's Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular and the 765-foot AquaDuck water ride.
Staterooms are designed with families in mind. Inside cabins can accommodate up to four guests, and over 85% of the ship's cabins have an ocean view or a veranda. All cabins are outfitted with flat-screen TVs, minifridges and iPod docking stations.
Onboard entertainment is just as family-oriented, with Goofy’s Sports Deck activity center, a virtual sports simulator (for an extra fee), nightly live performances and 3D movies. While younger guests play in age-appropriate youth clubs, adults can relax at the Quiet Cove Pool or enjoy an evening at an adults-only bar or lounge.
When it comes to dining, the ship offers 10 themed dining venues, including two adults-only specialty venues, three main dining rooms and an ice cream shop: Sweet on You.
Fantasy sails from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida , to the Bahamas , Bermuda and a variety of ports in the Caribbean.
U.S. News Insider Tip : Between Palo and Remy is a secluded adults-only bar called Meridian. The bar is known for its martini program, where the bartenders will ask you a few questions and then whip up something off-menu for you to enjoy inside or outside on the exclusive patio. (Meridian can also be found on the Disney Dream ). – Megan duBois, Contributor
Disney Wonder
The 2,713-passenger Disney Wonder debuted in 1999. It was most recently updated in 2019; the refurbishment rolled out new family-oriented amenities and entertainment offerings, like Tiana's Place with live music and southern cuisine inspired by the Disney movie, "The Princess and the Frog."
The ship offers plenty of onboard activities, with 10 designated family areas, five youth clubs and seven adults-only spaces. While younger passengers play at age-appropriate clubs, grown-ups can relax at the adults-only Quiet Cove Pool. When hunger strikes, Wonder offers six dining options, including one adults-only specialty restaurant.
Like the majority of the ship, staterooms are designed with families in mind. Interior cabins can accommodate up to four passengers, while larger suites can sleep up to seven. All cabins come equipped with flat-screen TVs, seating areas and classic Disney designs. Recent cruisers noted the expensive cost of a trip on the Disney Wonder, but most felt the quality of service was top-notch.
Disney Wonder departs from a range of ports throughout Australia and New Zealand, as well as Vancouver , for sailings around the South Pacific, Mexico and Alaska.
U.S. News Insider Tip : The Disney Wonder features Disney Cruise Line's only Princess and the Frog-inspired rotational dining room. Tiana's Place is themed after a jazz supper club, with a live band, Creole dishes and dancing. – Megan duBois, Contributor
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Welcome to the captivating world of Disney cruises! If you’re planning an unforgettable vacation on the high seas, the Disney Cruise Port in San Diego is the perfect starting point for your adventure. With its idyllic location, stunning waterfront views, and a plethora of activities and attractions nearby, this port offers a truly magical experience for cruisers of all ages.
Disney Cruise Line is renowned for its top-notch service, family-friendly atmosphere, and immersive entertainment. Whether you’re a Disney fanatic or simply seeking a memorable vacation, embarking on a Disney cruise from San Diego will transport you into a realm of enchantment and joy.
In this article, we will delve into the essentials of the Disney Cruise Port in San Diego. From its location and accessibility to the facilities and amenities available, as well as the exciting things to do nearby, we’ve got you covered. So, get ready to set sail on an extraordinary journey, as we explore the wonder and magic of the Disney Cruise Port in San Diego!
Overview of Disney Cruise Port
The Disney Cruise Port in San Diego is a bustling hub of maritime excitement and adventure. As one of the premier cruise ports on the West Coast, it serves as the gateway to unforgettable Disney cruises to exciting destinations such as Mexico and Baja California.
Designed with the signature blend of Disney magic and maritime luxury, the cruise port offers an exceptional experience from the moment you step foot on the dock. The port boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including spacious embarkation and disembarkation areas, efficient customs and immigration services, and a friendly and helpful staff.
One of the standout features of the Disney Cruise Port in San Diego is the vibrant atmosphere that greets you upon arrival. The port is adorned with iconic Disney touches, from larger-than-life statues of beloved characters to colorful murals that bring the enchanting world of Disney to life.
Whether you’re a first-time cruiser or a seasoned Disney fan, you’ll find that the port caters to your every need. From dedicated check-in counters for Castaway Club members (Disney’s loyalty program for frequent cruisers) to convenient stateroom and dining reservations, the port ensures that your embarkation experience is seamless and stress-free.
Additionally, the Disney Cruise Port in San Diego offers a range of amenities to enhance your pre and post-cruise experience. You can find charming shops showcasing Disney merchandise, perfect for picking up those last-minute souvenirs or essentials for your voyage. There are also cozy cafes and restaurants where you can indulge in delectable treats before or after your cruise.
Overall, the Disney Cruise Port in San Diego sets the stage for a truly magical and memorable experience. Regardless of whether you’re embarking on a short getaway or a longer voyage, this port provides a delightful setting for the start or end of your Disney cruise adventure.
Location of San Diego Disney Cruise Port
The San Diego Disney Cruise Port is conveniently situated along the picturesque waterfront of America’s Finest City. It lies within close proximity to downtown San Diego, offering easy access to a plethora of attractions and amenities.
The port is located at the B Street Pier, which is part of the larger Port of San Diego. This prime location ensures that cruisers are treated to breathtaking views of the San Diego Bay and the stunning skyline as they embark or disembark from their Disney cruise ships.
San Diego, known for its sunny weather and vibrant culture, serves as a perfect backdrop for the Disney Cruise Port. This coastal city is renowned for its beautiful beaches, world-class restaurants, and family-friendly attractions, making it an ideal destination to explore before or after your cruise.
If you’re flying into San Diego to reach the Disney Cruise Port, you’ll be pleased to know that the San Diego International Airport is just a short drive away. This makes it incredibly convenient for travelers flying in from different parts of the country or even internationally.
Once at the port, you’ll have the opportunity to explore San Diego’s vibrant waterfront district. The port is in close proximity to iconic landmarks such as the USS Midway Museum, the Maritime Museum of San Diego, and the famous Seaport Village shopping and dining area. You can easily spend a day immersing yourself in the history and charm of these attractions.
