Disney Cruise Line will return to New York City in late September 2027, positioning the Disney Wish as its homeport after completing its inaugural European season. The line plans seven sailings from New York with voyage durations ranging from four to seven nights.
Itineraries Focus on Bermuda, New England, and Atlantic Canada
The seven voyages departing from New York include five sailings to Bermuda, with three offering extended stays on the island. Additional routes will visit New England and Atlantic Canadian ports including Boston, Massachusetts; St. John, New Brunswick; and Halifax, Nova Scotia. These trips are scheduled during the autumn months to showcase the region’s fall foliage.
One notable
itinerary is a special five-night cruise stopping at San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda, connecting Disney Cruise Line’s Caribbean offerings with their East Coast departures.
Booking and Seasonal Coverage
Reservations for these New York sailings open first for Disney Cruise Line Castaway Club members on August 31, 2026. General public bookings begin on September 8, 2026. The announced cruises cover both fall 2027 and spring 2028 sailing seasons.
Background and Industry Context
The Disney Wish’s homeporting in New York follows the Disney Treasure’s christening in the city in November 2024 and precedes the launch of Disney Believe, the fourth ship in the Wish class, set for late 2027.
Disney Cruise Line is expanding its seasonal itineraries from various U.S. ports, including New York.
The line’s return to New England and Atlantic Canada marks its first in nearly four years to that region. New York remains a key port for Disney Cruise Line, providing convenient access to multiple destinations for families in the Northeast.
Tracy Wilson, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Cruise Line Operations, noted the move reflects the company’s commitment to offering family vacations in more locations and crafting memorable guest experiences. The Disney Wish’s onboard features include themed character experiences, entertainment, and dining aimed
at families.
