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Disney Cruise Line Returning to U.S. Ports

May 18, 2015

The Disney Cruise Line will be returning to New York, Galveston and Miami in 2016. Starting in October 2016, the Disney Magic will be sailing from New York on a limited run of eight-night and seven-night cruises to the Caribbean and five-night Canadian cruises. The Disney Magic will then be making voyages out of Miami starting in November 2016, with the company offering guests seven and four-night Caribbean cruises. The Disney Wonder will be also be starting a run of cruises in November. Departing from Galveston the ship will embark on a schedule of seven-night and four-night Bahamian sailings. To learn more about the updated itineraries go to the Disney Cruise website.

  
  
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