5 Night cruise departing roundtrip from New York onboard Disney Magic.

Celebrate Halloween on the High Seas—it’s a spook-tacular experience you’ll never forget! Cruise to Bermuda and explore the coastline, tour the island’s historic sites or play a round of golf after landing in this sublime tropical hotspot. During 2 days at sea, Guests will have time to unwind with ghoulishly grand onboard activities, décor and entertainment!

Highlights of this cruise:

New York
Before or after your New York cruise, experience the cosmopolitan neighborhoods of the Big Apple that reflect the history of American diversity.

With its towering skyscrapers, brilliant stage productions, sophisticated dining and world-class museums, the "Big Apple" is bustling with excitement. There is so much to discover—museums, historic landmarks, theatres, art galleries, restaurants, street entertainment, shops, concert halls, skyscrapers, libraries, botanical gardens, bars, zoos and more. It should come as no surprise that New York has been labeled “the city that never sleeps” and utilizes a 24-hour subway transit system

Head to the American Museum of Natural History to see jaw-dropping displays of dinosaur bones, minerals and ocean life. Or, visit the Museum of Modern Art to behold contemporary masterpieces. Discover New York's iconic Empire State Building or experience the "electricity" of Times Square and the Theatre District. Take a stroll through Central Park and ride the hand-painted Carousel, or simply sit on an open bench and reflect. Whatever you do, be sure to bring your appetite—this city is home to a vast array of ethnic restaurants.

King's Wharf, Bermuda
Discover 21 square miles of paradise imbued with vibrant culture and rich history.

Bermuda harbors an eclectic blend of British, American and West Indian influences that permeate everyday living. Traditional Bermudian cuisine, for example, is a melting pot of multicultural flavors. While many Bermudian customs appear European (driving on the left side of the road, playing cricket, local pubs serving ale by the imperial pint), they share similarities with North America in their dialect and currency. When it comes to fashion, however, the island has a style that’s all its own—distinctive for Bermuda shorts, often worn with a jacket and tie as formal wear.