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Disney Cruise Line Announces Fall 2025 & Spring 2026 Itineraries

Disney Cruise Line has announced a new block of itineraries, covering September 2025 to May 2026. This announcement covers sailings on the Magic, Wonder, Dream, Fantasy, Wish, and Treasure. We expect information about sailings on the upcoming Destiny and Adventure ships to come at a future date.

Booking for these sailings begins on Monday, June 24, for Pearl level Castaway Club members with progressive openings until booking becomes available to the general public on Friday, June 28.

For the ships in this itinerary release, there are few surprises. DCL continues to use Port Canaveral and Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale) in Florida as year-round home ports.

The Magic will make sailings from Port Canaveral, Galveston, and San Juan Puerto Rico, with several Bahamian and Caribbean itineraries. She will cross the Panama Canal in April 2026, repositioning to San Diego.

The Wonder will again visit the Hawaii, the South Pacific, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as Mexico and Baja, California itineraries.

The Dream will be based at Fort Lauderdale, primarily alternating three and four night Bahamian sailings, with a few five night sailings in the mix.

The Fantasy will undergo a dry dock in fall 2025, followed by a return to Port Canaveral where she will sail four and five night Bahamian trips from Port Canaveral.

The Disney Wish will sail alternating three and four night trips from Port Canaveral. And the Treasure will make seven night sailings in the Caribbean.

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Disney Cruise Line reveals ship deployment plans for late 2025, early 2026

P ort Canaveral, Florida, will get to keep three Disney Cruise Line ships in late 2025 as the sailing plans for six of what will be eight ships in the fleet were revealed.

That includes Disney Treasure, set to debut this winter, and 2022’s Disney Wish as well as older ships Disney Magic and Disney Fantasy trading off sailing duties.

The new homeport and sailing plans for Disney Destiny, a sister ship to Wish and Treasure, were not announced, but they're slated to be delivered to the line at a yet-to-be-revealed date in 2025 and could end up at DCL’s new second Florida home in Port Everglades.

Also debuting in 2025 will be the Asia-bound Disney Adventure, but for now, DCL only revealed sailing plans for its two original ships, Magic and Wonder, its two decade-plus-old ships Dream and Fantasy and its two most recent ships, Wish and Treasure.

Port Canaveral will continue to host Wish sailing short three- and four-night Bahamas trips, while Treasure will continue with seven-night Caribbean sailings.

Disney Magic, which arrives to the port in summer 2025, will remain through October and then be replaced with Disney Fantasy in November, doing a four- and five-night set of itineraries through May 2026.

Wish, Magic and Fantasy all have some trips that visit Disney’s newest private Bahamas destination, Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, which welcomed first guests this month. Some sailings visit both Lookout Cay and the line’s original Bahamas private island, Castaway Cay.

Many of the September and October sailings will take on the popular Halloween on the High Seas theming while November and December sailings will have the Very Merrytime holiday theme.

Disney Magic has not sailed from Port Canaveral since 2016, and as the line’s oldest ship has been tasked with bouncing around the world for short-term stays at various markets. It will do so again after October, first heading to Puerto Rico for a series of seven-night Caribbean sailings, and then making its way to Galveston, Texas, for four- to seven-night western Caribbean trips through May 2026.

Disney Dream will keep sailing from its new year-round home in Port Everglades, which opened for business last fall. It will tackle three- to five-night Bahamas trips visiting either Lookout Cay, Castaway Cay or both, as well as some stops in Nassau through May 2026.

After a summer of Alaska sailings, Disney Wonder will continue its late 2025 duties in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, returning to the West Coast homeporting in San Diego beginning in March 2026 for three- and four-night Mexican Riviera sailings. This will be the third season Disney Wonder has sailed from Australia.

Bookings for the new itineraries open to the public June 28, with earlier dates available for the line’s variety of club-level members, but details can already be found on disneycruise.com.

