Ahoy there, Lydia!
Welcome aboard planDisney! It looks like you're already charting a course for Spring Break 2027. I love planning cruises well in advance because it gives you the best opportunity to find that practically perfect itinerary before everyone else starts chasing the same treasure map!
Since availability and itineraries can always change, I recommend visiting the
Disney Cruise Line website and entering the
number of Guests and staterooms you need to see the most up-to-date availability. You can also filter by your preferred departure month, home port, destination, and more to narrow down your search.
Based on the dates you provided, here are the sailings that currently fit completely within your March 12 through March 20, 2027, travel window:
• Disney Magic - March 12-17 - Departing from Galveston
• Disney Wonder - March 12-19 - Departing from San Diego
• Disney Dream - March 12-15 - Departing from Fort Lauderdale
• Disney Dream - March 15-19 - Departing from Fort Lauderdale
• Disney Fantasy - March 12-17 - Departing from Port Canaveral
• Disney Wish - March 12-15 - Departing from Port Canaveral
• Disney Wish - March 15-19 - Departing from Port Canaveral
• Disney Treasure - March 13-20 - Departing from Port Canaveral
• Disney Destiny - March 13-18 - Departing from Fort Lauderdale
• Disney Adventure - March 15-18 - Departing from Singapore
As you continue planning, I'd also recommend checking the
Special Offers page from time to time. While discounts aren't available on every sailing and eligibility requirements vary, they can be a great way to save a little extra treasure. Some offers don't appear until two to six months before departure, while others may become available much earlier, so it's worth checking back every now and then.
I hope this
helps as you begin planning an unforgettable Spring Break adventure! No matter which ship or itinerary you choose, you'll be making memories that will last long after the last wave goodbye from the ship.
Sea ya real soon as the days grow longer and the countdowns grow shorter,
Dustin