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But the ability to watch the procedures and see the medical facilities, etc. I think was a different angle to the education element that if totally removed (ore at least the ability for guests to view them) will be missed
They aren't officially released until 11 AM EST.That is awesome. Glad they are expanding. Any links to new itineraries for those of us at work or too lazy to Google it ourselves?![]()
Looks like DCL will be sailing from Hawaii and New Orleans in 2020.
also a very different looking logo - more fanciful, so I wonder if the scenes chosen will also be more fanciful / less realistic
...hmmm, maybe "less realistic" will make the bending Eiffel Tower work better![]()
I keep trying to get to the dcl main site and keep getting the dwarves. Work blocked me from all things Disney fir some odd reason. Like that deters me from Disney during the day.Watching the DCL announcement livestream right now and it's actually kind of cute. They confirmed NOLA as a port.
With watching the announcement, I don't know if they will be sailing from Hawaii. I'm guessing they will do two 14-15 day cruises to Hawaii from San Diego. That's what most cruise lines do, and I think that's what they did 5 years ago. I can be wrong though.Looks like DCL will be sailing from Hawaii and New Orleans in 2020.
I agree with you about Hawaii. Because of how the ships are registered they have to stop at a port outside the United States on every sailing that has US ports.With watching the announcement, I don't know if they will be sailing from Hawaii. I'm guessing they will do two 14-15 day cruises to Hawaii from San Diego. That's what most cruise lines do, and I think that's what they did 5 years ago. I can be wrong though.
I'll be honest...I was expecting something bigger than sailing from New Orleans. I did like the production though.
Correct. Most cruises will stop at Ensenada on the way back. I think there is only one ship that sails specific Hawaii cruises, and that is a Norwegian Cruise Line ship.I agree with you about Hawaii. Because of how the ships are registered they have to stop at a port outside the United States on every sailing that has US ports.
Yes and that ship is registered in the US.Correct. Most cruises will stop at Ensenada on the way back. I think there is only one ship that sails specific Hawaii cruises, and that is a Norwegian Cruise Line ship.
Watching the DCL announcement livestream right now and it's actually kind of cute. They confirmed NOLA as a port.
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New Orleans sailings on Disney Cruise Line
http://www.wdwinfo.com/news-stories...nounces-new-sailing-from-new-orleans-in-2020/