Fall 2026 itineraries

[sponica]

Anyone else hoping they sail out of NYC again in the fall of '26?

Yep. I can drive there!

 

[Scalemaster34]

But is that problem unique to Australia? The pulled the Wonder mostly from San Diego to go Australia. Carnival, Royal and Disney operate identical 3/4 night itineraries (same days of the week even). The itinerary features Ensenada, which is a pretty depressing place to visit (it’s not a beach community). It’s a short drive from LA and especially SD and is served only to meet foreign port requirements. Few people get off the shop.

For a family of four, Disney typically charges $1,000 night. Carnival and Royal can be had for $175-$300 when the Wonder is in the region.

I live in Los Angeles and I don’t do the Wonder locally because it’s not worth paying &4,0000 for when I can do Carnival or Royal for less than $1,000. But Disney fanatics disagree.

Obviously the Wonder keeps going back to Australia - in spite of spending nearly a. Month depositing at supper cheap rates - so there must be enough Disney fanatics who think it’s worth the price.

Might be they are trying to "build" up demand in the Australian/Asian market... sometimes that could take a few years. Might not be profitable the first few seasons.

I think at their price point, they have too many ships (once they build out the fleet as they have planned) for the Caribbean market...

 

[WinterSolider]

Nope. Not at all. It’s just too far to get a really good itinerary. I would much much rather see them do a robust offering of cruises from San Juan that can visit some truly interesting ports on a 7-day cruise instead!!

Have you been to Bermuda?

Because 3 days in Bermuda is an infinitely better itinerary than the dumpy port towns they bring you to in the Caribbean, in my opinion.

 

[holula]

Have you been to Bermuda?

Because 3 days in Bermuda is an infinitely better itinerary than the dumpy port towns they bring you to in the Caribbean, in my opinion.

I loved Bermuda AND I loved my Southern Caribbean from San Juan. IMO the Southern is way better than the Eastern or Western. But if I had to pick one it would be Bermuda from NYC, such a beautiful place and it felt so safe. I loved being able to stay overnight too. And it’s much easier to get to than San Juan for me.

 

[jwalk03]

Have you been to Bermuda?

Because 3 days in Bermuda is an infinitely better itinerary than the dumpy port towns they bring you to in the Caribbean, in my opinion.

I have not been to Bermuda- that one would be an appealing option.

The Southern Caribbean offers many ports that are far from "dumpy". Aruba, Curacao, Barbados, St. Kitts, etc. Just among the ones I have been to- I'm sure there are more!

 

[dreamer17555]

Announcements historically have been on Tues or Thurs with a random Weds a few years ago so fingers crossed for tomorrow.

 

[Cfabar1]

Announcements historically have been on Tues or Thurs with a random Weds a few years ago so fingers crossed for tomorrow.

would be very nice!

 

[laurelew]

My two cents are that the announcement likely won't happen until at least next week. The basis for this speculation is that next week is a major holiday so they likely wouldn't want to have booking start next week (and booking generally seems to start the week after the announcement). There's a chance the announcement could happen next Tuesday with booking starting the week after July 4. Otherwise it will likely happen in July.

Of course I won't mind being proven wrong by Disney and seeing a drop this week!