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Senses Spa & Salon (size 10700 ft2 / 1000 m2) is a Spa complex run by Steiner (open between 6 am – 10 pm). It consists of Treatment Rooms, Sauna, Thermal Baths, Lockers, Garden Area, Fitness Center; Beauty Salon, Spa Villas (reservation-only private Spa suites with balcony and hot tub), Chill Teen Spa, Smile Spa (teeth whitening). A menu of treatments, including a 50-minute hot stone massage ($159) and a 100-minute "fire and ice" manicure & pedicure ($120), is available daily, with sales offered throughout the trip. For $16 per day, guests can visit the spa's thermal suite named Tropical Rain Forest Room. It contains a number of steam rooms, including aromatherapy showers, heated ceramic loungers, and Hammam (Turkish bath-style steam room). Access to the Tropical Rain Forest Room is not included in the treatment price. Spa villas feature the priciest services, and each includes an indoor spa treatment suite linked with its own veranda with an open-air shower, hot tub, comfortable day bed and pillows. Treatments include marine facials, body-purifying wrap and deep tissue massages. Villa packages include foot cleansing, tea ceremony, and relax on the chaise lounge. The special place just for teens 13-17 yo to unwind is Chill Spa. It also offers massages (father/son and mother/daughter). Chocolate body wraps and fruity facials are also on the spa menu for teens. 

The fitness center provides Life Fitness equipment, bikes, treadmills, elliptical machines with TVs (headsets are offered by the front desk), exercise balls and free weights. Guests must be at least 18-year-old to use the facility which features great ocean views from the front of the liner. A private exercise room is available for personal training sessions. Classes run around 45 minutes and feature free sessions such as morning stretch, for-fee courses (body sculpt boot camp), classes (roup cycling) requiring sign-up but no additional charge. Passengers are encouraged to join trial classes for free. Seminars, such as Secrets to a Flatter Stomach, are also held here. The women's locker room is a nice alternative to the cramped cabin bathrooms. It has plump lounge chairs, large vanity area, and a pair of semi-circle-shaped showers.

Quiet Cove Pool (adults-only pool, open from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., with 2 Whirlpools and Cast Members organized games entertainment; served by the Cove bar)

Cove Cafe (40 seats adult-only pool bar with indoor/outdoor seating, specialty coffees, cocktails, complimentary snacks, TVs, Internet; also serving as Library, open from 7:00 a.m. to midnight). Cove Cafe even has a specialty iced tea menu. Drinks incur an additional charge, but baked goodies like lemon cake and peanut butter-chocolate brownies are free. Cove Cafe is surrounded by glass and great to gaze out, especially on Alaska itineraries. There is plenty of seating and electrical outlets for passengers on laptops or other devices. 

Signals Bar (adult-only pool bar- snacks, beverages, beer, cocktails; open 12-9 pm. The bar has a few stools, wooden tables and chairs.)

Quarter Masters Arcade (video games arcades; open 8 am - 12-midnight). Formerly it was named Edge Club Lounge (for kids 11-14 yo; has an interactive play area with the Magic ship’s bridge replica; flat TVs, dance floor, video games- consoles and computers, karaoke, pizza parties, scavenger hunts, quizzes). Note: The club was relocated from deck 2 during the ship’s 2015 refurbishment.

Goofy’s Pool (a family pool, 4 ft deep, kids 12 and under require adult supervision, open 9 am - 6 pm, 2x Whirlpools, stage, the huge Funnel Vision LED screen; pool deck parties, Cast Members entertainment, served by the Pinocchio’s Pizzeria), tables for tennis, ping-pong, foosball

Mickey’s Pool (with the Mickey Slide- 1 deck-high waterslide for kids ages 4 to 14, height restrictions 38 to 64″)

Nephews’ Splash Zone (500 ft2 waterplay area for kids 3 months to 3 yo, with popjets, geysers, features 3 squirting miniboilers looking like Donald’s nephews)

