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The Disney Wonder has a very different schedule from the Disney Treasure and Disney Destiny for Fall 2027 through Spring 2028.

Instead of mostly repeating one or two cruise lengths, the Wonder has 55 sailings covering 231 cruise nights, with everything from 3-night Baja getaways to 7-night Mexican Riviera cruises, plus two Pacific Coast repositioning sailings. The season runs from September 20, 2027 through the final cruise departing San Diego on May 4, 2028.

And once I started comparing all the prices, something became very obvious.

With the Disney Wonder, cruise length matters enormously.

In fact, some of the longer Mexican Riviera cruises cost considerably less per night than the short Baja cruises.

There is also one particularly interesting pricing quirk in the 3-night schedule: identical cruises departing only three days apart can have wildly different prices simply because one leaves midweek and the other leaves on a Friday.

So rather than just listing all 55 fares, I wanted to work out where the real value is.

About These Disney Wonder Prices

All prices in this article are the opening-day fares for two guests in one stateroom, including taxes and port fees.

Gratuities are not included.

The per-night figures are the total stateroom price divided by the number of nights, so they are for the room for two guests — not per person.

Because this release includes 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7-night cruises, I have used night-weighted averages where appropriate. That means the averages aren’t distorted by giving a three-night cruise the same weight as a seven-night cruise.

Disney Wonder Prices at a Glance

Across all 55 sailings, the average price per night works out at:

Stateroom	Average/Night	Lowest/Night	Highest/Night
Inside	$553	$414	$821
Oceanview	$654	$496	$993
Verandah	$800	$628	$1,215
Concierge	$1,495	$1,190	$2,313

That means the inside price almost doubles between the lowest and highest nightly rates.

But unlike some of the newer ships, the real story isn’t simply holiday versus non-holiday pricing.

It’s the interaction between cruise length, departure day and date.

The First Thing I Noticed: Longer Can Be Much Better Value

This is probably the most important table in the whole analysis.

Average Price Per Night by Cruise Type

Cruise Type	Sailings	Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
3-Night Baja	17	$628	$741	$891	$1,574
4-Night Baja	23	$543	$635	$770	$1,453
5-Night Baja	3	$471	$555	$671	$1,338
5-Night Mexican Riviera	2	$567	$694	$865	$1,634
6-Night Mexican Riviera	1	$434	$518	$652	$1,250
7-Night Mexican Riviera	7	$551	$662	$828	$1,580
7-Night Riviera excluding Christmas	5	$451	$537	$675	$1,314
4-Night Pacific Coast	2	$422	$500	$657	$1,275

Look at the 3-night Baja versus the non-holiday 7-night Mexican Riviera.

An inside stateroom averages:

3 nights: $628 per night

7 nights: $451 per night

So the three-night cruises cost roughly 39% more per night.

That’s a big difference.

Obviously, total cost still matters. Not everyone wants or can take a seven-night vacation.

But if you have the time and your priority is getting more cruise for the money, the longer Wonder sailings deserve a very close look.

The 3-Night Cruises Have a Fascinating Pricing Pattern

There are 17 three-night Baja cruises.

They all follow the basic pattern of:

San Diego – Ensenada – Sea Day – San Diego

Most leave on a Friday.

But a couple don’t.

And that’s where this gets interesting.

February 1 Versus February 4

February 1, 2028 is a Tuesday departure.

February 4 is a Friday departure.

They are only three days apart.

Same ship.

Same number of nights.

Same itinerary.

February 1

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$1,401	$1,605	$1,917	$3,585

February 4

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$1,935	$2,259	$2,703	$4,605

The inside stateroom jumps by $534.

That’s about 38% more just three days later.

The verandah jumps by $786.

There isn’t an itinerary explanation for this. It’s the convenience of that Friday departure.

And this isn’t just one strange date.

The source data shows that the Friday 3-night cruises average around $1,924 for an inside stateroom, compared with $1,449 for the two non-spring-break Monday/Tuesday departures.

That’s around a 25% difference.

If I had the flexibility to sail midweek, this is absolutely something I would take advantage of.

February 1 Is Also the Lowest Total Price

If your goal is simply getting onto the Disney Wonder for the lowest overall fare in this release, February 1 is the date.

For two guests:

Inside: $1,401

Oceanview: $1,605

Verandah: $1,917

Concierge: $3,585

Those are actually the lowest total prices in every category across all 55 sailings.

At $1,917 for a verandah for two guests, I think this is one of the most interesting short Disney cruises in the release.

But the 3-Night Cruises Aren’t the Best Value Per Night

This is where total price and value per night become two very different things.

