UPDATE: See new information on Bahamas below.
Disney Cruise Line has cancelled sailings through at least October 31st, but even then it’s unclear what countries and ports will actually allow ships to dock when Disney returns to the high seas.
We’ve researched the destinations that DCL has scheduled for November and December, just to see what information we could find. Keep in mind that things change quickly, so we will try to keep this list as up-to-date and accurate as possible.
- Castaway Cay – while operated by Disney, the island is officially part of the Bahamas which hasn’t reopened to ships
- Costa Maya, Mexico – working to adapt their facilities, but no other updates available (source)
- Cozumel, Mexico – appears to be open as of 06/08/20 (source)
- Falmouth, Jamaica – appears to be open as of 06/15/20, with travel authorization required through at least 09/30/20 (source)
- Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands – closed to cruise ships through 12/31/20 (source)
- Key West, FL – would likely fall under the current CDC no sail order which expires 09/30/20
- Nassau, Bahamas – closed to cruise ships with no reopening date scheduled, however DCL is working with Pearl Island to offer excursions to its private beaches in the future (source); Update 09/08/20: Bahamas will move to Phase 3 on 10/15, which will allow more tourism including beaches and major hotels, however, cruise ships are not allowed until Phase 4 (source)
- Philipsburg, St. Maarten – appears to be open as of 08/01/20, with electronic health authorization required (source)
- San Juan, PR – would likely fall under the current CDC no sail order which expires 09/30/20
- St. John’s, Antigua – closed to cruise ships with no reopening date scheduled (source)
- St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands – no reopening date scheduled, however, tour operators are attempting to set up exclusive beach zones for DCL passengers (source)
- Tortola, British Virgin Islands – closed to cruise ships with no reopening date scheduled (source)
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