PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. — Disney Cruise Line has released the itineraries for its fall 2024 sailings, which will include the return of seasonal entertainment.


What You Need To Know

  • The 2024 fall itinieraries for Disney Cruise Line have been released

  • Disney Wish and Disney Fantasy ships sailing out of Port Canaveral will offer Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime Cruises

  • Disney Fantasy will also begin offering stops at Disney's new private island destination, Lighthouse Point, in October

  • Bookings open to the general public on June 26

The cruise line announced Tuesday that Halloween on the High Seas and the Very Merrytime Cruises will again be offered on select cruises.

Halloween on the High Seas, running mid-September through October, will include festive decor like a “magical” Pumpkin tree, themed food and beverages, a “spooky” celebration on the upper decks, and Disney characters dressed in their Halloween costumes.

The Halloween-themed cruises will be available on the Disney Wish, sailing from Port Canaveral on three- and four-night voyages to the Bahamas, and the Disney Fantasy, sailing from Port Canaveral on four- and six-night voyages to the Bahamas and the Caribbean.

In October, the Disney Fantasy will also begin offering sailings that include stops to Disney’s new private island destination, Lighthouse Point. The Wish will continue to offer visits to Disney’s first private island Castaway Cay.

Both ships will offer Very Merrytime Cruises from mid-November through December. For the festive overlay, the ships will be decked out in holiday decor, with characters and themed activities also on the lineup.

The Disney Fantasy will offer both four-night holiday sailings to the Bahamas as well as longer six- and seven-night sailings.

Disney also shared itineraries for its ships that will be sailing out of Fort Lauderdale and Galveston, Texas.

Bookings for the fall 2024 itineraries open to the public later this month on June 26.

For more information, visit disneycruise.com.

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