June 2, 2020: Disney Wonder Sailings Cancelled Through Sept. 14, 2020

As you may be aware, the Canadian government recently extended its decision to not allow cruise ships to dock in any Canadian port until October 31. As a result, Disney Cruise Line is reaching out to guests who were originally scheduled on a sailing of the Disney Wonder that was schedule to depart between Aug. 3ContinueContinue reading “June 2, 2020: Disney Wonder Sailings Cancelled Through Sept. 14, 2020”

Disney Cruise Line Extends Future Cruise Credits to March 31, 2022

Previously, Disney Cruise Line offered guests effected by COVID-19 closures the choice of either a future cruise credit* equal to 25%, 125% or 150% of their original voyage fare to be used within 15 months of their original sailing or a full refund. Disney Cruise Line is now extending the use of their future cruise creditContinueContinue reading “Disney Cruise Line Extends Future Cruise Credits to March 31, 2022”

A Message about Disney Parks from Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pamela Hymel

Dear Guests, As you may have heard at Disney’s Q2 FY20 Earnings Results Webcast, our CEO Bob Chapek announced that Shanghai Disney Resort will begin the phased reopening of Shanghai Disneyland on May 11 – an encouraging sign for Disney parks and retail locations all over the world. After so much time at home, IContinueContinue reading “A Message about Disney Parks from Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pamela Hymel”