The wait is over! Disney Cruise Line has officially revealed its Fall 2027 and Spring 2028 itineraries, giving us a whole new batch of cruises to start dreaming about. And after yesterday’s mysterious teaser filled with latitudes, we finally know what Disney was hinting at.
There’s a lot to dig into with this release, including the Disney Wish sailing from New York City for the first time, new ports of call, and cruises departing from several familiar Disney Cruise Line homeports. Sailings will take guests to destinations throughout The Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexico, and beyond, with plenty of opportunities to visit Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.
Thinking about booking one of these new sailings? Now is a great time to send your quote request to Dreams Unlimited Travel, especially if you want your travel advisor ready to go when your Castaway Club booking window opens. When you book your Disney cruise with Dreams, you’ll receive a shipboard credit of up to $1,000, based on the total price of your cruise including taxes and port fees, plus our signature cruise gift basket delivered to your home before you sail. Getting your request in early gives the team time to gather your preferences so they can work on your quote as soon as your booking date arrives.
Disney has released an itinerary guide detailing the newly announced sailings ship by ship, and we’ve included all the details below. If you’re already thinking about a late 2027 or early 2028 Disney cruise, grab a cup of coffee because there is plenty to look through!
With a growing fleet and more homeports in the mix, Disney Cruise Line’s itinerary releases have certainly become more interesting to pore over. The return to New York City is going to get plenty of attention, and there are lots of other sailings tucked into these 15 pages that may be worth a closer look depending on where you live and how long you want to cruise.
Early booking for these new itineraries begins August 31 for select Castaway Club members, followed by additional booking windows before reservations open to the general public on September 8, 2026.
Take some time to scroll through all the details above and let us know which itineraries jump out at you. Personally, I always think this is one of the most fun parts of a new Disney Cruise Line release. Before we start worrying about prices, airfare, hotels, and all those pesky practical details, we get to look at the possibilities and start imagining where that next Disney cruise might take us.
