I lifted this from a TA newsletter today:
September 24, 2008 - Newly Announced, 3-Night Sailing of the Disney Magic
Disney Cruise Line® is celebrating the Disney Magic®'s early exit from a planned September dry dock with today's addition of a special, three-night sailing to begin on Wednesday, September 24, 2008. The previously scheduled, 3-week dry dock has been shortened by 3 days, thus allowing for the new sailing. Several things make this sailing attractive.
Freshly Dried Magic
Repeat cruisers know that there is no better time to enjoy a cruise ship than right after a dry dock. As a result, one of the most popular sailings of 2008 has been the September 27 sailing of the Disney Magic, originally scheduled to be the first sailing of the newly spiffed-up ship. But now you can beat those folks to the gun and gain bragging rights by signing on to the special, 3-night sailing announced today! Be the first to experience the enhancements and refurbishments that will result from the Disney Magic's longest dry dock ever! During the last dry dock a Jumbotron and a miniature water park were added to the Disney Magic. Who knows what they will add this time!
A "Charming" 3-Night Cruise
It has been years since the Disney Magic has done a 3-night itinerary, so this is really a rare opportunity. The September 24, 2008 itinerary will include a special performance of the musical "Twice Charmed," an original production developed exclusively for
Disney Cruise Line's 7-night sailings. So take advantage of your chance to see this twist on the Cinderella story that at present can only be seen on the Disney Magic. "The Golden Mickeys" and "Disney Dreams" will also be performed.
Ghost Ship (but not for long)
Since it just opened for booking this sailing is totally empty. The best rooms and dining times are still available. This won't last! Call (800) 771-8690 now!
It's a Steal
As of the time of this writing, a family of four (2 adults, 2 children ages 3 to 12) can sail in a category 11, Standard Inside Stateroom, for as little as $1592, in total. This same party can sail in a verandah (balcony) for only $2232. These rates include all taxes, government fees and fuel surcharges. Or leave the children at home and treat your spouse to a quick getaway for two. Double rates begin at only $901 in total for two. Sometimes it's easier to arrange for coverage when the children are in school, making this Wednesday to Saturday sailing more attractive to couples traveling alone.
Visit our website for more rates.
I know what the answer is for ME! Heck. I'm struggling with having my DBF log into Southwest to preboard the three of us on October 3!