AquaDunk Water Slide (new 3-decks high 212 ft/65 m long high-speed waterslide, featuring a near-vertical launch/floor beneath opens like a trapdoor; has with 63 steps to climb before the slide ride; children must be at least 48″ tall, not allowed are snorkels, cameras, phones)

AquaLab (open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., kids 3 yo and younger interactive waterplay area with 1 freshwater pool, popjets, geysers, bubblers; has the “Twist n’ Spout” waterslide/for kids 38-64″ tall; The theme for AquaLab is the failed science experiments of the nephews of Donald Duck, brought to life via dumping buckets and spraying boilers. The area is only for toilet-trained kids and no swim diapers are allowed. Kids must be supervised here; served by Pete’s Boiler Bites and Daisy’s De-Lites food and drinks bars, both open from 11 am to 6 pm).

Dory's Reef (open from 9 am. to 6 pm) offers an enclosed splash area for babies/toddlers up to 3 years old who aren't toilet trained. Situated just behind the AquaLab, this small area boasts figures of Dory and Pearl, baby pink octopus, from "Finding Nemo". Wonder is the only ship of Disney with this space.

Pinocchio’s Pizzeria (outdoor complimentary fast food restaurant open for Lunch and Dinner 10:30 am - 6 pm, and for night snacks 6-9:30 pm). Guests can choose from thin-crust Hawaiian, plain, pepperoni, vegetable and other pizzas. The bar is open from 10:00 a.m. to midnight.

Cabanas / Beach Blanket Buffet (quick service complimentary indoor/outdoor fast-food eatery- burgers, grills, hotdogs, sausages, chicken; open for Breakfast 7:30-10:30 am, Lunch 12-2 pm and Dinner 6:30-8:30 pm). The buffet has plenty of seating and is a uniform setup fleetwide. A long counter wraps around, eventually repeating stations on the other side. Cabanas serve breakfast (with premade omelets, sugary cereal, bacon, fruit and Mickey-shaped waffles), lunch and dinner (with fish in Caribbean salsa, carving station, salad bar, Indian dishes, macaroni and more). A dessert counter is available during dinner. An ice cream sundae bar is open from 10:30 pm to 11:15 pm.

Pluto’s Dog House (complimentary quick service fast food restaurant/burger bar, open for Lunch and Dinner- 11 am - 10 pm)

Beverage Station (24-hour free drinks)

Goofy’s Galley (quick service complimentary outdoor fast food restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner/snacks, open 11 am - 7 pm)

Eye Scream Treats (Monsters Inc themed ice cream parlor) and Frozone Treats (poolside bar for iced fruit smoothies. Complimentary self-serve ice cream is offered throughout the day. Vanilla and chocolate are served every day, but the venue offers other flavors like strawberry and banana.)

Sully's Sips is next to the Eye Scream, open 8 am - 6 pm. it is where passengers can grab a drink of the day or blended smoothie. 

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Disney Cruise Line Reveals Major Overhaul Plans for the Disney Wonder

The long awaited and speculated plans for the re-imagination of the Disney Wonder have finally been revealed by Disney Cruise Line. Following the fall Eastbound Panama Canal cruise, the Disney Wonder will set a course for Cadiz, Spain to undergo an overdue refurbishment along the line’s of the Disney Magic dry dock in 2013.

Disney is promising some exciting new entertainment and experiences for Disney Wonder guests after her transformed this fall. Headlining the enhancements are imaginative spaces for children, a jazzy Princess and the Frog inspired restaurant, Tiana’ Place, and an English pub.

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Tiana’s Place 

Parrot Cay, one of the three rotational restaurants will be transformed into a New Orleans themed restaurant straight out of the Disney Animation film Princess and the Frog.

Exclusive to the Disney Wonder, Tiana’s Place restaurant will transport guests to an era of southern charm, spirited jazz and street party celebrations. With a menu influenced by southern-style cuisine, Tiana’s Place will provide food for the body and soul, showing that dreams and dishes come true.