Furthermore, the San Diego Disney Cruise Port is conveniently located near downtown San Diego, where you’ll find an array of entertainment options, including the Gaslamp Quarter with its trendy restaurants, bars, and nightlife. Balboa Park, with its stunning gardens, museums, and the famous San Diego Zoo, is also just a short drive away.
In summary, the location of the San Diego Disney Cruise Port offers the perfect blend of convenient access to transportation, captivating waterfront views, and proximity to numerous attractions and amenities. With so much to explore in San Diego, your Disney cruise experience will be enhanced by the vibrant and lively atmosphere of this beautiful city.
How to Get to San Diego Disney Cruise Port
Getting to the San Diego Disney Cruise Port is a breeze, thanks to its convenient location and various transportation options that cater to both local and out-of-town travelers. Here are some ways to reach the port:
- By Car: If you’re driving to the port, you can easily access it via major highways such as Interstates 5 and 8. The port is well-connected to the rest of San Diego and has ample parking facilities for cruise passengers.
- By Plane: The nearest airport to the San Diego Disney Cruise Port is the San Diego International Airport, located just a few miles away. From the airport, you can take a taxi, rideshare service, or arrange for a private car transfer to the port.
- By Public Transportation: San Diego has a robust public transportation system that can take you to the port. The Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) operates buses and trolleys throughout the city, including stops near the port. You can plan your route using the MTS online trip planner or mobile app.
- By Shuttle Service: Some hotels in San Diego offer shuttle services to the port for their guests. Check with your hotel to see if they provide this convenient transportation option.
- By Cruise Line Shuttle: Disney Cruise Line may offer shuttle services from select hotels or designated pickup points to the port. Check with the cruise line for availability and reservations.
It’s important to plan your transportation in advance to ensure a smooth journey to the San Diego Disney Cruise Port. Consider factors such as traffic, parking availability, and drop-off points when choosing your preferred mode of transportation.
Upon arrival at the port, follow the signage and instructions from port staff to guide you to the appropriate drop-off point and check-in area. Be sure to have your travel documents, identification, and cruise confirmations readily accessible for a hassle-free embarkation process.
With multiple transportation options available, getting to the San Diego Disney Cruise Port is a stress-free experience, allowing you to start your magical cruise adventure with ease.
Facilities and Amenities at San Diego Disney Cruise Port
The San Diego Disney Cruise Port offers a range of facilities and amenities to ensure that your time at the port is both comfortable and enjoyable. Whether you’re waiting to embark on your magical cruise or bidding farewell to the ship after a memorable voyage, the port has you covered.
Here are some of the key facilities and amenities you can expect at the San Diego Disney Cruise Port:
- Check-In Area: Upon arrival at the port, you’ll find a spacious and well-organized check-in area. This is where you’ll complete the necessary documentation and receive your key cards for the cruise. The friendly and knowledgeable staff will be on hand to assist you with any questions or concerns.
- Embarkation and Disembarkation: The port is designed to ensure a smooth embarkation and disembarkation process. With spacious waiting areas and efficient security protocols, you can expect a seamless transition from land to sea or vice versa.
- Port Security: The safety and security of passengers are of utmost importance at the San Diego Disney Cruise Port. There will be well-trained security personnel and stringent procedures in place to ensure the well-being of everyone at the port.
- Baggage Handling: The port has facilities to handle your luggage both during embarkation and disembarkation. You can drop off your bags for safe storage and they will be delivered to your stateroom onboard the ship. Similarly, when you disembark, you can leave your bags at designated areas for easy retrieval.
- Shopping and Dining: The San Diego Disney Cruise Port offers a variety of shops and dining options to enhance your pre and post-cruise experience. Whether you’re looking for last-minute souvenirs, Disney merchandise, or a delicious meal, you can find it within the port area.
- Guest Services: If you have any questions, need assistance, or want to make special arrangements, the port has a guest services desk staffed with knowledgeable representatives who are ready to assist you.
- Restrooms: The port is equipped with clean and well-maintained restroom facilities for your convenience.
It’s worth noting that the specific facilities and amenities at the San Diego Disney Cruise Port may vary depending on the cruise itinerary and terminal used. However, rest assured that Disney Cruise Line strives to provide a seamless and enjoyable experience for all passengers, both on land and at sea.
Take some time to explore the port area and enjoy the Disney-themed ambiance before embarking on your magical journey. Whether you’re starting your trip or bidding farewell, the San Diego Disney Cruise Port is dedicated to ensuring that your experience is nothing short of enchanting.
Things to Do Near San Diego Disney Cruise Port
When you embark on a Disney cruise from the San Diego Disney Cruise Port, you have the opportunity to explore a wide range of exciting attractions and activities in the surrounding area. Here are some of the top things to do near the port:
- USS Midway Museum: Just a short distance from the port, you’ll find the USS Midway Museum, where you can step aboard the historic aircraft carrier and explore its fascinating exhibits and collection of aircraft.
- Maritime Museum of San Diego: Discover San Diego’s rich maritime heritage at the Maritime Museum, home to a remarkable collection of historic ships and exhibits. Climb aboard the Star of India, a fully restored iron-hulled sailing vessel.
- Seaport Village: Located adjacent to the port, Seaport Village is a charming waterfront shopping and dining destination. Stroll along the picturesque boardwalk, browse unique boutiques, enjoy delicious cuisine, and take in stunning views of the bay.
- Gaslamp Quarter: Head downtown to the vibrant Gaslamp Quarter and immerse yourself in lively entertainment, trendy restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. Explore the historic streets lined with Victorian-era buildings and discover a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
- Balboa Park: A short drive from the port, Balboa Park is a sprawling urban park that offers a wealth of attractions. Explore beautiful gardens, visit world-class museums, catch a performance at the Old Globe Theatre, or simply enjoy a picnic in the park.
- San Diego Zoo: Adjacent to Balboa Park, the world-famous San Diego Zoo is a must-visit attraction. Home to over 3,500 animals representing more than 650 species, the zoo offers an incredible opportunity to get up close with wildlife from around the world.
- Coronado Island: Cross the iconic Coronado Bridge and explore the charming Coronado Island. Relax on the pristine beaches, visit the historic Hotel del Coronado, shop at unique boutiques, and enjoy waterfront dining with breathtaking views of the San Diego skyline.
