Disney Cruise Line will deploy the Disney Wish to New York City starting September 29, 2027, offering seven sailings through early November before relocating to Puerto Rico. This marks the first time a Wish-class ship has operated multiple cruises from the East Coast port, bringing the 4,000-passenger vessel to the region for a limited seasonal run.
The New York sailings span 4 to 7 nights, with itineraries focusing on Bermuda and Canada destinations. The first departure on September 29 is a 4-night Bermuda cruise to King's Wharf. Most sailings are 5-night voyages visiting either Bermuda, Canada and New England, or both regions. A single 6-night cruise combines Bermuda with Halifax and a 7-night Canada itinerary departs October 24, visiting Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia ports. The final New York departure on October 31 is a one-way 5-night sailing to San Juan that includes a Bermuda stop.
After the New York season concludes, Disney Wish will offer two sailings from San Juan in November. The first is a 7-night Southern Caribbean cruise to Aruba, Bonaire, Dominica, and St. Maarten, followed by a 4-night Bahamas sailing featuring stops at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point and Disney Castaway Cay before returning to Port Canaveral. The ship will then resume its regular 3- and 4-night Bahamas schedule from Florida.
Disney Cruise Line previously operated the Disney Dream from New York in fall 2023 with comparable itineraries and timing. Bookings opened as "Coming Soon" on August 25, 2026, with formal reservations becoming available to Castaway Club loyalty members first, followed by the general public. Members at higher tiers receive earlier booking windows, ranging from one day for Silver members to four days for Pearl members.
For passengers seeking East Coast departures without driving to Florida, the Disney Wish's New York season offers convenient access to Caribbean and Canada-New England routes during peak fall foliage season.
Originally reported by Cruise Hive, Melissa Mayntz (August 25, 2026).
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