Guests of Tiana’s Place, the restaurant inspired by Princess Tiana in the Disney animated feature, “The Princess and the Frog,” will be treated to a celebration of New Orleans dining and entertainment. Live music will be performed on the main stage, with rhythmic, toe-tapping notes of jazz, swing and blues setting the tone for the French Quarter supper club atmosphere.

Chefs will cook up Tiana’s recipes, drawing inspiration from the flavors and ingredients of the Louisiana bayou. Tiana’s personal touch will be evident in the menu, the entertainment and throughout every detail in the restaurant. From Tiana’s family photos to water lily-shaped candleholders to her framed culinary awards – all will help tell the timeless tale of Tiana’s journey from waitress to frog to princess to proud restaurant owner.

Animator’s Palate

Animator’s Palate main dining restaurant will be updated to introduce the popular “Drawn to Magic” and “Animation Magic” dinner shows featured currently on the Disney Magic.

The adult only signature resturaunt, Palo, will be freshened up to continue providing an exclusive dining experience with a breathtaking view.  Palo will receive a makeover with Venetian-inspired decor.

Beach Blanket Buffet will be converted into  Cabanas  thus completing the unification of the fleet’s primary buffet restaurant.  The remodel will increase the usable space and provide additional indoor seating.

Youth Activities Space Remodel

Disney’s Oceaneer Club

The Oceaneer Club open to children between the ages of 3 and 12 will be gutted to make room for a snowman, super heroes, larger than life toys, and a club fit for a Mouse! The Marvel Super Hero Academy will be the cornerstone of this addition for many young super heroes.

The Marvel universe comes to life in Marvel Super Hero Academy. In this space, young guests can train to develop the brave and adventurous heroes inside themselves. It’s an exciting addition to Disney’s Oceaneer Club, the engaging and interactive space just for children.

Exclusively on the Disney Wonder, Marvel Super Hero Academy will offer extraordinary adventures in which each young guest plays an integral role. With the mentorship of some of Marvel’s greatest Super Heroes, young trainees will learn the value of teamwork, bravery and problem solving through hands-on play and programs.

In one mission, Spider-Man will appear in person to help children hone their spider senses by perfecting their skills of reflex, speed and sharp minds. Children will work on their web-slinging and then get to see themselves in the headlines of the Daily Bugle.

The high-tech command post is also where other Marvel Super Heroes will interact with children via a large digital display, helping them unleash their inner heroes. In one program, kids can control the movement of a character on screen to practice super skills like repulsor blasting.

Throughout the academy, displays will feature equipment that helps make Marvel Super Heroes the mightiest in the universe. Captain America’s World War II shield, Iron Man’s helmet, Spider-Man’s web shooters and Black Widow’s gauntlets will inspire young Super Hero recruits.

The other spaces within the Oceaneer Club will provide the perfect settings for children to meet their favorite characters, dance, play and just have fun with them

• Frozen Adventures is where fun takes the form of imaginative play and hands-on activities. On the digital screen, Olaf leads summery games with a wintery twist and a sing-a-long of “In Summer.” In another festive activity, young guests prepare for a coronation and receive a truly royal and in-person visit by Anna and Elsa.
• Club Disney Junior features favorite Disney Junior characters, storytelling and games. During one activity, Doc McStuffins pays a visit to the club to help children diagnose and treat the stuffed animals.
• Andy’s Room is where kids feel toy-sized in the multi-level play space themed to the Disney-Pixar “Toy Story” trilogy. As a special treat, Woody appears in person to join youngsters in a hoedown and Jessie stops by to join in a scavenger hunt.

it’s a small world nursery

Flounder’s Reef Nursery will be revitalized and renamed into a whimsical space inspired by the ride, it’s a small world nursery. This change will bring unity across the fleet with the nursery naming.

