The Caribbean is an ideal destination for family vacations year-round, and Disney Cruise Line offers a wide variety of cruises that visit Caribbean destinations from different departure ports, providing guaranteed fun for every member of the family, both on board and on land.
Fort Lauderdale (Miami)
The Disney Magic , with a capacity of 2,700 passengers, and the larger Disney Dream , with a capacity of 4,000 passengers, are based in Fort Lauderdale , strategically located just a short distance from the vibrant and international city of Miami, facilitating departures, arrivals, and connections with flights, hotels, and other transportation. Both ships sail to Caribbean destinations, offering stops in Cozumel, Mexico; Nassau, Bahamas; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; and the company's private islands, Castaway Cay and Lighthouse Point, which will be operational soon.
The Port of Fort Lauderdale boasts modern infrastructure and facilities, making embarkation a comfortable and hassle-free experience. Its location just minutes from Miami makes it even easier. Once aboard, a warm welcome from your favorite Disney Characters will kick off a magical vacation steeped in Disney's renowned fantasy. From Fort Lauderdale, Disney cruises sail to some of the world's most sought-after Caribbean destinations, renowned for their climate, beaches, and culture.
Port Canaveral (Orlando)
The Disney Fantasy, sister ship to the Disney Dream, and the new and luxurious Disney Wish, both with a capacity for 4,000 passengers, are based at Port Canaveral, offering an ideal location for combining stays at Walt Disney World Resort with Disney Cruise Line cruises that sail to destinations such as Tortola in the Antilles, George Town in the Cayman Islands, Falmouth in Jamaica or Disney's Private Islands, among others.
The Disney Treasure will also begin its maiden voyage from Port Canaveral on December 21, 2024, on a seven-night cruise. It will then sail Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from this port during its inaugural season.
Package tours
An ideal combination for Disney fans is staying at a hotel at Walt Disney World Resort and visiting the four Disney Parks: Magic Kingdom, with the iconic Cinderella Castle and a wide variety of attractions such as Space Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean, where you can see Disney Characters and enjoy the grand finale parade each day with fireworks, lights, and sounds; EPCOT, which celebrates humanity's great discoveries, such as technological innovations and the opening of international culture; Disney's Animal Kingdom, the newest park and the only Disney Park dedicated entirely to the animal world, with its latest addition, The World of Avatar, since 2017; and Disney's Hollywood Studios, which offers visitors the opportunity to see and experience the magical world of film, with thrilling stunts and shows full of special effects. In addition, there are two Water Parks: Disney's Typhoon Lagoon, with its large wave pool and water slides and roller coasters; and Disney's Blizzard Beach, a Water Park that recreates a ski resort turned into a water paradise.
And then, Passengers can transfer to Port Canaveral to continue their vacation by embarking on a Caribbean or Bahamas cruise, where adults can relax or join the younger ones while enjoying all kinds of activities according to their tastes and ages thanks to the different clubs and options on board or on land during the sea voyage.
Cruises from Port Canaveral offer itineraries through the British Virgin Islands, the Caribbean islands, and the Bahamas, visiting destinations such as Disney's private islands of Castaway Cay and Lighthouse Point, exclusive to Disney Cruise Line guests. Crystal-clear blue waters, swaying palm trees, and white-sand beaches will provide the backdrop for a magical Disney Cruise Line vacation.
Disney offers options to plan any tailor-made trip including flights, transfers, tickets and accommodation in the parks and options to also include a cruise aboard a Disney ship.
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