Disney Cruise Line Brings Back Very Merrytime and Halloween on the High Seas Cruises for 2024

The revival of Very Merrytime and Halloween on the High Seas cruises by Disney Cruise Line has been announced for 2024.

Mid-September through October 2024 will be the available period for Halloween on the High Seas. On board these unique sailings, passengers can dress up, join Disney characters in Halloween costumes, partake in themed food and drinks and more.

The Disney Fantasy offers themed cruises lasting four, six, and seven nights that explore the Bahamas and Caribbean, while the Disney Wish offers three- and four-night Bahamas cruises from Port Canaveral.

From Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Disney Magic will set sail on itineraries lasting three to five nights. At Disney Cruise Line’s newest stop in The Bahamas, on the island of Eleuthera at Lighthouse Point, travellers on the Disney Magic and Disney Fantasy will have the chance to unwind.

The Very Merrytime Cruises, which will run from mid-November through December 2024, will feature a variety of festively themed events and celebrations on deck. While the Disney Dream offers departures from Fort Lauderdale, the Disney Wish will sail four- and five-night trips to the Bahamas and the Caribbean from Port Canaveral.

In November and December, the Disney Fantasy will offer four-night Very Merrytime sailings to The Bahamas in addition to longer six- and seven-night itineraries. A visit to Lighthouse Point, the newest stop on the Disney Cruise Line, is included on some itineraries.

The Disney Magic, which departs from Galveston, will provide sailings of four to six nights that stop at destinations all around the Caribbean.

Disney Cruise Line offers special sailings to Hawaii and the South Pacific in addition to its holiday itineraries. In September 2024, the Disney Wonder will depart from Vancouver, British Columbia, for Honolulu, Hawaii, making stops in Kauai, Maui, and Hawaii along route. The Disney Wonder will depart from Hawaii and travel across the Pacific Ocean to Sydney, Australia, stopping in places like Fiji, American Samoa, and New Caledonia.

Public reservations start taking place on 26th June 2023.