Edge (Tween Club)

Edge will also feature a makeover and potentially a relocation into the pool deck arcade as we recently saw on the Disney Magic .

Pool Deck Remodel

Unlike the Disney Magic and even the rest of the fleet, the Disney Wonder will not be getting a signature water slide such as the AquaDunk. However, the Disney Wonder’s upper decks will still be redesigned for waterful enjoyment.

The fan favorite Twist ‘n’ Spout waterslide introduced on the Disney Magic will be added to the Disney Wonder. Additionally, Dory’s Reef splash zone (great tie in with Finding Dory) will be added to offer fanciful water play for toddlers. The amazing (my words) AquaLab pool with interactive water play are will be added to anchor the space behind the rear funnel.

Route 66 – Adult Nightlife Changing to After Hours

Route 66, the adult nighttime entertainment district which is the current area on deck 3 forward, will be re-themed to   After Hours . All venues in After Hours intertwine, with each venue retaining its own totally unique look, sound and feel, providing you with a range of diverse options that play to all senses no matter what your mood.  After Hours is the same name for the space over on the Disney Magic . We do not have a complete picture of what is planned for the space as there was no mention about the re-theming of WaveBands other than saying it will be a sophisticated nightclub for dancing the night away to pop-music hits both past and present. The Disney Wonder will get a shiny new Cadillac Lounge and an English tavern.

Diversions will transition into an English Pub. The new adult district pub will invite guests to take a jaunt to an authentic English tavern. Dark woods, plush leather furniture and brass accents are reminiscent of a friendly neighborhood pub. Of course, a selection of British and specialty beers create the perfect pub atmosphere, where adult guests can sip a pint or cocktail, or sample a brew made especially for the pub.

Observant guests may discover this is no ordinary pub. Subtle nods to classic Disney films set in London can be found in artwork, props and other bits ‘n bobs throughout the space. Brilliant stories of all sorts will be celebrated at the pub, whether those tales be true, tall or flat-out mad.

Below is a look (thanks to pictures from Heather Jarrett ) a the current space, Route 66.

Senses Spa & Salon

Vista Spa; welcome aboard  Senses Spa & Salon . Get ready to enter the realm of relaxation in an revitalized spa area. The spa will be expanded and include the Chill Teen Spa. This blissful retreat will be a home to therapeutic and beautifying services for guests.

Stimulate your mind and body in a serene and pristine environment. Enjoy pampering treatment packages that deliver personalized care, from herbal wraps and botanical skin therapies to special massages that utilize ancient techniques. Sink into tranquility in a rainforest-themed aromatherapy steam room or an invigorating sauna, while fragrant vapors holistically elevate your soul. And enjoy private rejuvenation amid a sweeping ocean-view sanctuary inside luxury spa villas for individuals and couples.

Pair your inner glow with your outer beauty by discovering the benefits and convenience of Senses salon services, which include hairstyling, makeup and teeth-whitening, to name just a few. Gentlemen can even “clean up” with a stylish haircut and classic hot-towel shave.

And at Chill Spa located inside Senses Spa & Salon, teens can also feel relaxed and renewed with soothing services and treatments designed just for them.

Family Space Remodel

See ya later Studio Sea. Bringing the Wonder in line with her sisters, Studio Sea will emerge from dry dock as D-Lounge, a venue for family-friendly games, shows, dances and other various activities such as the Disney Vacation Club gatherings.

I am not sure where to put this so I’ll just include it here. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique will be added to provide makeovers for children.

The biggest missing detail in my mind is the atrium. The Disney Wonder atrium was not specifically mentioned in today’s announcement. However, we suspect there will be a change similar to the Disney Magic , but only time will tell how much longer the second staircase and the wonderful Dale Chihuly chandelier have left on the Disney Wonder.

