Disney Destiny to Set Sail in December 2025 – Three Day Reveal Announcements Commencing July 30th

Disney Cruise Line will start revealing details on the Disney Destiny over the course of 3 consecutive days starting July 30, 2024 via the Disney Parks Blog.

There are two sides to every story. The magic happens where the two meet. Where heroes meet villains—and that’s aboard the all-new Disney Destiny. Here, magic and mischief collide for a celebration of bold heroes and villains from beloved Disney, Pixar and Marvel films, and classic Disney Park attractions.

Join us for a unique three-day reveal event on the Disney Parks Blog starting July 30 at 10:00 a.m. ET. Each day, we’ll share how myths and stories come alive aboard the newest ship in our fleet.

DCL Disney Destingy Reveal Teaser

The third Wish Class vessel themed to heroes and villains will set sail in December 2025 with booking for the inaugural season on sail to the general public on August 9, 2024 following a tiered Castaway Club booking opportunity.

DCL Disney Destiny Reveal Teaser Portholes

10 Replies to “Disney Destiny to Set Sail in December 2025 – Three Day Reveal Announcements Commencing July 30th”

    1. Rich

      If you are onboard and have a placeholder to use, is there a way to use the placeholder since you cannnot use it when booking online?

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      1. Dyn

        I booked my Treasure Cruise with a placeholder during the castaway club prebooking period using the live chat feature on the DCL website was so much easier than calling.

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  1. Disney Pearl

    Great! Where port is Destiny sailing out of? What is the first date for earliest early booking? Thanks

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    1. Justen

      If tradition holds true, it will start sailing out of Port Canaveral. The booking dates haven’t been released yet, but will most likely be made public at some point during the up-coming 3-day reveal.

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    2. fish86

      The Destiny will be sailing out of Fort Lauderdale because the contract they signed with the Port Everglades cruise port said they will have 2 seasonal ships operating as of 2025 (First ship being the Dream)

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  2. Justen

    @Fish86 -> Yes, but that doesn’t mean DCL isn’t going to re-locate the Wish or the Fantasy. From an itinerary perspective out of PC, the Dream “replaced” the Wonder, the Fantasy “replaced” the Magic, the Wish “replaced” the Dream, the Treasure is “replacing” the Fantasy and I expect the Destiny will “replace” the Wish. All DCL ships have started, or will be starting (Treasure), service out of Port Canaveral and I don’t anticipate the Destiny will be any different. Port Canaveral has the highest DCL passenger count than any other port DCL is currently sailing out of (or has sailed out of previously). Sending a brand new ship to a port that has less than half the DCL foot traffic that PC has, just doesn’t make sense to me. The Port Canaveral schedule currently only goes until September 2024 and the Port Everglades schedule currently only goes until August 2024, but we shall see in a few days during the reveal. My bet is still on PC. Scott, what are your thoughts on this?

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