- La Jolla: Venture north of the port to the picturesque coastal community of La Jolla. Known for its stunning beaches, natural beauty, and upscale shopping, La Jolla offers opportunities for snorkeling, seal-watching, and exploring the unique boutiques and galleries on its charming streets.
These are just a few of the fantastic attractions and activities near the San Diego Disney Cruise Port. Whether you’re seeking cultural experiences, outdoor adventures, or simply want to relax and enjoy the coastal scenery, there is something for everyone to enjoy in San Diego.
Before or after your Disney cruise, take the time to explore the vibrant city and create unforgettable memories that complement your magical journey at sea. From historic landmarks to pristine beaches, San Diego offers a treasure trove of experiences that will enhance your overall vacation experience.
The San Diego Disney Cruise Port presents the perfect blend of Disney magic, coastal beauty, and vibrant city life. Located in one of the most stunning destinations on the West Coast, this port offers an array of amenities and attractions that cater to both Disney enthusiasts and those seeking a memorable vacation.
From the moment you step foot in the port, you’ll be immersed in a world of enchantment. The iconic Disney touches, the seamless embarkation process, and the friendly staff all contribute to the excitement and anticipation of your Disney cruise.
Not only does the San Diego Disney Cruise Port provide a convenient and accessible starting point for your cruise, but it also opens the door to a wide range of activities and attractions nearby. Whether you choose to explore historic landmarks, visit world-class museums, indulge in delectable cuisine, or simply soak in the natural beauty of San Diego’s coastline, there is something to suit every interest.
Whether you’re a first-time cruiser or a seasoned Disney fan, the San Diego Disney Cruise Port promises an unforgettable experience. From the state-of-the-art facilities to the vibrant atmosphere and the plethora of things to do in San Diego, every aspect is designed to make your journey truly magical.
So, pack your bags, prepare for adventure, and set sail from the San Diego Disney Cruise Port. Your Disney cruise awaits, and with it, a world of endless possibilities, cherished memories, and the chance to be part of the Disney magic at sea.
Whether you’re exploring the beautiful coastline, discovering the vibrant cityscape, or immersing yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of the port itself, your experience at the San Diego Disney Cruise Port will be nothing short of extraordinary.
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Disney Cruise 2024: Sail Dates, Itineraries, and Ports
UPDATED Sept 5, 2023: This article has been updated to add 2024 cruises on the Disney Treasure cruise ship, which is scheduled to begin sailing in late December 2024.
If you’re dreaming of a Disney Cruise 2024, you’ll need to know where the ships are and where they’re going. Although there are plenty of Disney Cruises in 2024, not every itinerary is offered at every port during every month of the year. And once you throw school vacations and time off work into the mix — not to mention the complexities of multiple cruise ships and countless itineraries — it can be tricky to figure out just which cruise to select.
With that in mind, we offer this handy reference guide. We’ll start with a brief glance at where all of the Disney Cruise Ships will be located throughout the year. Then, we’ll go in-depth for each month so you can see exactly which sail dates are being offered for each itinerary.
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Where Will the Disney Cruise Line Ships Be In 2024?
Here’s a quick overview at what’s planned so far. To see specific cruise itineraries and sail dates, look at the monthly entries further down this page.
Disney Dream
The Disney Dream cruise ship spends the first half of 2024 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida , continuing the string of Caribbean Cruises it had begun offering from there in November 2023.
In May, the ship heads out on a Transatlantic voyage that positions it in Europe for the summer travel season.
The Dream will offer a series of European itineraries that sail out of Barcelona, Spain and Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy from early May through late July — and from Southampton, England from late July through mid-September.
Disney Dream sailings between mid-September and mid-October are not yet released , but it’s likely the ship will remain in Europe during that timeframe.
Following a Transatlantic voyage in late-October, the ship returns to Fort Lauderdale in November and offers Bahamian and Caribbean cruises for the remainder of the year.
Disney Fantasy
The Disney Fantasy will be based out of Port Canaveral, Florida throughout 2024.
From early 2024 through the end of September, the Fantasy primarily offers Caribbean cruises. From October onward, the ship adds in a number of Bahamas sailings including Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.
Disney Magic
The Disney Magic cruise ship rings in the new year in Galveston, Texas , continuing the series of Caribbean cruises it had begun a few weeks earlier.
In February, it briefly relocates to New Orleans, Louisiana for a month of Caribbean cruises out of that port before returning to Galveston in March.
The Caribbean cruises continue from Galveston through mid-April, when the ship relocates to San Juan, Puerto Rico .
The San Juan Caribbean cruises run through mid-May, when the ship relocates for an extended assignment to Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale), Florida .
In Fort Lauderdale, the ship will mainly sail on Bahamian itineraries (featuring Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, Disney’s newest private port), with an occasional Caribbean cruise in the mix.
The Disney Magic briefly returns to San Juan for part of November, then returns to Galveston for the remainder of the year.
Disney Treasure
The brand new Disney Treasure cruise ship just barely squeaks into 2024’s sailing schedule; the ship’s 7-night Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral, Florida start in late December.
Disney Wish
The Disney Wish has the simplest of all sailing schedules.
The ship will be based in Port Canaveral , Florida throughout all of 2024, sailing on 3- and 4-Night Bahamian Cruises.
Disney Wonder
The Disney Wonder cruise ship starts 2024 in the southern hemisphere, continuing the inaugural season of Disney’s Australia and New Zealand cruises which began in October 2023. These cruises sail out of Sydney, Australia and Melbourne, Australia in January and early February.
Starting in mid-February, the ship goes on a series of one-way cruises that take it to Honolulu, Hawaii , followed by Vancouver, Canada, and finally to San Diego, California .
Once the ship arrives in San Diego in mid-March, it begins a string of Baja cruises that last through early May.
The ship then returns to Vancouver to begin the 2024 Alaska Cruise season, which lasts through late September.
From there, a series of one-way cruises take the ship back to Honolulu and then to Brisbane, Australia to start another series of Australia and New Zealand cruises for the remainder of the year and into early 2025 (sailing out of Brisbane, Auckland, Sydney, and Melbourne ).
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When Does Disney Release Its 2024 Cruises?
Disney Cruises are typically released in three phases throughout the year.
The first phase of sail dates, covering travel from the beginning of the year through Spring 2024, was announced in December 2022.
