Fall 2026 itineraries

[ljhayes]

They're really killing me. I want to see fall options before I finalize our August vacation plans.

 

[AquaDame]

Same, but I want to be certain Magic isn't going back through the canal before I commit fully to April. Odds are it won't, but I don't want anything booked that's not fully refundable until I know for certain. I'm especially not looking forward to being its last cruise before drydock... I've never done that before but I have images of them starting to pull up carpet and stuff in the final days getting ready for it.

 

[ljhayes]

Same, but I want to be certain Magic isn't going back through the canal before I commit fully to April. Odds are it won't, but I don't want anything booked that's not fully refundable until I know for certain. I'm especially not looking forward to being its last cruise before drydock... I've never done that before but I have images of them starting to pull up carpet and stuff in the final days getting ready for it.

A canal cruise in the fall is what would make me scale back on our August trip

 

[Amunet]

Same, but I want to be certain Magic isn't going back through the canal before I commit fully to April. Odds are it won't, but I don't want anything booked that's not fully refundable until I know for certain. I'm especially not looking forward to being its last cruise before drydock... I've never done that before but I have images of them starting to pull up carpet and stuff in the final days getting ready for it.

I was on the last sailing for the Wonder before refurbishment. The last time she was able to go through the old locks on the Panama Canal. There's a picture of me with one foot on a railing they pulled down on deck. It was taken on my way off the ship. The deck chairs where all wrapped in plastic and everything.
The night before docking, everything was normal. Debarkation day was when everything was being taken apart.

 

[holula]

Same, but I want to be certain Magic isn't going back through the canal before I commit fully to April. Odds are it won't, but I don't want anything booked that's not fully refundable until I know for certain. I'm especially not looking forward to being its last cruise before drydock... I've never done that before but I have images of them starting to pull up carpet and stuff in the final days getting ready for it.

I’ve done the Wonder right before dry dock (2023) - they taped up the deck railings a couple of days before the cruise ended, and on the very last night of the cruise they started covering parts of the upper deck with plywood including the sports court. Didn’t see anything inside the ship at all until debarkation day.

 

[angel's momma]

Same, but I want to be certain Magic isn't going back through the canal before I commit fully to April. Odds are it won't, but I don't want anything booked that's not fully refundable until I know for certain. I'm especially not looking forward to being its last cruise before drydock... I've never done that before but I have images of them starting to pull up carpet and stuff in the final days getting ready for it.

The April WBPC isn't the last cruise before dry dock.
DCL added 3 cruises today after the WBPC - two 4 night Baja & the rescheduled San Diego - Vancouver.

 

[AquaDame]

The April WBPC isn't the last cruise before dry dock.
DCL added 3 cruises today after the WBPC - two 4 night Baja & the rescheduled San Diego - Vancouver.

Oh that is comforting thank you!! I was traveling when the shifting occurred and must have missed this. I'd still jump to an autumn one if the port times are better, but I'm not nearly as concerned now,

 

[Disneyworldlocal]

Today. Today today. If I say it enough it will happen

 

[Jodi]

Today. Today today. If I say it enough it will happen

Absolutely, definitely today!

 

[ladyofthetramp]

I am joining the chorus of this thread! Come on Disney release the Kraken!!! I have a February 2026 cruise I would love to trade for something else but I need to know what my options are.

Same here- need to move that Hawaii/Vancouver to the fall

 

[lois00525]

Absolutely, definitely today

 

[lois00525]

Let today be the day! Looking to get back on the tranatlantic. We booked it to go in the fall of 2024, but a family member was ill so we had to cancel. Rebooked for 2025 and DCL cancelleddue to dry dock changes. Their new dates in 2025 didn't work for us, so we booked one of the European cruises for this September. We already have July 2025 for Europe booked, and hope to add the Transatlantic.

 

[hogwartsdropout]

Desperately waiting for these dates to be announced! We did a triple dip last year (two Castaway, one Lookout). Hoping for something similar.

 

[Jodi]

 

[CaseyCruiser]

There's always tomorrow for Dreams to come true!

 

[awrites]

Honestly, I’m wondering if we won’t get the new itineraries till the 3rd full week of July. According to the DCL blog, the 2 other times fall itineraries were announced in July instead of June or May(!), the announcements came on July 23, 2020 and July 21, 2022.

I get why the itinerary announcement in 2020 was delayed but can’t figure out 2022. Either way, it’s not making me optimistic for this week or next.

 

[AquaDame]

I'm guessing if its not today (and they should have dropped by now if it were) we're looking at the 17th or 24th... or even later. I can't really imagine why they'd wait until August though.

 

[jwalk03]

I'm guessing if its not today (and they should have dropped by now if it were) we're looking at the 17th or 24th... or even later. I can't really imagine why they'd wait until August though.

Let's hope its taking so long because they have something new and exciting in the works! (I won't hold my breath- but one can hope!!)

 

[Disneyworldlocal]

I am really going to have to come up with something good to post tomorrow as my Today one has turned into a total dud

 

[bakofarmgirl]

Let's hope its taking so long because they have something new and exciting in the works! (I won't hold my breath- but one can hope!!)

maybe itll be through 6 months