Disney Cruise Line and Port of San Diego extend homeport ...
Disney Cruise Line and the Port of San Diego have signed a new agreement extending their homeport partnership through at least 2031.
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- Disney Cruise Line and the Port of San Diego have announced a new multi-year agreement through at least 2031 that substantially expands West Coast sailings from San Diego. The arrangement is expected to nearly double the number of Disney cruises departing San Diego each year, bringing more departures and a broader mix of itineraries.[2][5][6]
- Two Disney ships are slated to homeport in San Diego for the 2026–2027 season, with itineraries ranging from 3– to 7-night voyages to Catalina Island, Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, and Puerto Vallarta, plus a Panama Canal transit option for longer itineraries.[3][5]
- The Port notes the expanded homeport arrangement aims to support more efficient operations and boost the region’s economy, with Disney retaining priority access to the B Street terminal to facilitate schedule planning.[5][6]
Illustration: Expect more frequent West Coast Disney departures out of San Diego, enabling easier connection with Disneyland trips and a wider selection of itineraries on the California, Mexican Riviera, and Panama Canal routes.
If you’d like, I can pull the full official press release or summarize specific sailing options for the 2026–2027 season.
Citations:
- Disney Cruise Line and Port of San Diego extend homeport partnership through at least 2031, doubling annual sailings.[5]
- Disney Cruise Line expands San Diego port sailings with two ships for 2026–2027, itineraries including Catalina, Cabo, Ensenada, Puerto Vallarta.[3][5]
- Double the Disneyland & sea cruises for next 5 years (overview of the expansion).[2]