There Are New Ways to SAVE On a Disney Cruise!

Are you ready for a getaway?

If you’re looking for a relaxing vacation away from the hustle and bustle, then it sounds like it’s time to plan for your next Disney Cruise! There are so many great things coming soon to Disney Cruise Line, and now there are some new discounts to help you save.

Now listed on the Disney Cruise Line Special Offers page are 3 new options for Florida Residents, U.S. Military, and those looking to sail on select cruises. The deal for Disney Visa cardholders remains available.

For Florida Residents, you can save significantly on sailings to the Bahamas or the Caribbean.

There are a variety of dates available for cruises that leave from both Port Canaveral…

…and Miami.

For one 4-night Very Merrytime Bahamian Cruise from Miami on December 2nd, 2021, rates start as low as $173 per person per night for two passengers. The cruise fare for 2 guests would be about $1,384 (not including some taxes and expenses).

Military members can also score great rates!

There are special rates available for retired and active U.S. military personnel (or spouses) for cruises leaving from Florida…

…or even from ports in other spots.

As we mentioned above, you can also save on select other cruises by booking a specific room.

According to the Disney Cruise Line website, you could get up to 25% off rates if you book a room that falls under the Verandah Category with Restrictions type.

And, on other select dates, you could save up to 30% on your cruise by booking a Verandah Category with Restrictions room.

The availability of rooms that qualify for this discount is limited, and Disney has specified that this offer is for new bookings only. When you book the cruise using this offer, full payment will be required and the fee is non-refundable, so just be sure to keep those restrictions in mind.

We’ll keep checking back for discounts for the rest of the year and 2022!

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