The second phase of sail dates, covering travel for Summer 2024 and early Fall 2024, was announced in March 2023.
The third phase of sail dates, covering the final months of 2024, was announced in June 2023. Some saildates for the Disney Dream (mid-September through mid-October) were still missing during this announcement, and might possibly indicate a “dry dock” period in which there are no cruises and the ship is essentially “closed for refurbishment.”
There was a special fourth announcement of 2024 sail dates due to the arrival of the new Disney Treasure cruise ship. The ship only has two 2024 sail dates, both in late December; those were announced to the public in September 2023.
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When Do Cruises to Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point Begin?
Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point on Eleuthera, Bahamas, is Disney’s newest private destination — and it’s certainly been highly anticipated.
Unlike Disney Castaway Cay (Disney’s private island), Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is a private port rather than a private island . Construction has been underway for a few years, and the island is ready to welcome its first Disney Cruise Line guests.
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The first cruise scheduled to visit Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is a special preview sailing on the Disney Magic. It departs from Fort Lauderdale on June 6, 2024 .
After that, Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point is a frequent stop on Bahamas Cruises from Fort Lauderdale all summer long.
There’s also a special “Lighthouse Point Inaugural Cruise” from Port Canaveral on the Disney Fantasy June 8. 2024 — one of the few chances in Summer 2024 to reach Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point from Port Canaveral rather than Fort Lauderdale. Once fall 2024 rolls around, the port can be regularly reached through sailings from either Fort Lauderdale or Port Canaveral.
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Now let’s take a look at the Disney Cruises setting sail each month of 2024. Below, we’ve listed the first day of each cruise departure currently scheduled to occur in 2024. Dates which show “none” indicate days on which no cruises begin their voyages.
Note that we’ve omitted cruises that aren’t open to the general public, such as short no-passenger relocation voyages or privately-chartered sailings such as the Disney Vacation Club Member Cruise.
January 2024 Disney Cruises
- 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Wish)
- 5-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Dream)
- 6-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston (Disney Magic)
- 2-Night Australia and New Zealand Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 3-Night Australia and New Zealand Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 4-Night Australia and New Zealand Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Wish)
- 4-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston (Disney Magic)
- 5-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston (Disney Magic)
- 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 6-Night Australia and New Zealand Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Dream)
- 4-Night Australia and New Zealand Cruise from Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
- 3-Night Australia and New Zealand Cruise from Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from New Orleans (Disney Magic)
February 2024 Disney Cruises
February 01
February 02
February 03
- 7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruises from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
February 04
- 5-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from New Orleans (Disney Magic)
February 05
February 06
February 07
February 08
February 09
- 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from New Orleans (Disney Magic)
February 10
February 11
February 12
February 13
February 14
February 15
February 16
- 15-Night South Pacific Cruise from Sydney to Honolulu (Disney Wonder)
February 17
February 18
February 19
February 20
February 21
February 22
February 23
February 24
February 25
February 26
February 27
February 28
February 29
March 2024 Disney Cruises
- 10-Night Hawaii Cruise from Honolulu to Vancouver (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night California Coast Cruise from Vancouver to San Diego (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night Baja Cruise from San Diego (Disney Wonder)
- 5-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Dream)
- 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston (Disney Magic)
- 7-Night Baja Cruise from San Diego (Disney Wonder)
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April 2024 Disney Cruises
- 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Dream)
- 3-Night Baja Cruise from San Diego (Disney Wonder)
- 6-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston to San Juan (Disney Magic)
- 7-Night Southern Caribbean Cruise from San Juan (Disney Magic)
May 2024 Disney Cruises
- 5-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from San Juan to Fort Lauderdale (Disney Magic)
- 13-Night Transatlantic Cruise from Fort Lauderdale to Barcelona (Disney Dream)
- 4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Magic)
- 4-Night California Coast Cruise from San Diego to Vancouver (Disney Wonder)
- 7-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Disney Wonder)
- 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Magic)
- 7-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona (Disney Dream)
- 5-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Magic)
June 2024 Disney Cruises
- 9-Night Mediterranean with Greek Isles Cruise from Barcelona to Civitavecchia (Disney Dream)
- 3-Night Lighthouse Point Preview Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Magic)
- 7-Night Lighthouse Point Inaugural Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 7-Night Mediterranean with Greek Isles Cruise from Civitavecchia (Disney Dream)
- 11-Night Mediterranean with Greek Isles Cruise from Civitavecchia to Barcelona (Disney Dream)
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July 2024 Disney Cruises
- 5-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale (Disney Magic)
- 5-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Barcelona (Disney Dream)
- 9-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Disney Wonder)
- 7-Night Western Europe Cruise from Barcelona to Southampton (Disney Dream)
- 5-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 5-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver (Disney Wonder)
- 12-Night Norwegian Fjords and Iceland Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
- 10-Night Southern Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
August 2024 Disney Cruises
- 6-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 7-Night Norwegian Fjords Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
- 4-Night Mediterranean Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
- 3-Night Belgium Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
- 4-Night Spain Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
- 5-Night Spain Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
September 2024 Disney Cruises
September 01
- 7-Night Western Europe Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
September 02
September 03
September 04
September 05
September 06
September 07
September 08
- 7-Night British Isles Cruise from Southampton (Disney Dream)
September 09
September 10
September 11
September 12
September 13
September 14
September 15
September 16
September 17
September 18
September 19
September 20
September 21
September 22
September 23
- 10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Vancouver to Honolulu (Disney Wonder)
September 24
September 25
September 26
September 27
September 28
September 29
September 30
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October 2024 Disney Cruises
- 15-Night South Pacific Cruise from Honolulu to Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane (Disney Wonder)
- 6-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
- 13-Night Transatlantic Cruise from Southampton to Fort Lauderdale (Disney Dream)
- 3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane (Disney Wonder)
- 4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Brisbane to Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
November 2024 Disney Cruises
November 01
- 2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
November 02
November 03
- 7-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
November 04
November 05
- 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale to San Juan (Disney Magic)
November 06
November 07
November 08
November 09
November 10
- 3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
November 11
November 12
November 13
- 4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne (Disney Wonder)
November 14
November 15
- 6-Night Bahamian Cruise from San Juan to Galveston (Disney Magic)
November 16
November 17
November 18
November 19
November 20
November 21
November 22
November 23
- 7 -Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
November 24
- 5-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Melbourne to Auckland (Disney Wonder)
November 25
November 26
November 27
November 28
November 29
- 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disne Wish)
- 3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland (Disney Wonder)
November 30
December 2024 Disney Cruises
December 01
December 02
- 2-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland (Disney Wonder)
December 03
December 04
- 4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland (Disney Wonder)
December 05
December 06
December 07
December 08
- 5-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland (Disney Wonder)
December 09
December 10
December 11
- 4 -Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Galveston (Disney Magic)
December 12
December 13
December 14
December 15
December 16
December 17
- 4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Auckland to Sydney (Disney Wonder)
December 18
December 19
December 20
December 21
- 3-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 7-Night Maiden Voyage Eastern Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Treasure)
December 22
December 23
December 24
- 4-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
December 25
December 26
- 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Fantasy)
December 27
December 28
- 6-Night Disney Magic at Sea Cruise from Sydney (Disney Wonder)
- 7-Night Western Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral (Disney Treasure)
December 29
December 30
December 31
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Disney Eats: Foodie Guide to Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival 2024
by Nicole Cantore , Digital Integration Specialist, Global Food & Beverage
You’re about to go on a foodie adventure across California, filled with bites, sips, and fun because the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival is just around the corner. From March 1 through April 22, 2024, Disney California Adventure park will be home to delicious flavors inspired by the Golden State. All throughout the resort, you’ll be able to treat your taste buds to tasty delights and even attend cooking demonstrations!
