The Disney Wish is Heading to New York
There is big news for the Disney Wish! Soon the ship will be heading to New York! Here are all the details.
The Disney Wish
The Disney Wish is an extremely popular cruise ship in Disney Cruise Line's Fleet. The ship was the first of the Wish Class ships.
Since its maiden voyage in 2022, several other Wish Class ships have joined the fleet. These include the Disney Treasure and the Disney Destiny, and soon the new Disney Believe will hit the high seas too!
The Disney Wish started out with 3-night and 4-night itineraries to the Bahamas. However, now it has itineraries for Europe and an exciting new location!
New York
For the first time in forever, Disney Cruise Line is returning to New York! Disney Cruise Line will return to New York City for the first time since 2023.
The Disney Wish will sail out of New York for a limited time starting in late September 2027. It will offer four-night to seven-night itineraries.
Cruisers can visit New England and Canada with ports that include Boston, Massachusetts, St. John, New Brunswick, and Halifax, Nova Scotia. The Wish will also head from New York to San Juan with a stop in Bermuda.
When Can I Sail Out of New York
Dates are extremely limited. The Wish will sail out of New York just 7 times before returning to Port Canaveral. Sail dates are: Sept 29 (Bermuda), Oct 3 (Canada and New England), Oct 8 (Canada and New England), Oct 14 (Bermuda), Oct 19 (Bermuda), Oct 24 (Canada), Oct 31 (Bermuda, ending in San Juan).
For now there are 7 cruises scheduled to disembark from New York.
All guests can begin booking these itineraries on Sept. 8. However, Pearl members can book Aug. 31; Platinum, Golden Oaks, and Club 33 can book Sept 1; Gold members on Sept. 2; and Silver and DVC members on Sept. 3
Hopefully Disney will utilize the Port at New York more than just these few times in the coming years.
Will you be booking a sailing out of New York on the Disney Wish? Let us know in the comments. And feel free to share the news with family and friends.