February 1 is only $467 per night for an inside stateroom.

That’s excellent for a three-night cruise.

But the April 28 six-night Mexican Riviera cruise costs just $434 per night.

And the May 4 repositioning cruise works out at $414.

So I wouldn’t automatically assume that the cruise with the lowest total fare is giving you the lowest daily cost.

January 24 Is the 4-Night Date I Would Look At First

There are 23 four-night Baja sailings.

The strongest price is January 24, 2028.

Total Price

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$1,816	$2,088	$2,512	$4,760

Per Night

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$454	$522	$628	$1,190

That’s the lowest four-night price in every cabin category.

And you get both Catalina Island and Ensenada.

What makes this even more interesting is that it beats many three-night cruises on a nightly basis while giving you an extra night and an additional port.

The source analysis identifies January 24 as the strongest four-night value of the season.

Watch the Actual 4-Night Itinerary

This is something I would definitely check before booking.

Not all cruises labelled “4-Night Baja” are actually the same.

Most visit Catalina Island and Ensenada.

But two don’t.

November 4 and February 7 visit Ensenada plus two sea days, with no Catalina call.

That doesn’t automatically make them bad cruises. I love sea days.

But look at February 7:

Inside: $2,233

Compare that with January 24:

Inside: $1,816

So you’re paying $417 more thirteen days later and getting one fewer port.

That’s why I wouldn’t book purely from a search result that says “4-Night Baja.” Check exactly where the ship is going.

There Is a Very Interesting Gap in Spring Break Pricing

Look at these four-night Baja inside prices:

Date	Inside
Mar. 20	$2,856
Mar. 27	$2,856
Apr. 3	$2,072
Apr. 13	$2,792
Apr. 17	$2,816

April 3 sticks out immediately.

The price falls from $2,856 to $2,072.

That’s $784 less than March 27 for a cruise just one week later.

Then it jumps straight back to $2,792 on April 13.

The verandah does the same thing:

March 27: $4,056

April 3: $2,944

April 13: $4,048

That is a $1,112 difference between March 27 and April 3.

So even within the broad spring-break period, the pricing isn’t uniform.

If your dates happen to work for April 3, that sailing jumps out.

The Five-Night Baja Cruises Are Surprisingly Good Value

There are only three of them.

Total Prices

Sail Date	Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
Dec. 5	$2,259	$2,669	$3,239	$6,449
Dec. 10	$2,499	$2,969	$3,599	$7,219
Jan. 2	$2,312	$2,682	$3,232	$6,402

Per Night

Sail Date	Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
Dec. 5	$452	$534	$648	$1,290
Dec. 10	$500	$594	$720	$1,444
Jan. 2	$462	$536	$646	$1,280

These are excellent nightly rates.

And January 2 is particularly interesting.

A verandah is $3,232 for five nights, or $646 per night.

Compare that with some of the three-night cruises later in spring that cost more than $3,100 for a verandah.

You’re getting two more nights for almost the same total price.

January 2 Is One of the Most Interesting Holiday Dates

I think this one is easy to overlook.

The January 2 sailing costs:

$2,312 inside

$3,232 verandah

It’s immediately after the peak Christmas/New Year period, but the price falls dramatically.

The December 26 seven-night Mexican Riviera cruise is $5,748 inside.

A week later, January 2 is $2,312.

Obviously, you’re comparing seven nights with five.

But the nightly price drops from $821 to $462 for an inside stateroom.

That’s around 44% less per night.

If you like the idea of cruising around the holiday period but don’t need to be onboard on Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve, January 2 is a very interesting alternative.

The Mexican Riviera Cruises Are Where Things Get Really Interesting

There are 10 Mexican Riviera cruises across the release.

And if I remove the two peak Christmas/New Year sailings, these longer cruises are actually some of the strongest-value Wonder cruises.

The non-holiday Mexican Riviera sailings average around $472 per night for an inside stateroom.

The Baja cruises average $564.

That’s roughly 16% less per night for the cruises that generally take you farther down the Mexican coast and give you more nights onboard.

This is why I would be very careful about assuming the short Baja cruise is automatically the budget-friendly choice.

It may cost less overall.

But it can cost considerably more per day.

October 26 Versus Thanksgiving Is a Great Comparison

There are two five-night Mexican Riviera cruises visiting Cabo San Lucas and Ensenada.

They have identical itineraries.

October 26 costs:

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$2,271	$2,751	$3,411	$6,431

November 23 — Thanksgiving week — costs:

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$3,401	$4,191	$5,241	$9,911

That’s a $1,830 difference for the verandah.

