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Updated Information on Disney Cruise Line Cancellations due to Coronavirus

Updated Information on Disney Cruise Line Cancellations due to Coronavirus

Yesterday we saw closures for both Disney World and Disneyland and today released updated information regarding the Disney Cruise Line. See how this may affect a cruise that you have set…

When will this begin?

Disney Cruise Line released at 12:00am this morning that they would suspend all cruises beginning on March 14, 2020 until the end of the month. The four Disney Cruise ships will be docked in order to provide safety for guests, crew members, and the residents of Castaway Cay.

Current Ships At Sea

This is the current plan for those cruise liners out at sea.

  • March 13: The Disney Dream is set to depart as scheduled and will return to Port Canaveral on Monday, March 16.
  • Disney Fantasy and Disney Magic will return to port on Saturday, March 14th
  • Disney Wonder is currently in the Panama Canal Cruise. They will continue with their trip as planned, and they will return to San Diego on Friday, March 20.
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Future Cruises Affected

This is the immediate list of cruises that will be affected beginning March 14, 2020. The Pirate Crew will be watching if other cruises may be affected that were to set sail in April 2020.

Disney Magic
  • March 14-19
  • March 19-23
  • March 23-28
  • March 28- April 2
Disney Wonder
  • March 20-25
  • March 25-29
  • March 29-April 5
Disney Dream
  • March 16-20
  • March 20-23
  • March 23-27
  • March 27-30
Disney Fantasy
  • March 14-21
  • march 21-29
  • March 29-April 4
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Refund Policy

Although this is may come as a disappointment to many guests, Disney is taking pre-cautionary measures to protect both guests and cast members.

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Guests affected by these cancelations will receive a future cruise credit or a full refund. Due to very high call volumes, Disney has requested that guests contact their travel agent to receive their refund due to high call volumes.

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