This year, there are more than 80 new items, so you better bring your appetite! Among this menu lineup, you can enjoy soon-to-be favorites like the S’mores Caramel Tart at California Craft Brews and IMPOSSIBLE Chicken Parm Bites at Earth Eats . But no need to worry. There are plenty of returning California staples back to fill your bellies, like the Grilled Top Sirloin at Garlic Kissed and Mickey-shaped Macaron made with SNICKERS bar pieces at Nuts About Cheese .
If you want an enhanced feasting experience, consider the Sip and Savor Pass, a special, commemorative credential that lets you sample different food and non-alcoholic beverage items at participating locations anytime throughout the festival. New this year, the pass is available in either a four-coupon or eight-coupon version, giving you options for just the right amount. Both are available for purchase at various locations throughout Disney California Adventure park.
If you’re in the mood for even more foodie fun, there are various bookable culinary experiences offered at the resort for an additional cost! Venture over to the Disneyland Hotel for the Trader Sam’s Tiki Mixology Seminar where you’ll learn to make one of their legendary libations, and even get a souvenir mug to take home with you. Hearthstone Lounge will play host to A Walk on the Silverado Trail filled with delicious bites and beverages, including some of the finest California wines at the hotel. Be sure to check out availability for these exciting experiences and even more offered throughout the resort this year!
There’s so much to do (and taste) at the festival this year! Let’s waste no more time and explore the full list of items coming to the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival in the official Foodie Guide!
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California Craft Brews (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Cheeseburger Bao with Thousand Island dressing, grilled onions, pickle, and tomato relish (New)
- S’mores Caramel Tart: Graham cracker tart shell filled with caramel and chocolate ganache topped with a toasted marshmallow (New)
- Frozen Mangonada Beer Slush: Brewery X Baja Boi, mango purée, rock melon syrup, grapefruit juice, and mango-chamoy glaze (New)
- Brewery X Baja Boi Mexican Lager with salt and lime (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- La Bodega Brewing Company Pay the Piper Double IPA (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Eagle Rock Brewery Golden Ale (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Unsung Brewing Co. Intracore IPA (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Bottle Logic Brewing Watermelon Lemonade Seltzer (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Crowns & Hops Inglewood Sun West Coast IPA (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Left Coast Brewing Co. Del Mar St. Dortmunder-style Export Lager (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Full Circle Brewing Company Peachy Vibes Wheat Ale (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Mission Brewing Foggy Shores Hefeweizen (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Russian River Brewing Blind Pig IPA (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Stone Brewing Stone Ruination Double IPA (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Delahunt Brewing Co. Salvatore Italian Pilsner (Michelada version available with chile-lime seasoning and a lime) (New)
- Cal-IPA Beer Flight (New)
- Spring Favorites Beer Flight (New)
- West Coast Beer Flight (New)
- Food & Wine Festival CORKCICLE Stainless Steel Stemless Fluted Dragonfly Glass (Limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply; available while supplies last)
- Food & Wine Festival CORKCICLE Stainless Steel Stemless Fluted Jade Glass (Limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply; available while supplies last)
Cluck-A-Doodle-Moo (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Cheese Pizza-flavored Wings with ranch dip (New)
- BBQ Beef Brisket Slider with smoked white cheddar and dill pickles on salt and pepper brioche
- Kiwi-Apple Lemonade: Minute Maid Lemonade, apple juice, and kiwi and Granny Smith apple syrups garnished with a purple orchid (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New)
- Tangerine Tiki Cocktail: Dark rum, vanilla-citrus liqueur, tangerine and lime juices, and honey syrup garnished with a dried red pineapple wheel (New)
D-Lish (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Carbonara Garlic Mac & Cheese featuring Nueske’s Peppered Bacon
- Olive Oil Cake glazed with lemon curd, topped with vanilla bean Chantilly, and finished with fresh candied lemons, strawberry crunch, and lemon-lime gelée (New)
- Huckleberry-Citrus Cooler: Gold Peak Black Tea, huckleberry and agave syrups, grapefruit soda, and lemon and orange juices garnished with an orange wedge (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New)
Earth Eats
- IMPOSSIBLE Chicken Parm Bites with tomato and cheese sauces and grated parmesan (New)
- IMPOSSIBLE Beef Stroganoff: Egg noodles tossed in a mushroom cream sauce with IMPOSSIBLE beef and sour cream (New)
- Watermelon Cucumber Mojito: White rum, watermelon liqueur, mojito and cucumber syrups, watermelon purée, and lime juice topped with Topo Chico and garnished with a watermelon spear with Tajín twist
- Food & Wine Festival CORKCICLE Stainless Steel Stemless Fluted Jade Glass (Limit two per person, per transaction; no discounts apply; available while supplies last)
Garlic Kissed (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Grilled Top Sirloin with roasted garlic-gruyère smashed potatoes and black garlic chimichurri
- Guava-Lychee Mule: Vodka, guava nectar, ginger and lychee syrups, and lemon juice topped with guava cider and garnished with a lemon wheel
Golden Dreams (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Frozen Old Fashioned: Non-alcoholic bourbon-flavored ice cream, bitters crema, orange zest glaze, and cherry spheres (New)