Percentage-wise, the Thanksgiving increase is remarkably consistent across categories — around 50% to 54%.

If you need Thanksgiving week, that’s the market.

If you don’t, October 26 gives you exactly the same itinerary for dramatically less.

April 28 May Be the Best Longer Cruise Value

This one really jumped out at me.

April 28 is a six-night Mexican Riviera cruise.

Total Price

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$2,606	$3,110	$3,914	$7,502

Per Night

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$434	$518	$652	$1,250

For me, this is one of the most compelling prices in the entire release.

You’re getting six nights and Cabo San Lucas for an inside price of $2,606.

Compare that with March 20:

A four-night Baja cruise costs $2,856 inside.

So April 28 gives you:

Two extra nights

Cabo San Lucas

And a total price $250 lower.

That’s the sort of comparison that makes the per-night analysis worthwhile.

The source pricing identifies April 28 as the lowest-priced non-repositioning cruise on a per-night basis.

February 14 Is My Standout 7-Night Cruise

If I wanted a full seven-night Wonder cruise from San Diego, this is one I would be looking at.

February 14, 2028

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$3,103	$3,677	$4,671	$8,997

Per Night

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$443	$525	$667	$1,285

You get a full week on the Wonder for $3,103 inside or $4,671 in a verandah.

That’s extraordinary when you compare it with some of the 3 and 4-night fares.

And at $8,997, it also has the lowest concierge total among the seven-night Mexican Riviera cruises.

September 24 is technically $1 lower for an inside stateroom at $3,102, but February 14 is still one of the strongest combinations in the whole release.

Christmas and New Year Are a Different World

Then we reach December.

The December 19 seven-night Mexican Riviera cruise costs:

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$5,465	$6,697	$8,461	$16,189

The December 26 cruise costs:

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$5,748	$6,952	$8,506	$15,198

Per night, December 26 is the highest-priced inside, oceanview and verandah sailing in the release:

Inside: $821

Oceanview: $993

Verandah: $1,215

That $16,189 concierge fare on December 19 is the highest total price anywhere in the release.

If Christmas onboard the Wonder is something you particularly want, that’s what it costs.

But these sailings distort the Mexican Riviera averages enormously.

Remove those two holiday weeks and seven-night Riviera cruises average just $451 per night inside and $675 per night for a verandah.

Don’t Ignore the Repositioning Cruises

The Wonder begins and ends this season with Pacific Coast cruises between Vancouver and San Diego.

September 20:

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$1,716	$2,012	$2,556	$5,164

May 4:

Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
$1,657	$1,985	$2,697	$5,033

The May 4 cruise works out at just $414 per night inside, the lowest nightly rate anywhere in the release.

Of course, a repositioning cruise may require a one-way flight, so I would always calculate the total trip cost.

Saving money on the cruise isn’t particularly helpful if flights and hotels wipe out the difference.

But if the travel logistics work for you, both of these deserve a look.

All 55 Disney Wonder Fall 2027 – Spring 2028 Prices

Prices are for two guests including taxes and port fees. Gratuities are not included.

