Wonder to Europe 2023? Just released. (edit: Dream - DCL fixed it)

[insureman]

Just got this email.

Just Released: New Summer 2023 Sailings​

It’s time to dream of seeing the world again. Bring the family together on an unforgettable vacation at sea as you explore the timeless beauty of Europe and drop anchor at fabled port cities brimming with art, culture and history. Or set sail on a breathtaking adventure through Alaska, the last American frontier filled with a bounty of wildlife, glaciers and plenty of picturesque natural scenery.

Dreaming of sun-splashed beaches and turquoise waters? Cast off for The Bahamas and Caribbean, where you can relax and rejuvenate in laid-back island style. Whichever cruise you choose, larger-than-life thrills and heartwarming magic are sure to follow—with world-class entertainment, gourmet dining and the award-winning attention to detail you’ve come to expect from Disney.

Browse our New Summer 2023 Itineraries and discover how select Disney Guests can take advantage of advance booking windows before reservations open to the general public on May 9, 2022!​

Europe​

Sail away on the Disney Wonder’s inaugural voyage through Europe and drop anchor at some of the world’s most iconic destinations—itineraries include 4-, 7-, 8-, 9-, 10- or 11-night sailings. Immerse yourself in the culture of Amsterdam and the stunning fjords of Norway, sail through the British Isles, experience Iceland or cruise through the Mediterranean, stopping to tour Spain, Portugal, Italy and the French Riviera before heading on to historic Greece.

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Alaska​

Explore glaciers, hike through lush forest and spot wildlife in their natural habitats during a magical 5-, 7-, or 9-night Alaskan cruise departing from Vancouver, British Columbia. Drop anchor in some of North America’s most stunning landscapes, including Juneau, Ketchikan, Dawes Glacier, Skagway and Icy Strait Point.

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Caribbean​

Cast off for the swaying palm trees and white-sand beaches of Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, St. Thomas, Tortola, St. Maarten and Puerto Rico on a 5-, 6-, 7-, 8- or 10-night Caribbean cruise packed with sun, fun and adventure. Most itineraries also include a stop at our private island, Disney Castaway Cay.

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The Bahamas​

Soak up the laid-back pleasures of island life on a 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, 7- or 8-night cruise departing from Port Canaveral. Your magical journey drops anchor in tropical ports of call that may include Nassau, Bermuda and Disney Castaway Cay, our private island in The Bahamas.
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[iZon]

Mine said it’s the Dream going to Europe. Wonder is Alaska.

 

[insureman]

More of the itineraries.

https://cdn1.parksmedia.wdprapps.di...itineraries-2023/DCL_FY22__ITIN_WHATS_NEW.pdf

 

[lklgoodman]

More of the itineraries.

https://cdn1.parksmedia.wdprapps.di...itineraries-2023/DCL_FY22__ITIN_WHATS_NEW.pdf

I was going to post this also. It shows the Dream is in Europe, not the Wonder. Looks like someone messed up in the release where it says the Wonder will be in Europe.

 

[insureman]

Mine said it’s the Dream going to Europe. Wonder is Alaska.

That is the strangest thing. I refreshed and it still says WONDER? It is a Disney website so I guess I shouldn't be surprised. The pdf I attached says Dream to Europe.

 

[shananigans]

Yes, we are looking at booking the British Isles in September 2023 and it says that’s on board the Dream. Glad we are getting on the Wonder in January - just need to sail on the Wish after that.

 

[insureman]

Looks like they fixed the website. It now has the Dream.

 

[Calantha]

Looks like they fixed the website. It now has the Dream.

Well, maybe it was going there when it was finished in "Vancuver". Looks like they fixed that too.

 

[AquaDame]

I've edited the title since the error was fixed to lessen confusion!

 

[insureman]

I've edited the title since the error was fixed to lessen confusion!

Thanks

 

[Cabelle1863]

I'm hoping I'll be able to book the 7 night British Isles or 7 night Norway. I have a question regarding placeholders. I booked a placeholder on our recent cruise, but did not select a travel agent to use (I didn't want to use Costco again). Will I need to book the upcoming cruise through Disney or can I transfer it now to a travel agent to book it for me? I'm not looking forward to the long hold time on the Disney phones. Thanks!

 

[lanejudy]

Will I need to book the upcoming cruise through Disney or can I transfer it now to a travel agent to book it for me?

That depends how long ago was your recent cruise? Placeholders, like cruise reservations, must be transferred within 30 days. So if you are still within a month of that cruise when you made the placeholder you can still transfer it to a TA. Otherwise you'll need to deal with DCL directly.

 

[ofcabbagesandkings]

The Dream is going to Europe! Wow. This might have me seriously consider cruising again for the first time in 2.5 years. Summer 2023 feels far enough off that things might have stabilized in the region and for travel in general, but who knows.

 

[Cabelle1863]

That depends how long ago was your recent cruise? Placeholders, like cruise reservations, must be transferred within 30 days. So if you are still within a month of that cruise when you made the placeholder you can still transfer it to a TA. Otherwise you'll need to deal with DCL directly.

Thanks! It's very close, it will be 30 days on the 30th. That might not be enough time if the travel agent I contacted doesn't get back to me soon.

 

[Dznypal]

there are 2 cruises still on our bucket list--the british isles and the one that goes to germany--
looking at the cruises for 2023 it shows one that goes to keil germany

yet when I go to DCL website its not there--
am I missing something--
my DH has always wanted to go to germany I want to make sure to get him there

also for sure now it is the dream to europe--that would be great

 

[AquaDame]

there are 2 cruises still on our bucket list--the british isles and the one that goes to germany--
looking at the cruises for 2023 it shows one that goes to keil germany

yet when I go to DCL website its not there--
am I missing something--
my DH has always wanted to go to germany I want to make sure to get him there

also for sure now it is the dream to europe--that would be great

The 7-Night Northern Europe Cruise from Copenhagen shows Kiel Germany as a port. It is indeed the Dream that is supposed to sail there in '23.

 

[holula]

there are 2 cruises still on our bucket list--the british isles and the one that goes to germany--
looking at the cruises for 2023 it shows one that goes to keil germany

yet when I go to DCL website its not there--
am I missing something--
my DH has always wanted to go to germany I want to make sure to get him there

also for sure now it is the dream to europe--that would be great

I would not do Germany on a cruise. It’s a beautiful country but for me all the best parts are far inland. For instance, Bavaria and the Black Forest are both amazing but you can’t do either from a cruise ship.