It’s the new trend at the moment with cruise lines suspending operations well into 2021 and now Disney Cruise Line has also done the same. Disney has added an extra month to its suspension which impacts all four cruise ships.
Disney Cruise Line Extends Suspension
Disney cruise ships will have to remain on hold for a little longer as the cruise line has announced it’s extending the suspension on operations through February 28, 2021. This is an extra month added on as the previous extension was until February 2021.
Sailings are cancelled onboard the Disney Magic through February 25; the Disney Wonder and Disney Dream through February 26; and the Disney Fantasy through February 27.
Here is the full list of cancelled cruises from now through February 2021 across all four vessels:
Disney is offering options to impacted guests with a cruise credit for a future cruise for those who have already paid their booking in full. Those who have not paid in full will automatically receive a refund of what has been paid so far.
Also, all guests can request a full refund of their booking if they no longer want to go ahead with a cruise in the future. This mainly applies to those who paid in full.
What is Disney Cruise Line Doing Now?
So with the cruise line on hold, work is being done to make sure cruises can resume safely. Disney is working through the CDC Conditional Sailing Order to make sure all protocols are followed and implemented correctly.
It won’t be an easy task to get cruises going again. Crew members will need to travel back to the ships, training on new health measures, trial sailings, and a lot more.
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The further suspension announced by Disney follows all the major cruise lines including Carnival Cruise Line remaining on hold until March 2021, Royal Caribbean until March 2021, and only three Norwegian Cruise Line ships before April 2021.
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