Sail Date	Nights	Cruise	Inside	Oceanview	Verandah	Concierge
Sep. 20, 2027	4	Pacific Coast	$1,716	$2,012	$2,556	$5,164
Sep. 24, 2027	7	Mexican Riviera	$3,102	$3,802	$4,754	$9,164
Oct. 1, 2027	3	Baja	$1,797	$2,157	$2,553	$4,641
Oct. 4, 2027	4	Baja	$1,909	$2,205	$2,653	$5,205
Oct. 8, 2027	3	Baja	$1,797	$2,157	$2,553	$4,641
Oct. 11, 2027	4	Baja	$1,925	$2,221	$2,677	$5,109
Oct. 15, 2027	3	Baja	$1,797	$2,157	$2,553	$4,641
Oct. 18, 2027	4	Baja	$1,909	$2,205	$2,653	$5,205
Oct. 22, 2027	4	Baja	$1,989	$2,309	$2,781	$5,325
Oct. 26, 2027	5	Mexican Riviera	$2,271	$2,751	$3,411	$6,431
Oct. 31, 2027	4	Baja	$1,917	$2,261	$2,725	$5,365
Nov. 4, 2027	4	Baja – No Catalina	$1,881	$2,241	$2,713	$5,377
Nov. 8, 2027	4	Baja	$1,973	$2,301	$2,781	$5,373
Nov. 12, 2027	3	Baja	$1,839	$2,163	$2,679	$4,581
Nov. 15, 2027	4	Baja	$1,957	$2,285	$2,757	$5,325
Nov. 19, 2027	4	Baja	$2,397	$2,837	$3,533	$6,093
Nov. 23, 2027	5	Riviera – Thanksgiving	$3,401	$4,191	$5,241	$9,911
Nov. 28, 2027	7	Mexican Riviera	$3,190	$3,778	$4,786	$9,252
Dec. 5, 2027	5	Baja	$2,259	$2,669	$3,239	$6,449
Dec. 10, 2027	5	Baja	$2,499	$2,969	$3,599	$7,219
Dec. 15, 2027	4	Baja	$2,053	$2,429	$2,901	$5,717
Dec. 19, 2027	7	Riviera – Christmas	$5,465	$6,697	$8,461	$16,189
Dec. 26, 2027	7	Riviera – New Year	$5,748	$6,952	$8,506	$15,198
Jan. 2, 2028	5	Baja	$2,312	$2,682	$3,232	$6,402
Jan. 7, 2028	3	Baja	$1,749	$2,079	$2,475	$4,533
Jan. 10, 2028	4	Baja	$1,888	$2,168	$2,624	$5,048
Jan. 14, 2028	3	Baja	$1,851	$2,157	$2,697	$4,659
Jan. 17, 2028	7	Mexican Riviera	$3,131	$3,663	$4,489	$9,067
Jan. 24, 2028	4	Baja	$1,816	$2,088	$2,512	$4,760
Jan. 28, 2028	4	Baja	$2,128	$2,504	$3,104	$5,312
Feb. 1, 2028	3	Baja	$1,401	$1,605	$1,917	$3,585
Feb. 4, 2028	3	Baja	$1,935	$2,259	$2,703	$4,605
Feb. 7, 2028	4	Baja – No Catalina	$2,233	$2,561	$3,169	$5,929
Feb. 11, 2028	3	Baja	$1,935	$2,259	$2,703	$4,605
Feb. 14, 2028	7	Mexican Riviera	$3,103	$3,677	$4,671	$8,997
Feb. 21, 2028	4	Baja	$2,200	$2,552	$3,088	$5,952
Feb. 25, 2028	3	Baja	$1,761	$2,115	$2,493	$4,539
Feb. 28, 2028	4	Baja	$1,928	$2,224	$2,680	$5,112
Mar. 3, 2028	3	Baja	$1,833	$2,199	$2,607	$4,743
Mar. 6, 2028	7	Mexican Riviera	$3,243	$3,873	$4,923	$9,529
Mar. 13, 2028	3	Baja	$1,497	$1,737	$2,079	$3,915
Mar. 16, 2028	4	Baja	$2,536	$3,064	$3,640	$6,720
Mar. 20, 2028	4	Baja	$2,856	$3,360	$4,056	$6,944
Mar. 24, 2028	3	Baja	$2,289	$2,655	$3,249	$5,553
Mar. 27, 2028	4	Baja	$2,856	$3,360	$4,056	$6,944
Mar. 31, 2028	3	Baja	$2,235	$2,625	$3,165	$5,379
Apr. 3, 2028	4	Baja	$2,072	$2,400	$2,944	$5,920
Apr. 7, 2028	3	Baja	$2,289	$2,655	$3,249	$5,553
Apr. 10, 2028	3	Baja	$2,217	$2,601	$3,135	$5,331
Apr. 13, 2028	4	Baja	$2,792	$3,280	$4,048	$8,312
Apr. 17, 2028	4	Baja	$2,816	$3,312	$4,056	$7,272
Apr. 21, 2028	3	Baja	$1,833	$2,199	$2,607	$4,743
Apr. 24, 2028	4	Baja	$1,912	$2,216	$2,696	$5,336
Apr. 28, 2028	6	Mexican Riviera	$2,606	$3,110	$3,914	$7,502
May 4, 2028	4	Pacific Coast	$1,657	$1,985	$2,697	$5,033

Disney Wonder Per-Night Prices

Here is the same release viewed by nightly cost.

