Disney Cruise Line Commits to Icy Strait Point with New 15-Year Deal

Chloé Ferreira

Disney Cruise Line has signed a 15-year agreement with Huna Totem Corporation (HTC) that will keep their cruise ships calling on Icy Strait Point through at least 2041.

The new agreement gives Disney Cruise Line preferential access to the privately-owned cruise destination for one ship each week and includes a minimum annual passenger guarantee. It also extends a partnership that has been in place for nearly a decade.


Located in Hoonah, Alaska, Icy Strait Point is owned and operated by Huna Totem Corporation. The destination focuses on showcasing Huna Tlingit culture alongside Alaska’s wildlife and outdoor activities, and it serves as the largest employer in Hoonah.

Howard Sherman, President of Huna Totem Tourism Group, shares:

“Disney Cruise Line has been an important part of the Icy Strait Point story for nearly a decade, and we’re grateful to build on that relationship through this agreement. Each Disney Cruise Line visit helps support local jobs, businesses and economic opportunity in Hoonah while creating meaningful connections between guests and the people who call this place home.”

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The announcement comes after Disney Cruise Line expanded its Alaska season in 2026 from one ship to two. This year, both the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder are sailing select seven-night Alaska itineraries that include a stop at Icy Strait Point.

Jose Fernandez, Vice President, Port Strategy, Development & Operations, Disney Cruise Line states:

“Icy Strait Point has been a valued part of our Alaska itineraries for nearly a decade, offering Disney Cruise Line guests an opportunity to experience the natural beauty, wildlife and rich cultural heritage of Hoonah and the broader Southeast Alaska region. This agreement will help ensure our guests can continue to enjoy the unique experiences that have made Icy Strait Point a fan-favorite destination.”

The agreement also reflects Disney Cruise Line’s continued investment in the communities it visits. Disney has supported programs across Southeast Alaska in recent years, including initiatives focused on food security, environmental stewardship, youth leadership, and workforce readiness.


Disney Cruise Line has not announced its Alaska deployment beyond the current season, or whether two ships will continue sailing Alaska, but this agreement secures one of its key ports through 2041. If you’re planning an Alaska cruise, Icy Strait Point isn’t going anywhere!


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Theme Park Correspondent for The DIS | Chloé loves kitschy dark rides, roller coasters, a good background area music loop, hot Butterbeer, and all things Halloween. You’ll mostly find her wandering around Orlando’s biggest theme parks snapping pics and sharing tips… or probably talking about The Great Movie Ride.
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