- Fig Matcha Latte: Matcha, soy milk, and coconut and simple syrups topped with a fig oat sweet cream and garnished with matcha powder (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New)
- Blueberry Pancake Cold Brew: Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co. Mexico Origin Coffee, maple syrup, brown butter and demerara syrups, and oat milk with a blueberry sweet cream garnished with cinnamon-flavored cereal crumble (Non-alcoholic beverage)
- Peach Cobbler Cocktail: Moonshine, peach and amaretto liqueur, peach nectar, condensed milk, vanilla and cinnamon syrups, and lemon juice garnished with frozen peaches (New)
LA Style
- Carnitas-style Pork Belly with esquites corn mac salad featuring Tajín Habanero (New)
- Baja-style Fish Taco with cabbage slaw, cilantro-lime crema and pico de gallo (New) (Plant-based)
- Spicy Strawberry Cocktail: Gin, strawberry and tamarind purées, strawberry syrup, pineapple juice, chile spices, and Tajín chamoy garnished with a Tamarindo straw (New)
Nuts About Cheese (Available March 1 through April 22)
- BBQ Pulled Pork Mac & Cheese with crispy dill pickle onions (New)
- Mickey-shaped Macaron made with SNICKERS bar pieces: Chocolate Mickey-shaped macaron filled with caramel ganache and made with SNICKERS bar pieces
- PB&J Whiskey Shake: Peanut butter whiskey, raspberry liqueur, vanilla ice cream, Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co. Mexico Origin Coffee, and peanut butter & raspberry syrups, garnished with a raspberry (New)
Peppers Cali-Ente (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Shrimp Papas Locas: Cheddar-bacon potatoes with jalapeño cheese sauce and chipotle shrimp (New)
- Chile Relleno Empanada with Arbol pepper salsa and Oaxaca and Cotija cheeses
- Cantarito-Style Paloma: Reposado tequila, habanero-infused pineapple juice, lime juice, rock melon syrup, and Fresca garnished with a pineapple wheel and Tajín Clásico
Uncork California (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Raspberry Almond Cake: Almond cake with raspberry mousse and fresh raspberries (New)
- Chrysanthemum Mimosa: Prosecco with lemonade and rock melon and chrysanthemum syrups (New)
- Hibiscus-Rose Mimosa: Prosecco with hibiscus tea and rose syrup (New)
- Apricot-Lavender Mimosa: Prosecco with apricot purée and lavender syrup (New)
- Rosé Margarita: Blanco tequila, rosé, lemon juice, white peach and agave syrups, and cantaloupe purée garnished with a lemon wheel (New)
- Scharffenberger Cellars Brut Excellence (New)
- Rodney Strong Chalk Hill Chardonnay (New)
- Conundrum White Blend (New)
- Daou Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc (New)
- Cline Old Vine Zinfandel (New)
- Fess Parker Frontier Red Blend (New)
- Robert Mondavi Private Selection Cabernet Sauvignon (New)
- White Wine Flight (New)
- Red Wine Flight (New)
- Springtime Bouquet Mimosa Flight (New)
Other Locations Throughout Disney California Adventure Park
Award Wieners (Available March 1 through April 23; mobile order available)
- Brewery X Sangria Hard Seltzer
Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta (Available March 1 through April 22)
- BBQ Chicken Pizza: BBQ-spiced chicken, house-made BBQ Sauce, red onion, and chopped cilantro (Available by the slice or a whole pie) (New)
- No-Bake Peanut Butter-Salted Pretzel Cheesecake with a cookies and cream crust topped with chocolate-coated salted pretzels and chocolate ganache (New)
Cappuccino Cart (Available March 1 through April 22; mobile order available)
- Chocolate-Espresso Loaf: Chocolate-espresso cake filled with chocolate mousse and topped with dark chocolate ganache and chocolate and white chocolate curls (New)
- Honeydew Milk Tea with coconut-lychee jelly topped with a creamy citrus foam (Non-alcoholic beverage) (New)
Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream (Available March 1 through April 22; mobile order available)
- Butter Cake à la Mode: Butter cake topped with vanilla ice cream, strawberries, and whipped cream (New)
Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill (Available March 1 through April 22; mobile order available)
- Strawberry Horchata: House-made rice and cinnamon beverage with strawberry sauce (Non-alcoholic beverage)
- Strawberry Horchata with Spiced Rum: House-made rice and cinnamon beverage with strawberry sauce and spiced rum
Hollywood Lounge (Available March 1 through April 30; mobile order available)
- Chicken Lollipop: Beer-brined chicken with poblano mashed potatoes, caramelized fennel, and fried carrots (New)
- Kiwi Tequila Mule: Tequila, lime juice, and kiwi syrup topped with ginger beer (New)
- Prickly Pear Vodka Mule: Vodka, lime juice, and prickly pear syrup topped with ginger beer (New)
- Whiskey Mule: Whiskey, lime juice, and simple syrup topped with ginger beer and a mint sprig (New)
- Passion Fruit Mojito: Light rum, passion fruit syrup, and limeade topped with soda water and garnished with a mint sprig (New)
- Duckhorn Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc (New)
- Listel Grain de Gris Rosé (New)
- Kunde Family Winery Cabernet Sauvignon (New)
- Mule Flight (New)
Lamplight Lounge (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Turf and a Little Bit of Surf: Filet mignon, aromatic cauliflower purée, soy-glazed potatoes, grilled asparagus, mushrooms, and black garlic-red wine reduction served with a side of shrimp toast (New)
- Strawberry-Lychee Shortcake Donuts: Lychee-glazed donuts with strawberry shortcake crumbles served with vanilla bean ice cream and lychee dip (New)
Mendocino Terrace (Available March 1 through April 28; mobile order available)
- GoGi “Goldie” Chardonnay (New)
- Château Margüi Rosé 1784 (New)
- Silverado Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon (New)
- Disney Family Wine Flight (New)
Pym Tasting Lab (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Pint-sized Pints Mini Flight (New)
Paradise Beer Garden (Available Feb. 29 through April 22)
- Stereo Brewing Company Perfect Day IPA
- Bottle Logic Brewing Fuzzy Logic IPA (New)
- Mother Earth Brew Co. Cali Creamin’ Peaches & Cream Ale (New)
- Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Liquid Hoppiness IPA (New)
