Disney Cruise Line has officially suspended all cruises through October 31 and guests are still able to use the flexibility offer through that date. Additionally, Disney Cruise Line has now removed all cruises through mid-December from their site.
No sailings are available in November, and the earliest sailing currently available leaves December 12 and returns December 19. This indicates that sailings before then have been canceled and guests with a booking will be notified of a cancelation. Christmas and New Year cruises are not yet affected, though may get canceled in the coming months.
The only ports that list sailings for the rest of the year are Port Canaveral, Miami, and Galveston. All four ships are listed, though not all ships are currently docked in the USA.
The “Cruise Date Flexibility” program allows guests to more easily re-schedule to a different cruise on or before March 31, 2021. It’s likely this program will continue to be extended as more sailings are suspended.
We will continue to keep you updated on the status of Disney Cruise Line sailings and cancellations.
I’m on the Fantasy November 5th, and my reservation still shows as valid. They are no longer accepting reservations through mid December for distancing purposes.