Changes to the Disney Wonder's 2013 Itineraries From Galveston

Don’t worry, be happy, man!  Disney Cruise Line has added Jamaica as a port for guests sailing some 7-night Western Caribbean itineraries from Galveston in October and November of 2013.

Disney Cruise Line has revised the fall 2013 sailings from Galveston for the Disney Wonder.  In addition to the sailings that have added Falmouth, Jamaica as a port of call, 7-night Bahamian itineraries will visit Key West, Nassau, and Disney’s private island, Castaway Key.

At the end of 2013, the Disney Wonder will feature 6-night Western Caribbean itineraries stopping at Grand Cayman and Cozumel, and two (Holiday) 4-night cruises with stops in Cozumel.

Guests wishing to sail of these itineraries may begin booking on November 16, 2012.  DCL is contacting guests with existing reservations to discuss changes and options.

This is the second time that DCL has changed the itineraries sailing out of Galveston.  The first set of changes involved lengthening some of the itineraries to include a stop at Port Canaveral for a day at the Walt Disney World Resort.

Since ships can go where people want to go, kudos to Disney Cruise Line for listening to guest desires and adjusting accordingly.

On another note, it is rumored that DCL will be releasing the 2014 itineraries for at least the Fantasy and the Dream in the next couple of weeks.  My ear is to the ground, as we are hopeful for a 2014 sailing on the Fantasy.