How do I research port adventures?

[Tulip2796]

We are trying to decide whether to book a transatlantic sailing. To help us make the decision, I want to look at what DCL Port Adventures are available at each port. Is there a way to do this?

TIA!

 

[Gilland18]

You need to look at Port Adventures on other itineraries. If DCL has been to the port before, you can usually find what they offered on other cruises. For example, Northern Europe and Mediterranean Port Adventures or Canada Port Adventures. Transatlantic cruises are great trips! I heartily recommend them!

 

[cadien]

You can see excursions by port here: https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/port-adventures/overview/

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Do keep in mind that offerings vary by sailing and you won't know for sure until port adventures start booking.

 

[Tulip2796]

Do keep in mind that offerings vary by sailing and you won't know for sure until port adventures start booking.

Sail date is in less than 3 months so booking has started. When I click on certain Ports of Call in Spain (Ibiza, Malaga) for that sailing there is no information available. It says to check back 120 days prior to sailing so there should be something there but there isn't.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Sail date is in less than 3 months so booking has started. When I click on certain Ports of Call in Spain (Ibiza, Malaga) for that sailing there is no information available. It says to check back 120 days prior to sailing so there should be something there but there isn't.

There will be stuff there when you can check in online, even if there is nothing on the public site. My cruise has excursions not listed on the public site.

 

[GPaLarry]

For European ports, check Rick Steves books on cruise ports. I don't know about transatlantic ports, but he has great recommendations for the Med. and northern European ports. Just about any east or westbound TA cruise changes ports, so it is hard to plan much in advance. Good luck!

 

[TikiThunderPirates]

This is an issue. The current way the site is designed, you can't just choose "all ports" and then sort for the ones you think your Transatlantic will go to. If you choose Transatlantic in the overview section, it won't show you all the ports on the itinerary anyway.... It sounds like you are looking to go on an Eastbound Transatlantic (by the ports you mentioned). Head to this section of the Disney Cruise Line website https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/port-adventures/europe/ then on the top left corner of the webpage there is a drop down menu labeled Ports of Call, you can click on that and choose the ports that the Transatlantic plans to go to. As previous posters said, not all port adventures listed are offered for each port on each sailing, but it will give you an idea. The current ports for the East Bound Transatlantic are Ponta Delgata Azures Portugal, Lisbon Portual, Cadiz, Malaga, Ibiza, Barcelona- Debarkation.