- Noble Ale Works Naughty Sauce Stout (New)
- Victory Brewing Company Golden Monkey (New)
- Chapman Crafted Beer Social Butterfly Wheat Ale (New)
- Golden Road Brewing Ride On Tropical IPA
- 2 Towns Ciderhouse Strawberry Lemonade Cider (New)
- Fun & Fruity Flight (New)
- Build Your Own Flight (New)
Paradise Garden Grill (Available Feb. 29 through April 22; mobile order available)
- Sisig Burrito: Seasoned pork, onions, serrano peppers, garlic fried rice, scrambled egg, and marinated tomatoes with a side of chicharrones and vinegar dipping sauce (New)
- Chicken Musakhan: Roasted spiced half chicken and sumac stewed onions on flatbread with a Mediterranean salad and a garlic yogurt dipping sauce (New)
- Tacos Gobernador: Chipotle-marinated shrimp tacos with pepper jack served with Spanish rice and refried beans
- Loaded Baked Potato: Seasoned steak tips and BBQ baked beans topped with cheese sauce, tangy slaw, and green onions (New) (Plant-based)
- Cheese Quesadilla (Disney Check Meal)
- Pistachio Cheesecake: New York-style pistachio cheesecake (New)
- Pineapple-Melon Cocktail: Melon Liqueur, pineapple juice, and a splash of citrus (New)
Smokejumpers Grill (Available March 1 through April 22; mobile order available)
- Pastrami Fries: Crinkle-cut fries topped with cheese sauce, pastrami, Smokejumpers Grill sauce, and pickles (New)
Sonoma Terrace (Available March 1 through April 28; mobile order available)
- Charcuterie Flatbread: Chef’s selection of deli and cured meats, mozzarella, caramelized onions, and chopped pepperoncini served with pepperoncini dip (New)
Studio Catering Co. (Available March 1 through April 22; mobile order available)
Select Outdoor Vending Locations (Available Feb. 29 through April 22)
- Loaded Carnitas Pretzel Bites with cheese sauce, salsa verde, cilantro, and onion (New)
- Modelo Especial
- Unsung Brewing Co MetaPlex IPA
- Cantaritos By Jarritos Mandarin Hard Soda (New)
Churros at Hollywood Land (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Cannoli Churro: Churro rolled in cinnamon-sugar topped with cannoli cream, chocolate chips, and puff pastry (New)
Churros near Goofy’s Sky School (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Spice Shortbread Churro: Spiced shortbread sugar with cookie butter drizzle (New)
Señor Buzz Churros (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Unforgettable Bing Bong Churro: Shortbread cookie sugar and strawberry jelly with sprinkled icing (New)
Willie’s Churros (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Butterscotch Banana Churro: Churro rolled in banana sugar topped with butterscotch icing, butterscotch drops, and banana chip crumble (New)
Novelties Available Throughout the Disneyland Resort
- Disney California Adventure park: Hollywood Lounge, Mendocino Terrace, and Sonoma Terrace
- Disney California Adventure park: Hollywood Lounge, Mendocino Terrace, and Sonoma Terrace
Hotels of the Disneyland Resort
Disney’s grand californian hotel & spa.
Hearthstone Lounge (Available April 19)
- “A Walk on the Silverado Trail” Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa Food & Wine Experience: Hosted amongst the notable collection of historical California art at the venerable Hearthstone Lounge, sip a curated selection of the Silverado Trail’s exquisite wines delightfully paired with plates specially crafted by the talented hotel culinary team. Meet the chefs and sommeliers of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa as well as experts from the wine industry in an indoor-outdoor culinary experience. (Age 21 and older)
Disneyland Hotel
Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar (Available March 11 and 25 and April 8 and 22)
- Mixology Class at Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Lounge: Learn to make a classic tiki libation in the legendary Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar. After enjoying your hand-crafted cocktail, indulge in tray-passed hors d’oeuvres while enjoying the sounds of the island at the outdoor fireplace. Take home a Trader Sam’s fan favorite tiki mug as a souvenir of your adventure. (Age 21 and older)
Downtown Disney District
Ballast Point Brewing Co. (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Calabrian Chili Glazed Salmon: 6 oz. pan roasted salmon covered in a Calabrian chili glaze served over a carrot and parsnip purée and miso-marinated bok choy (New)
- Blood Orange Arugula Salad: Arugula tossed in a blood orange vinaigrette and topped with goat cheese, croutons, crispy prosciutto, and blood orange segments (New)
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes (Available March 1 through April 22)
- BT Fish & Chips Sandwich: Battered cod, Down East Tartar Sauce, malt vinegar and black pepper spice, black pepper fries, and lemon and dill slaw (New)
Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Grilled Mexican Seabass: Gulf shrimp and heirloom tomato salad, Tasso potato cake, and yellow bell pepper emulsion paired with Nobilo Sauvignon Blanc (New)
Naples Ristorante e Bar (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Vesuvio: Hand-tossed dough, pizza sauce, fresh mozzarella, spicy salami, and capers drizzled with California hot honey (New)
- Wine Flight: Choose three 3 oz. pours from a selection of California and Italian wines
Salt & Straw (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Pink Rose & Watermelon Sorbet: A ripe watermelon and rosé sorbet drizzled in for a crisp tartness that carefully balances the sweetness of the wine
Splitsville Luxury Lanes (Available March 1 through April 22)
- Filet Sliders: Two filet sliders topped with crispy onions and horseradish cream paired with shoestring fries (New)
What a line up on the way. There’s clearly so much to see and taste at the festival this year!
There’s no limit to the delicious adventures you can have at Disney Parks, particularly during a festival. Want to stay up to date on all the tasty tidbits? Check out our Disney Eats topics page and be sure to follow us @DisneyEats on Instagram and Facebook.
(Note: All offerings are subject to change and availability.)