Interestingly enough, Disney Cruise Line is allotting a decent buffer for the Disney Wonder’s dry dock. We’ve had her penciled in for 62 days based on the itinerary gap. It is notable that he press release shows the dry dock will end on October 23rd leaving more than enough time to cross the Atlantic, make a stop in Port Canaveral (to install… cough.. Frozen ) and get to Galveston for the first bookable post-dry dock cruise on November 10, 2016 . The November 10th sailing, just happens to be a Very MerryTime Cruise .

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41 Replies to “Disney Cruise Line Reveals Major Overhaul Plans for the Disney Wonder”

I feel like they left out a lot of details. They’re not touching the pool area food at all? How about a concierge lounge? I guess time will tell what happens.

I think they learned a hard lesson with the Disney Magic. They oversold the dry dock, promised a lot and had to cut back and went over schedule. Look at how they handled the Disney Dream, they put out some major changes and left a lot of surprises keeping guest expectations in check. I had to cut out a lot of stuff I had written in a draft on the announcement.

Tell us about renovations to the rooms and those old smelly bathrooms. In sum, what better on the ,,Wonder that’s not on the Magic ,,what’s really special and magical for the Wonder!

I really hope they leave Outlook Cafe alone, no disrespect to those who sail concierge intended, but it is VERY welcome to a have the space available to the rest of us during the Alaska sailings!

I agree. Amazing space at sunset when sailing the Inside Passage.

Totally agree, the Outlook Cafe is one of our favourite places. Peaceful space to chill. please leave it alone

Why aren’t they putting the Aqudunk on the Disney Wonder.

This is purely speculation on my part but the Aquadunk, as cool as it is, added a significant amount of weight to the Magic as well eating into a fair amount of deck space while obstructing previously existing views. For a ship that spends several months out of the year in Alaska the Aquadunk may not have been a good fit for the Wonder.

Still, some other form of water entertainment for all ages would be nice since most of year, the Wonder is not in Alaska. Maybe they are holding off details or maybe there won’t be anything else added. I guess if they are adding a duck tail, we may know.

An Aqua Duct cannot be added to the Wonder because it hangs over the ship and cannot got through the Panama Canal to go to Alaska.

Yes it can. The new locks are more then wide enough to handle the Magic class with the A/D. Even without the new locks, forgetting the duck tail, the overhang is over 100 feet off the water and the tallest light or obstruction in the locks are in the 50′ range.

On our last Wonder cruise through the locks we were told it would cost over double to use the new locks. There is speculation that the million dollar price to use the new locks would permanently station one of the ships, possibly one under construction, permanently in the Pacific. Time will tell ( Disney won’t! ).

Only one Panama stripe on our cruise 🙂

Because they are going to enclose the pool area. 😀 (just speculation)

There’s also a new new Walt Disney Theatre production planned. I wonder if the buffer is for rehearsals?

I think they usually rehearse in Canada and then on the way back from Cadiz to the US, they have may do stage rehearsals. Since the trip back is not a paying cruise, they can continue to do smaller installations, paint and touchups. At least I think that is how the Magic refurb went.

So very exciting. They can leave out details. I love suprises. Especially from Disney.

Love your comment, I’m with you… Love surprises – especially Disney surprises… HA, awesome

The addition of the Aqua Dunk will require the addition of the duck tail like they added to the Magic. If they add this, then the Wonder will not fit in the Panama Canal. My guess is that the second Canal is not on schedule to complete in time for the Wonder to journey back to the West Coast

The Panama Canal expanded locks are at “ full operability ” and will have an official inauguration on June 26, 2016.

I was unaware that the Aquadunk required the tail on the boat. I thought the boat tail was something to do with operating efficiency. The fact that it isn’t explicitly listed here is interesting. Perhaps keeping the boat shorter and still able to get through the shorter canal locks provides some operational advantage. Or keeps costs down. Keeping flexibility makes sense.

The duck tail also adds additional buoyancy.

