Disney Cruise Line Canada & Bermuda: Ships, Ports & What to Expect

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Disney Cruise Line to Visit Canada & Bermuda in 2018

Disney cruises tend to be great for families. The food and accommodations are kid friendly, there are plenty of activities including character meet and greets and there are many different itineraries to choose from. Next fall the line will be adding even more itineraries that they’ve never had before. In 2018, Disney Cruise Line will be visiting a few new places; Bermuda and Quebec City. These itineraries will include sailings from California, Florida, New York and Texas. Here are some of the sailings that each ship will be going on in the fall of 2018.

The Disney Magic

The Disney Magic will be sailing from New York and will be going to Quebec City in September. It will spend two full days there and will stop in both Saguenay and Baie-Comeau as well. Sailings will be seven nights each. In October, after leaving New York, it will sail to Bermuda for 2-3 nights depending on if it’s a five or six night sailing. This ship will also sail from New York to Port Canaveral. There will be three, seven night voyages that will stop at both Walt Disney World and Castaway Cay. In the month of December the Magic will head down to Miami where it will offer both western Caribbean and Bahamas cruises that will stop in Key West as well.

The Disney Wonder

This ship will be spending the summer in Alaska. It will then be offering cruises from San Diego to Baja, California in September and October. These sailings will also include stops in places like Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlán and Cabo San Lucas. In both November and December it will sail from Galveston, Texas.

The Disney Dream And Disney Fantasy

Both of these ships will have similar sailings. They will sail from Port Canaveral and will have Bahamas or Caribbean itineraries. Despite these being the line’s newest and largest ships, they have never had a home port besides in Central Florida. It seems that only the cruise line’s older ships are visiting new ports.

If you are interested in booking a Disney cruise for any of these fall 2018 sailings, reservations will begin on May 18, 2017. Now is the time to book that Disney Cruise Line vacation that you’ve always dreamed about. Don’t wait too long as sailings tend to fill up pretty quickly. With these new sailings added, cabins may sell out faster than ever before.

Editor’s Note: This post was originally published with 2018 information and has been retained as a useful reference. Cruise itineraries, pricing, and ship deployments change seasonally. For current 8+ year updated availability, pricing, and itinerary details, contact Atlas Travel Center — our advisors track every cruise line’s current offerings in real time. We’ve been booking cruises since 1987 and can find you the best available options today.

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