tjkraz
03-20-2006, 04:48 PM
I don't know much about the cruise world, but did notice the comments here about 2007 info being absent. Apparently there will be a big announcement tomorrow (3/21) with info on the missing dates:
(from MousePlanet.com)
Disney Cruise Line to announce mystery itineraries tomorrow
Three weeks ago, we reported that the Disney Cruise Line would start booking guests on March 28 for the as-yet-unannounced itineraries for Summer 2007 aboard the Disney Magic. We stated that reports pointed to Mediterranean itineraries between mid-May and Labor Day weekend. Fourteen-night Trans-Atlantic repositioning cruises would run May 12-26 and August 18-September 1, with alternating 10- and 11-night Mediterranean cruises running in between those dates.
Disney will be officially announcing the itineraries tomorrow, almost a week ahead of the start of bookings. The announcement will take place at Epcot's World Showcase, further fueling the anticipation that the itineraries would be a Mediterranean cruise to European ports. The information from that announcement will be posted on our Disney Cruise Line discussion forum (link) tomorrow afternoon, and we hope to have a full report from that announcement for you next week.
Anticipation of the announcement has been fueled by Mystery at Sea (link), a page on the Disney Cruise Line's Web site, which has given clues indicating various points around the globe. The clues have indicated sites such as Alaska, Hawaii and the South China Sea, but the most recent clue on Friday shows global coordinates matching those of Disneyland Paris.
If the Mediterranean cruise rumors pan out, it would certainly make it easier for our European readers to enjoy a Disney cruise without having to fly across the Atlantic. It would also seem to indicate the likelihood of land/sea packages with Disneyland Paris. The Trans-Atlantic repositioning cruises would also be the first for the ship since its maiden voyage from the shipyards to its home at Port Canaveral.
The waiting list (which is currently closed to new requests) is expected to be cleared by April 3, and on April 4 all remaining berths will become available to the general public. There will be some availability left in stateroom categories 4-12 at that time.
If you are not on Disney's waiting list and want a shot at the remaining berths, you can contact MousePlanet sponsor Small World Vacations (link) to get on their agency's list, and they will start their attempts at booking as soon as the phones open up on April 4.
(from MousePlanet.com)
Disney Cruise Line to announce mystery itineraries tomorrow
Three weeks ago, we reported that the Disney Cruise Line would start booking guests on March 28 for the as-yet-unannounced itineraries for Summer 2007 aboard the Disney Magic. We stated that reports pointed to Mediterranean itineraries between mid-May and Labor Day weekend. Fourteen-night Trans-Atlantic repositioning cruises would run May 12-26 and August 18-September 1, with alternating 10- and 11-night Mediterranean cruises running in between those dates.
Disney will be officially announcing the itineraries tomorrow, almost a week ahead of the start of bookings. The announcement will take place at Epcot's World Showcase, further fueling the anticipation that the itineraries would be a Mediterranean cruise to European ports. The information from that announcement will be posted on our Disney Cruise Line discussion forum (link) tomorrow afternoon, and we hope to have a full report from that announcement for you next week.
Anticipation of the announcement has been fueled by Mystery at Sea (link), a page on the Disney Cruise Line's Web site, which has given clues indicating various points around the globe. The clues have indicated sites such as Alaska, Hawaii and the South China Sea, but the most recent clue on Friday shows global coordinates matching those of Disneyland Paris.
If the Mediterranean cruise rumors pan out, it would certainly make it easier for our European readers to enjoy a Disney cruise without having to fly across the Atlantic. It would also seem to indicate the likelihood of land/sea packages with Disneyland Paris. The Trans-Atlantic repositioning cruises would also be the first for the ship since its maiden voyage from the shipyards to its home at Port Canaveral.
The waiting list (which is currently closed to new requests) is expected to be cleared by April 3, and on April 4 all remaining berths will become available to the general public. There will be some availability left in stateroom categories 4-12 at that time.
If you are not on Disney's waiting list and want a shot at the remaining berths, you can contact MousePlanet sponsor Small World Vacations (link) to get on their agency's list, and they will start their attempts at booking as soon as the phones open up on April 4.