7 Night Cruise sailing from Port Canaveral roundtrip onboard Disney Fantasy.

Building on the classic style of her sister ship, the Disney Dream, the Disney Fantasy™ is the regal fourth cruise liner in the expanding Disney Cruise Line fleet. Featuring 14 towering decks, a ship length of 1,115 feet and a maximum width of 125 feet, the 128,000-ton vessel includes 1,250 staterooms and has the capacity to comfortably accommodate 4,000 passengers—along with the over 1450 Cast and Crew Members who tend to the needs of every cruise Guest each and every day. Disney Fantasy is a majestic sailing vessel where early 20th-century design—recalling the golden age of cruising—meets state-of-the-art technology. As can be expected from Disney, the cruise liner was specially designed with families in mind, combining sleek style and convenient facilities with splashes of Disney magic.

Highlights of this cruise:

Port Canaveral
Cape Canaveral is a city in Brevard County, Florida, United States. It is most famous as the home of America's launch pad, Kennedy Space Center. Cape Canaveral is part of a region known as the "Space Coast", since all of the manned United States spacecraft are launched from the Space Center on nearby Merritt Island. The city of Cape Canaveral is located at the northern end of a barrier island on the Atlantic coast of Florida. It is due south of the geographical feature Cape Canaveral which is on Merritt Island.

Philipsburg
Learn about an island that’s evenly and peaceably split between France and the Netherlands. Though this area comprises 2 different territories, there exists no real border. Only monuments and signs mark these distinctions. The 2 territories occupying the island hold the distinction of being the smallest to exist separately on one sea isle. St. Maarten's/St. Martin's rather unique division has resulted in the 2 halves of the island having unique cultures to enjoy and experience. Thus, visitors can discover 2 worlds in one while vacationing here. Approximately 32,000 people live in Dutch St. Maarten and 25,000 live in French St. Martin. The Dutch half of the island is highly developed, and known for its beautiful scenery, unique jewelry and inventive alcoholic drinks. The French side of the island is recognized more for its natural wonders, remaining a bastion of fashion, luxury shopping and beaches. When Christopher Columbus stumbled upon this island that would become a major tourist draw centuries later, he named it for Saint Martin of Tours. At the time, it was inhabited by Carib Amerindians, but these natives all but perished in subsequent conflicts over the West Indies by English, Dutch, Danes, French and Spanish forces. As the Spaniards brought African slaves to man their battlements, the French and Dutch brought them to work sugar cane plantations. The British imported Chinese and East Indians for labor over the centuries that followed and St. Maarten/St. Martin gradually became populated by a rich mix of diverse peoples. In March of 1648, the French and the Dutch came to an agreement that almost evenly divided the island of St. Maarten/St. Martin between them. Three centuries later, a popular tourist trade exploded, resulting in both halves of the island being beautified and developed for vacationers. Once the site of numerous sugar cane plantations and military strongholds, the West Indies island of St. Maarten/St. Martin today is a popular tourist destination. Visitors enjoy every minute in this island that is half Dutch, half French and an all-around perfect vacation spot.

San Juan
The oldest city under U.S. jurisdiction, San Juan offers a warm climate throughout the year, with sizzling temperatures in the summer. Mountains cover over half of the island terrain, but the geography of Puerto Rico also includes rain forests, deserts and caves. San Juan is Puerto Rico’s capital and most populated city. A destination where reminders of the past harmonize with conveniences of the present, the districts of San Juan are as unique as the diversity of cultures that influence them. Varied styles of architecture create an eclectic cityscape, with Spanish fortifications, colonial offices, Art Deco buildings and modern structures.

Castaway Cay
Reserved exclusively for Guests on Disney Cruise Line Bahamian and Caribbean cruise vacations, Castaway Cay is Disney's private port-of-call paradise. On this island, enjoy tropical leisure activities, such as snorkeling, boating, swimming and sunbathing.