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Tick “Compare” on two or three ships to see them side by side.
How this works
Where does the ship information come from?
Ship size, guest capacity, stateroom counts and service dates come from public fleet records. Features come from each ship's public profile. Where each ship sails comes from Disney Cruise Line's fall 2026–spring 2027 itinerary release (August 19, 2025) and its fall 2027–spring 2028 release (August 25, 2026), as reported by the linked sources. Every card links to its sources.
How do you rank the ships?
A ship fits when it has announced sailings from your port and in your cruise length for the window you picked, and has every must-have you ticked. Ships that fit are sorted by how many must-haves they match, then by how many matching sailings they have, then newest first. Ships that don't fit stay visible with the reason.
Why does Lookout Cay say “check itineraries” for some ships?
For fall 2027–spring 2028, the published summaries only mention Lookout Cay stops for some ships. Where a stop isn't mentioned we don't guess either way, so check the ship's sailings or ask Danny.
What about prices?
Disney cruise fares change daily and depend on the sail date, stateroom and party, so this tool doesn't show prices. It links to current Disney Cruise Line offers in our Deal finder, and Danny can price exact sailings for you.
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