If they do not need to add a duck tail due to not needing additional buoyancy, then it makes less sense why they held off this major rehab for at least a couple of years. Unless cost cutting has recently changed directions, I would think that we will see a duck tail, and so something else with weight will be announced later. Hopeful.

Great recap Scott. Also no mention of the rooms! Super curious for more details.

Jonathan, The staterooms on the Disney Wonder were refurbished in 2015 .

Thanks Scott! Have you seen them? Was it as extensive as the Magic?

Sad to see no AquaDunk or something similar, will the Wonder also get the Duck tail?

Very happy to see that the Cadillac Lounge will still exist. That was our favorite adult venue on the ship.

will Twist ‘n’ Spout waterside allow adults to ride the water slide? It is such a bummer when we went on the Wonder and found out that adults could not go on the slide. Still love the Wonder and will be on it this Aug, and again next Oct. so excited to see the differences from this year to next year.

It is very likely. I’ve always been allowed to ride the Twist ‘n’ Spout on the Disney Magic.

There was also no mention about a concierge lounge. Maybe they’re intentionally being hush-hush about that as well. So excited about Tiana’s Place.

Sailing to Ak on August 8th. Looks like we’re gonna be on board booking for Wonder for next year cos we HAVE to check out all the new stuff! Agree about Tiana’s place! Thanks for the great post Scott! Like the idea of “Disney surprises” as well!

This is a great move on the part of Disney as an adult i wanna party at night too. Why cant it be like one of the Las Vegas Nightclubs but at sea lol

Not sure about the duck tale, I cannot recall is that was talked up by Disney when they announce the re-imagined Magic, but I think it was not and was just discovered and talked up by the news forums. Thats said, perhaps without the aquadunk, its not needed. Tiana’s looks vastly superior to Cariocas. I am surprised the are going ahead with the conversation of route 66 to “after hours, as my perception after personal experience and reading reviews was that After Hours was largely a dud on the Magic. I will be surprised if they do no update the lobby. I know it was controversial for some, but its gives them so much more room and combined with the smaller for more elegant chandelier, the lobby on the magic became much more Grand. I did think they would enclose a pool, as most ships used for Alaska feature an enclosed and heated pool area. its nice to be warm, but still pool side with view that only alaska can provide.

Personally I like the Parrot Cay. I’ve sailed on the Wonder and Magic (after dry dock) and I did not like Cariocas. But from the picture Tiana’s Place looks more interesting than Cariocas to me. But in all honestly being on any Disney Ship will make me happy. Happy they are adding the Twist and Spout. My boys as well as myself had a blast on it. When we were on the Wonder my youngest was 3 at the time so only our oldest who was 5 at the time could ride it.

I hope they do not change the Rain forest room on the Wonder. I love the low lighting, bubbly fountain,armed rock recliners, tranguil feel of the room now. Then I saw pictures of the Magic, Dream, and Fantasy new Senses spa, which is outside of sorts, with huge sun shining in windows, with lounge chairs, no arms. We can get that pretty much anywhere on deck. This is not how to relax at a spa.

The chairs in the Rainforest Room on the Dream class ships are heated. It’s unbelievably tranquil and relaxing.

We were on the final Alaska cruise this year and during the “Art of the Theme Show Tour” we were told the duck tail would be added. They also said one atrium staircase would be removed, and the Dale Chihuly chandelier was headed to a museum.

They need the duck tail (additional buoyancy) because they are expanding the buffet and Palo due to guest needs. I suspect part of the reason they are expanding these restaurants now is because they have to cut up the rear of the ship to replace the engines or rudders or both, etc…just a guess as I’m not sure whether they are replacing the engines, rudders, etc. or not. I have heard that this overhaul on the Magic and Wonder extends the life of the ship, so there are some deep reaching engineering changes taking place and it is an opportunity to update spaces that are demolished to accommodate those engineering improvements.

Scott, any official updates/pictures you’ve seen now that the Wonder has “Left the Building” and is out sailing again? Would love to see what has happened. Thanks!

