Where is the April 2018 Westbound Panama Canal?

[mhconley]

It does not show up on searches on the DCL site. Googling it brings you to a page Stitch ate on the DCL site? Temporary glitch or ???

Martin

 

[Chipmunkmaniac]

It is fully booked... sometimes staterooms open up and then it will show again.

 

[RedSox68]

The PC cruises are very popular because they are reasonably prices and longer.

 

[GPaLarry]

...and the sold out WBPC stops at CC!!! The EBPC cruises do not and end up in Galveston. The itinerary does change. We took the Magic in 2008 EBPC with six ports, including three on the western Mexico coast, Cartagena, Aruba (great port...loads of iguanas) and CC. This was our first DCL cruise and it was amazing. We would love to do the WBPC for CC and three more hours sleep.

 

[mhconley]

Thanks. I’m interested in booking the 2020 WBPC cruise. I’ll wait for the 2019 release to get an idea of opening day prices.

Martin

 

[MinnesotaMouseketeers]

Thanks. I’m interested in booking the 2020 WBPC cruise. I’ll wait for the 2019 release to get an idea of opening day prices.

Martin

As soon as the 2020 prices come out, jump on it. It's amazing how quickly and how much the prices can go up. Glad I'm not paying the current price for the 2018 Norwegian Fjord and Iceland cruise

 

[elvispursley]

The 2018 WBPC is up when I just looked (only has oceanview available). What difference in price b/t oceanview and verandah! Checked the EBPC and ouch! DH will only sail in a verandah but I don't think he'd do it at over 11K

 

[RedSox68]

The 2018 WBPC is up when I just looked (only has oceanview available). What difference in price b/t oceanview and verandah! Checked the EBPC and ouch! DH will only sail in a verandah but I don't think he'd do it at over 11K

That's crazy pricing!

 

[cyclenut]

Wife and I are on that cruise. If you are really interested in joining the cruise, hop over to the cruise meet thread and post there. People are constantly watching for cabins to open up and while they don't post much, would probably let you know if you ask.

This WBPC does stop at CC, which is new. It's also sailing during spring break for some schools, so will likely have more kids that usual for a PC cruise (so I'm told). The WBPC cruise offers a unique opportunity to visit the Disney parks on both coasts. Some on that cruise are making it a 3 week vacation and spending a few days on both ends. Wife and I are spending one day at WDW, but have been to Disneyland so often, we're just coming home after the ship docks in San Diego.

Opening day pricing is much more reasonable. We have a verandah at far lower than the $11k Oceanview. That's just for two of course. I'm sure that as we get closer to PIF, more cabins will open up.

 

[mhconley]

Wife and I are on that cruise. If you are really interested in joining the cruise, hop over to the cruise meet thread and post there. People are constantly watching for cabins to open up and while they don't post much, would probably let you know if you ask.

This WBPC does stop at CC, which is new. It's also sailing during spring break for some schools, so will likely have more kids that usual for a PC cruise (so I'm told). The WBPC cruise offers a unique opportunity to visit the Disney parks on both coasts. Some on that cruise are making it a 3 week vacation and spending a few days on both ends. Wife and I are spending one day at WDW, but have been to Disneyland so often, we're just coming home after the ship docks in San Diego.

Opening day pricing is much more reasonable. We have a verandah at far lower than the $11k Oceanview. That's just for two of course. I'm sure that as we get closer to PIF, more cabins will open up.

We’re sailing 11 nights on the Wonder in January, a 7-night Southern B2B with a 4-night Eastern / repositioning cruise. If we like the Wonder (we’ve only sailed on the Fantasy before) then we’ll be watching for the 2020 WBPC cruise. We live in Florida and are from San Diego so it’s a very nice first leg of a round trip to the west coast. Thanks and enjoy your cruise!

Martin

 

[elvispursley]

The WBPC is on my bucket list but not sure when we'll be able to do it now that kids are getting older and more difficult to pull them from school. May have to just leave them behind like we did with the WBTA! However, DH is not one for cruising "annually", so will have to try and work on him in 2019! Have fun on this "wonder"ful cruise!!

 

[Flossbolna]

You can track prices with the touringplans fare tracker tool: https://touringplans.com/disney-cruise-line/tools/fare-tracker?utf8=✓&itinerary_group=93&ship= There you can see opening day prices for the different categories. However, those are general public opening day prices. It is possible that fares were lower for Castaway Club members who had early booking priviledges.

 

[KalamityJane]

Cruisefish shows the opening day prices too (without OBB discount).