Disney Cruise Line will sail from New York City next year for the first time since 2023, with the Disney Wish arriving in late September.
The Wish will sail seven cruises from the Big Apple ranging from four to seven nights. The ship will sail to Bermuda or New England/Canada, with one cruise visiting both Bermuda and Halifax.
The Wish's final cruise from New York will be a one-way voyage to San Juan with a stop in Bermuda; the ship will depart New York on Halloween.
"We are delighted to return to a guest-favorite port in New York," said Tracy Wilson, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Cruise Line Operations.
The Disney Wish will sail two cruises from San Juan before moving to Florida's Port Canaveral for the winter and spring. It will be one of three Wish-class ships homeporting there beginning in November; the Disney Destiny and Disney Treasure will be based there, too.
The Treasure will sail seven-night voyages in the Eastern and Western Caribbean. The Destiny, homeporting in Port Canaveral for the first time, will sail three- to seven-night cruises to the Bahamas and Western Caribbean.
The Wish will sail three- and four-night cruises to the Bahamas.
Two ships will homeport in Fort Lauderdale: the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy.
The Disney Magic will sail two repositioning cruises through the Panama Canal, the first in November 2027 from San Diego and the second in March 2028 from Galveston, Texas. The 14-night cruises will include maiden calls in Fuerte Amador and Colon, Panama. The ship will spend the winter sailing from Galveston.
The Disney Wonder will spend the winter sailing three- to seven-night Mexican Riviera cruises from San Diego.
The Disney Adventure will remain in Singapore through the end of 2027; select sailings that will include a new port of call: Langkawi, Malaysia.