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Disney announces where its cruise ships will be sailing during late-2025, early-2026

Disney Cruise Line is preparing to debut its new cruise ship, the Treasure, at Port Canaveral later this year.

But it also is planning ahead as far as 2026, with the cruise line's latest announcement of ship schedules out of Port Canaveral and other ports.

Disney's just-released ship schedules for October 2025 through May 2026 ― Disney's winter and spring cruise seasons ― shows that the cruise line will have three ships based on Port Canaveral during that time.

Disney currently bases two ships at Port Canaveral — the Fantasy and the Wish. But it will have three, starting when the Treasure starts sailing in December.

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Here are the newly announced plans and itineraries for Disney ships that will be based at Port Canaveral:

• The 2,713-passenger Disney Magic will have four- and five-night sailings from Port Canaveral to the Bahamas in October 2025, before switching home ports to San Juan, Puerto Rico, at the end of October, then to Galveston, Texas, in November 2025.
• The 4,000-passenger Disney Fantasy will sail out of Port Canaveral on three-, four- and five-night cruises to the Bahamas starting in November 2025, replacing the Magic on the port's schedule. Before coming to Port Canaveral, the Fantasy will offer a special 13-night trans-Atlantic cruise sailing leaving Oct. 20, 2024, from Southampton, England, to Port Canaveral, with two port-of-call stops in Spain and one in Portugal.
• The 4,000-passenger Disney Treasure will offer seven-night cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral.
• The 4,000-passenger Disney Wish will offer three- and four-night cruises to the Bahama from Port Canaveral.

All the cruises out of Port Canaveral will include a port-of-call stop at one or both of Disney's private islands in the Bahamas — Castaway Cay and the new Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, which had its first port-of-call visits this month.

"That's a lot of options out of Port Canaveral," said Scott Sanders, owner of the Celebration-based Disney Cruise Line Blog , which is not affiliated with Disney itself.

The Fantasy and the Magic will be switching places at Port Canaveral. The Fantasy currently is based at Port Canaveral, but will leave in May 2025, replaced by the Magic, before the Fantasy returns in November 2025.

The addition of a third Disney ship at Port Canaveral at the end of this year means Disney will be using two cruise terminals there, rather than one. Currently, when they are in port, Disney ships dock at Cruise Terminal 8, a terminal primarily used by Disney. But the third home-ported ship will result in Disney also using Cruise Terminal 10, which now currently is used primarily by MSC and Norwegian.

This is where Disney's two other ships will be during the fall 2025 to spring 2026 time frame:

• The 2,713-passenger Disney Wonder will have multiple home ports, including Vancouver, British Columbia; Honolulu; Sydney and Melbourne, Australia; Auckland, New Zealand; and San Diego.
• The 4,000-passenger Disney Dream will sail out of Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades with three-, four- and five-night sailings to the Bahamas, as well as five-night sailings to the Western Caribbean.

Disney will offer themed holiday sailings on some of it 2025 cruises, with Halloween on the High Seas cruises in September and October, then Very Merrytime sailings in November and December.

Bookings for the general public will open Friday for the winter 2024 through spring 2025 Disney cruises. Bookings for members of various Disney Cruise Line clubs open earlier this week.

Sanders said it is unusual for Disney to announce cruise ship schedules for two seasons at once. But he believes that is related to Disney planning a special announcement with the next few months about itineraries for two other Disney ships now under construction that will joining the fleet in 2025 ― the Disney Adventure and the Disney Destiny.

The 6,000-passenger Adventure will sail out of Singapore. Disney acquire that ship — partially built and then known as the Global Dream — from another cruise company. No home port has been announced for the 4,000-passenger Destiny.

Dave Berman is business editor at  FLORIDA TODAY.  Contact Berman at  [email protected] , on X at  @bydaveberman  and on Facebook at  www.facebook.com/dave.berman.54

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