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Oh no, did they get rid of the artichoke cart? That was the best.
Curious how the Baja-style Fish Taco with cilantro-lime crema is “plant-based”? It doesn’t specify that they’re using “vegan fish” or a vegan crema.
These all look wonderful to have, but as Cast Members, bringing in friends to share these treats will be impossible since we’re Blocked Out and can’t make a reservation in March and April 2024. No open dates at all. Well, Enjoy !!!
Everything looks great!! FINALLY a year I can use my tabs on a variety of things instead of a handful of items! Wasn’t going to buy a tasting card this year but looks like I may have to buy two !! ❤️
FINALLY!!! Some decent choices! It’s been YEARS since they’ve had enough items I’d actually spend all my tabs on!! Love it!!
Jim – there’s actually two, I didn’t see one of them initially. The baked potato and a fish taco. Both of those Impossible dishes have dairy and/or eggs in them, which seems really unnecessary.
Angela – I counted three, and that’s not taking desserts into account! Impossible chicken bites, Impossible beef stroganoff, and the plant-based baked potato
Sadly almost every food item looks like it has a very high fat and/or sugar content. Food doesn’t have to be unhealthy to taste good.
What happened to the vegan options this year? One option?? Boo.
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Disney Magic to Host TCM Classic Cruise in 2023 Sailing from San Diego, California
Back by popular demand, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will once again sail the high seas in 2023 with the Disney Magic playing host. The popular TCM Classic Cruise will embark on a 5-Night Baja Cruise out of San Diego, California on November 6, 2023 . This is the first TCM Classic Cruise to sail from San Diego with the itinerary scheduled to visit Cabo San Lucas, Mexico , and Ensenada, Mexico .
TCM’s Ben Mankiewicz will again serve as host for the voyage and travelers will be treated to a wide variety of TCM-themed events and activities, including appearances by legendary classic film stars, screenings of great movies, unique presentations with film experts, in-depth interviews, Q&A sessions, trivia games and more.
“We are just disembarking from the 2022 TCM Classic Cruise and we are already looking forward to sailing with Disney Cruise Line again next year,” said Pola Changnon, general manager of TCM. “We love seeing our most seafaring fans year after year, and we hope that by sailing out of San Diego we will meet some new West Coast cruisegoers as well!”
The 2022 TCM Classic Cruise just completed its 8 th trip, sailing out of Miami, FL, with stars on board including Chevy Chase, Richard Dreyfuss, Lainie Kazan, Deana Martin, Pat Boone, Bob Mackie, and Sean Young.
Pre-sale registration for the 2023 cruise begins today at tcmcruise.com .
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Disney Cruise Line adds Capt. Minnie Mouse to bow of Disney Treasure
W hen Disney Cruise Line’s new ship Disney Treasure makes its way to Port Canaveral this year, Minnie Mouse will once again be leading the way.
In an image shared on the Disney Parks Blog with updates on the new vessel’s construction at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, the bow artwork featuring Captain Minnie Mouse wearing an adventure-themed outfit has been rendered complete with the signature golden filigree similar to the hull art designs found on the rest of the cruise line’s fleet of ships.
“Its completion marks an exciting milestone for the Disney Treasure as it begins the next stage of construction,” reads the post. “The installation process began when the shipyard team welded a number of pre-cut steel plates to the Disney Treasure’s hull. Once the framework of the design had been secured, the plates were painted by hand to obtain their iconic golden hue and sealed with a special topcoat.”
It’s the second time Captain Minnie has made a bow appearance after 2022’s Disney Wish, a sister ship to Disney Treasure that was the first of three vessels in a new class for the cruise line.
The original Disney Magic that debuted in 1998 featured Mickey Mouse from “Fantasia” while its sister ship Disney Wonder that began sailing in 1999 features a rendering of Steamboat Willie.
The fleet’s third ship Disney Dream in 2011 has Captain Mickey at the stern while its sister ship Disney Fantasy in 2012 features a second version of Sorcerer Mickey from “Fantasia.”
Disney Cruise Line queues up old and new features for new ship Disney Treasure
Each ship in the fleet also features whimsical character statues attached to the stern. For Disney Treasure, it will be Peter Pan and Captain Hook.
The ship is approaching one year since its keel-laying ceremony in March 2023 and won’t be complete until late 2024.
Like Disney Wish, Disney Treasure will sail from Port Canaveral, mostly on seven-night voyages beginning Dec. 21, 2024, with alternating eastern and western Caribbean itineraries. Wish will continue with short three- and four-night Bahamas duties.
Among spaces coming to the 144,000-gross-ton, 4,000-passenger vessel include bars inspired by the Haunted Mansion, Jungle Cruise and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea theme park attractions and an Aladdin-themed Grand Hall atrium.
Haunted Mansion bar is coming to Disney’s new cruise ship
The popular Oceaneer’s Club aimed at children ages 3-12 will have the same five venues seen on Disney Wish for Marvel, Star Wars, Disney Imagineers, Disney Princesses and Mickey and Minnie.
Its top deck will once again feature the AquaMouse water coaster-dark ride combo while the rotational dining will bring back a new version of the Worlds of Marvel restaurant and the California cuisine venue 1923 named in deference to the opening year for Walt Disney’s animation studio. The ship will also have higher-end dining at the “Beauty and the Beast”-themed Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement as well as their shared cocktail lounge The Rose,
Disney Cruise Line taps ‘Moana’ for original show on Disney Treasure
New to the ship is a dinner theater experience based on the Disney Pixar movie “Coco,” a new dessert venue themed to “Zootopia,” and a pair of coffee, tea and snack options: Heihei Café, named after the rooster from the film “Moana,” and Jade Cricket Café, named after the cricket from the film “Mulan.”
One other revamped venue will be called Sarabi, taking the same space and role as Luna on Disney Wish. Themed to “The Lion King,” the two-deck venue acts as a family fun theater during the day and adult entertainment at night.
The main stage will feature a new show based on “Moana” as well as existing shows for “Beauty and the Beast” and the play “Disney Seas the Day” that debuted on Disney Wish.
Disney Treasure’s arrival will grow the DCL fleet to six ships with two more in the works.
A third Wish-class ship that has yet to be named is due in 2025 along with another ship under construction that will be based in Asia named the Disney Adventure.
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