Where to find excursion info?

[marlinrj]

I'm going on my first Disney cruise in April. We're on the fantasy. I know I can't book my excursions until 75 days out. Can I see what excursions are available before then so we can decide which ones we want to try and book? I didn't see it on the website anywhere.

 

[princessnicchia]

Go to the "Things to Do" tab. At the very bottom, click on Port Adventures. That will take you to a new page. Then just choose your destination, and you can filter from there. I hope this helps!

 

[marlinrj]

Go to the "Things to Do" tab. At the very bottom, click on Port Adventures. That will take you to a new page. Then just choose your destination, and you can filter from there. I hope this helps!

Thanks! I found it. Do you know if the times of the excursions vary? Or if they offer different times for the same excursion? I've only been on one other cruise before. On that cruise I know some excursions were offered in the morning and then again in the afternoon.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Thanks! I found it. Do you know if the times of the excursions vary? Or if they offer different times for the same excursion? I've only been on one other cruise before. On that cruise I know some excursions were offered in the morning and then again in the afternoon.

Generally there are one or two times set up for the excursions (1/2 day excursions). If they fill up, it's possible that additional times will be added. Full day tours may also have one or two times (like departing at 8:15 and 9:30).

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

Thinks like Dolphin encounters can have hourly departures all morning, they book fast, so there can be more than one or two times but a lot more.

 

[princessnicchia]

When you choose an excursion, after you say you want it, it will give you times to choose from. If nothing looks good, you can just cancel out from there and it doesn't book it for you.

 

[kiford]

You won't be able to see the times available until your booking window opens or even if a particular excursion is available for your sailing. I always have a first, second and third choice ready just in case it turns out that, when I book, it either doesn't fit my schedule, is full or isn't running on my sailing. I've had it happen sometimes that the one I want isn't available at all on my cruise and had to pick selection #2 (although some of those selections have turned out to be absolutely stellar choices and, given the option, I would do them again as selection #1). So my suggestion is to be prepared with multiple choices. Also, check back often in case you have to pick #2 and would still like #1. That's also happened as people constantly change plans.