If the cruise is cancelled entirely, you will get a full refund of your fare from Disney Cruise Line. This is true whether or not you have insurance. DCL often will provide an discount for a future cruise within a certain amount of time (maybe 1 year), which is also independent of the insurance.I may have mis-understood the DCL insurance legalize... i thought they ONLY offered to apply the value of your cruise to another cruise... is this true? If because of bad weather/hurricane they cancel would they reimburse full cash value or just offer a future credit?
If you have insurance booked through DCL and need to cancel for a covered reason described in the policy (such as medical issue in a traveler or immediate family member that came up after you purchased the insurance, airline flights cancelled for at least 24 hours due to weather, or lay-off from job you've had for 3 years or more) you can get a full refund of the cruise cancellation fee.
If you have insurance booked through DCL and need to cancel for a reason not covered by the insurance (such as pet care issues, missing a flight due to traffic, or pre-existing medical condition flaring up) you need to submit a claim and having it rejected by the insurance company. You can then get a credit for up to 75% of the cancellation fee to be used on another Disney cruise within the next year.