Sail Date	Nights	Inside/Night	Oceanview/Night	Verandah/Night	Concierge/Night
Sep. 20	4	$429	$503	$639	$1,291
Sep. 24	7	$443	$543	$679	$1,309
Oct. 1	3	$599	$719	$851	$1,547
Oct. 4	4	$477	$551	$663	$1,301
Oct. 8	3	$599	$719	$851	$1,547
Oct. 11	4	$481	$555	$669	$1,277
Oct. 15	3	$599	$719	$851	$1,547
Oct. 18	4	$477	$551	$663	$1,301
Oct. 22	4	$497	$577	$695	$1,331
Oct. 26	5	$454	$550	$682	$1,286
Oct. 31	4	$479	$565	$681	$1,341
Nov. 4	4	$470	$560	$678	$1,344
Nov. 8	4	$493	$575	$695	$1,343
Nov. 12	3	$613	$721	$893	$1,527
Nov. 15	4	$489	$571	$689	$1,331
Nov. 19	4	$599	$709	$883	$1,523
Nov. 23	5	$680	$838	$1,048	$1,982
Nov. 28	7	$456	$540	$684	$1,322
Dec. 5	5	$452	$534	$648	$1,290
Dec. 10	5	$500	$594	$720	$1,444
Dec. 15	4	$513	$607	$725	$1,429
Dec. 19	7	$781	$957	$1,209	$2,313
Dec. 26	7	$821	$993	$1,215	$2,171
Jan. 2	5	$462	$536	$646	$1,280
Jan. 7	3	$583	$693	$825	$1,511
Jan. 10	4	$472	$542	$656	$1,262
Jan. 14	3	$617	$719	$899	$1,553
Jan. 17	7	$447	$523	$641	$1,295
Jan. 24	4	$454	$522	$628	$1,190
Jan. 28	4	$532	$626	$776	$1,328
Feb. 1	3	$467	$535	$639	$1,195
Feb. 4	3	$645	$753	$901	$1,535
Feb. 7	4	$558	$640	$792	$1,482
Feb. 11	3	$645	$753	$901	$1,535
Feb. 14	7	$443	$525	$667	$1,285
Feb. 21	4	$550	$638	$772	$1,488
Feb. 25	3	$587	$705	$831	$1,513
Feb. 28	4	$482	$556	$670	$1,278
Mar. 3	3	$611	$733	$869	$1,581
Mar. 6	7	$463	$553	$703	$1,361
Mar. 13	3	$499	$579	$693	$1,305
Mar. 16	4	$634	$766	$910	$1,680
Mar. 20	4	$714	$840	$1,014	$1,736
Mar. 24	3	$763	$885	$1,083	$1,851
Mar. 27	4	$714	$840	$1,014	$1,736
Mar. 31	3	$745	$875	$1,055	$1,793
Apr. 3	4	$518	$600	$736	$1,480
Apr. 7	3	$763	$885	$1,083	$1,851
Apr. 10	3	$739	$867	$1,045	$1,777
Apr. 13	4	$698	$820	$1,012	$2,078
Apr. 17	4	$704	$828	$1,014	$1,818
Apr. 21	3	$611	$733	$869	$1,581
Apr. 24	4	$478	$554	$674	$1,334
Apr. 28	6	$434	$518	$652	$1,250
May 4	4	$414	$496	$674	$1,258

Which Disney Wonder Sailings Would I Look At First?

After comparing all 55, there isn’t one answer because the Wonder schedule is so varied.

For the lowest total price, I’d look at February 1. A verandah is just $1,917 for two guests.

For four nights, January 24 really stands out. A $2,512 verandah works out at $628 per night, and you get both Catalina and Ensenada.

If I wanted a longer cruise, February 14 would be very high on my list. Seven nights for $3,103 inside or $4,671 verandah is extremely strong compared with the shorter cruises.

And April 28 is perhaps the biggest sleeper in the release. Six nights, Cabo and Ensenada, and a verandah for $3,914.

I would also look at October 26 if Halloween on the High Seas appeals to you. It’s a five-night Mexican Riviera sailing at $3,411 for a verandah.

My Takeaway From All 55 Disney Wonder Prices

The Wonder release has taught me something slightly different from the Treasure and Destiny schedules.

Here, I wouldn’t start by asking:

“Which week is lowest?”

I’d start with:

“How long can I sail?”

Because the short cruises often carry a surprisingly high nightly premium.

A three-night cruise may look attractive because the total fare is lower, but in some cases you can spend only a little more — or occasionally even less — and get two, three or four additional nights.

The second thing I would check is the departure day.

February 1 versus February 4 is the perfect example. Same itinerary, three days apart, and hundreds of dollars difference.

And finally, don’t assume every “Baja” cruise is identical. Some include Catalina, some don’t, and the pricing doesn’t necessarily compensate you for losing that port.

With 55 sailings, the Wonder has far more variation than the Treasure release.

But that also means there are more opportunities.

If your dates are flexible, your cruise length is flexible, and you’re willing to compare the nightly rate rather than only the headline total, there are some genuinely interesting prices hidden in this schedule.