Fall 2026 itineraries

[AquaDame]

Are port times typically released when booking opens?

It usually does tell you, yes, though I've noticed they sometimes get tweaked later on also. So its still a bit of a gamble. Our day in Cartagena is already so short though it'd be worth that gamble, probably. It certainly couldn't get shorter!

My husband still owes me a make up concierge so I check prices from time to time on itineraries I'm interested in and noticed they are WAY over charging for concierge on some of these? Maybe the veranda rooms arent loaded yet? 2x I'm used to but more than 3x?!

 

[jwalk03]

Are port times typically released when booking opens?

Yes -though subject to change as always.

 

[Calantha]

So slightly annoyed that the price for a 5 night over Spring Break on the Destiny or the Fantasy (same itinerary) is the same price. No
'discount' for the older ship and both are placeholder discount black outs....

 

[teach22180]

Waiting to see port times for the EBPC... if they're basically the same we'll stick with this April. Price seems to be the same.

I need some of you all to drop that April cruise. Now that you know for sure, there are 2 more coming!

 

[jwalk03]

So slightly annoyed that the price for a 5 night over Spring Break on the Destiny or the Fantasy (same itinerary) is the same price. No
'discount' for the older ship and both are placeholder discount black outs....

Spring Break is very popular. No need for them to offer any discounts to fill those ships. At least they don't so. Time will tell if discounts come later.

 

[bbn1122]

Boo Hoo too on NYC! Maybe 2027

 

[teach22180]

Can I ask where you found the cruises that are exempt from the placeholder discount?

 

[jwalk03]

There is a 7 night out of fort Lauderdale on the Dream that does both islands, Dominican Republic, and i think San Juan?

Puerto Plata is the port they are stopping at in the Dominican.

 

[msu2002]

They took this long to release this boring bunch of itineraries??

 

[bobbiwoz]

Can I ask where you found the cruises that are exempt from the placeholder discount?

Would like that information too, please!

 

[msu2002]

Sorry to be so negative, but does Disney not seem to know what to do with the Wish? That is the ship that's going to struggle the most with these itineraries if you want my opinion.

 

[Kwami]

Sorry to be so negative, but does Disney not seem to know what to do with the Wish? That is the ship that's going to struggle the most with these itineraries if you want my opinion.

The Wish is doing what the Dream did for many years: 3/4-night Bahamian cruises out of Port Canaveral. These cruises are often add-on cruises for Disney World visitors. They're commonly first DCL cruises for many, too. DCL seems quite happy to continue offering those itineraries. I wouldn't expect the Wish to go anywhere else anytime soon.

 

[DonnerB]

Can I ask where you found the cruises that are exempt from the placeholder discount?

Unsure if there's a way to filter it when searching for cruises, but I went here:

https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/special-offers/onboard-offer/

 

[Mommb]

Sorry to be so negative, but does Disney not seem to know what to do with the Wish? That is the ship that's going to struggle the most with these itineraries if you want my opinion.

The Wish is doing what the Dream did for many years: 3/4-night Bahamian cruises out of Port Canaveral. These cruises are often add-on cruises for Disney World visitors. They're commonly first DCL cruises for many, too. DCL seems quite happy to continue offering those itineraries. I wouldn't expect the Wish to go anywhere else anytime soon.

Exactly. Disney has had one ship doing 3- and 4-night cruises and one ship doing 7-night cruises from Port Canaveral for as long as it's had 2 ships. The shorter cruises are intended to fit in with a Walt Disney World vacation or a quick jaunt for people who live nearby. My family did a 3-night cruise when each of our kids was just old enough for the kids' club, to make sure they'd enjoy it, and then did some 7-night Caribbean cruises, and then European cruises as the kids got older. That's what Disney would like to see.

If the Wish goes to Europe in summer 2027, I would expect the Dream or Fantasy to take over 3- and 4-night cruises unless the new 2027 ship is ready by then. That's the one itinerary that Disney will always keep going.

 

[awrites]

Well, still no email announcement in my inbox so I'm glad I popped by here! The spring 7-night Mexican Riviera on the Wonder out of San Diego mostly works with my daughter's spring break (she'd miss at least 1 day of school), and appears not to be in the placeholder blackout period. I'm going to push my husband for that bc I want my daughter, who loves to draw, to have a chance at Animation Magic.

ETA: Ha, and NOW the email just came through! Oh well; we can't book for another week+ anyway, since we're still lowly Silvers

 

[holula]

I was set on a Treasure cruise but I really want to do San Juan/Puerto Plata now the itineraries have been released.

 

[jwalk03]

Sorry to be so negative, but does Disney not seem to know what to do with the Wish? That is the ship that's going to struggle the most with these itineraries if you want my opinion.

There will ALWAYS be a ship doing those 3/4 night cruises from Port Canaveral. That is DCL's bread and butter ship and likely their most profitable over all. (Treasure prices are really high- but with half as many cruises I am guessing Wish does better overall for the bottom line.)

Totally disagree that Wish will be the one that struggles the most- I think that will be the Dream sailing from FLL. Why chose the Dream when the Destiny is right there as well sailing to mainly the same ports and for similar pricing? I think they have set the Dream up the worst in this batch.

If the Wish really does go to Europe for Summer 2027 (which I think based on this schedule seems extremely likely) then there will 100% be another ship moved into that spot. Whether than be Wish #4 if its ready or Dream or Fantasy- it will be one of them.

 

[msu2002]

Alot of the excitement seems to be about Peurto Plata says people want new itineraries

 

[bobbiwoz]

Why wouldn’t Concierge pricing not be listed for the WBTA?

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[Kit21]

I was set on a Treasure cruise but I really want to do San Juan/Puerto Plata now the itineraries have been released.

This is the dilemma we are having