Disney Cruise to Hawaii

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Is there a Disney Cruise to Hawaii? Many cruise lines including Princess and Norwegian cruise lines sail to Hawaii. There is a huge demand for a Disney Hawaii Cruise. However, although Disney has offered Hawaii cruises in the past, they do not sail every year. However, the amazing news is that there will be two Disney Cruises to Hawaii in 2022.

Disney Cruise Hawaii

There was s lot of excitement when Disney cruise lines announced that they would be sailing to Hawaii again in 2020. The Disney Wonder had two Hawaii sailings for 2020. However, they were canceled along with many other Disney cruises in 2020. Scroll down to see whether or not it is likely that there will be any Disney Cruises to Hawaii for 2021. These were the Disney Cruises which had been planned for 2020 but which didn’t sail.

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2020 Disney Wonder 9-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Vancouver to Honolulu

This Disney Hawaii cruise sails on 4/29/2020 Day 1: Vancouver (British Columbia), Canada Day 2: At Sea Day 3: At Sea Day 4: At Sea Day 5: At Sea Day 6: At Sea Day 7: Nawiliwili, Hawai’i Day 8: Kahului, Hawai’i Day 9: Hilo, Hawai’i Day 10: Honolulu, Hawai’i

2020 Disney Wonder 10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Honolulu to Vancouver

This Disney Hawaii cruise was set to sail  on 5/8/2020 Day 1: Honolulu, Hawai’i Day 2: Hilo, Hawai’i Day 3: Nawiliwili, Hawai’i Day 4: Nawiliwili, Hawai’i Day 5: Kahului, Hawai’i Day 6: At Sea Day 7: At Sea Day 8: At Sea Day 9: At Sea Day 10: At Sea Day 11: Vancouver (British Columbia), Canada

10 Night Disney Cruise Hawaii 2022 from Vancouver

• Vancouver
• At Sea
• At Sea
• At Sea
• At Sea
• At Sea
• Nawiliwili, Hawai’i
• Nawiliwili, Hawai’i
• Kahului, Maui
• Honolulu, Hawai’i

This Disney Wonder Cruise to Hawaii sails on 4/26/22

10 Night Disney Cruise Hawaii 2022 from Honolulu

• Honolulu, Hawai’i
• Kahului, Maui
• Hilo, Hawai’i
• Nawiliwili, Hawai’i
• Nawiliwili, Hawai’i
• At Sea
• At Sea
• At Sea
• At Sea
• Vancouver Canada

This Disney Cruise from Hawaii sails on 5/6/22. Disney Cruises to Hawaii History Disney cruises first sailed to Hawaii in 2012. The Disney Wonder is the only Disney ship that has cruised to Hawaii. She is the only Disney cruise ship that has sailed on the West Coast. At the moment the Disney Wonder sails Cruises To Alaska in the summer and Disney Mexican Riviera Cruises in the Spring and Fall. The 2012 Disney Hawaii Cruises were round trip from Los Angeles. She sailed on April 29th and October 14th, 2012. These Disney Hawaii roundtrip cruises had a lot of Sea Days. The 15-night cruises had 9 days at Sea. For us, that would be perfect. It is similar to the Disney Panama Canal Cruise in terms of cruise length and amount of days at sea. The Disney Hawaiian Cruise had port stops at Hilo and Kahului in Hawaii, Honolulu on Oahu and Nawiliwili on Kauai. The final port was Ensenada Mexico. Here is the full itinerary for the Disney Hawaii cruises which sailed in 2012. Sunday Los Angeles Monday At Sea Tuesday At Sea Wednesday At Sea Thursday At Sea Friday Hilo, Hawaii Saturday Kahului, Hawaii Sunday Honolulu, Oahu Monday Nawiliwili, Kauai Tuesday At Sea Wednesday At Sea Thursday At Sea Friday At Sea Saturday At Sea Sunday Ensenada, Mexico Monday Los Angeles A 15-night cruise gives you plenty of time to truly relax and enjoy a vacation. There is a lot of time at sea on this Disney cruise to Hawaii but that is a huge part of the appeal. How often do you go on a trip only to find yourself at the end of it, more exhausted than when you started out? Sometimes it is a good idea just to step back and take some time to truly relax. xPerfect the art of doing nothing, if only for a few days! Disney also sailed to Hawaii in 2015. These were very different itineraries as they were not round trips. She sailed from Vancouver to Honolulu on one cruise and from Honolulu back to Vancouver on the return. The Disney Wonder had just completed her Alaskan sailings for 2015. The first one sailed on September 7th, 2015 out of Vancouver. The second one sailed from Honolulu on September 17th, 2015. Each Hawaii Disney cruise was 10 nights. Each Disney Hawaii cruise 2015 had the same port stops of Hilo (Hawaii Island), Nawiliwili (Kauai) and Kahului (Maui) and Honolulu (Oahu). As you can see, these two Disney cruises to Hawaii are very different. I remember that demand for the 15-night roundtrip sailings to Hawaii was in huge demand. The 11-night sailings in 2015 didn’t sell as well. One way cruises are generally more difficult to sell. A huge part of the appeal of the roundtrip cruise to Hawaii is that you do not have to pay for airfare back if you can easily get to LA. On the one way cruises from Vancouver and back your only option was to fly one way – unless you could sail on both and make it a round trip! Imagine a 22 day round trip Disney Cruise. Very nice, but not an option for most people!

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Will There Be Disney Cruises to Hawaii in the Future?

We predict that there will be more Disney cruises to Hawaii on the horizon. We were right to predict that there would be a return to Hawaii in 2020 and we are confident that there will be more sailings in the future. Disney cruise lines have ordered 3 more ships. The first new Disney Cruise Ship will set sail in Summer 2022. Two more will also be launched after this. We don’t know what the timetable for that is at the moment. The new Disney ships will be slightly larger than the Disney Fantasy and the Disney Dream. However, it will have the same number of staterooms at 1250. Of course, it is fun to speculate about where the new Disney cruise ships will sail from in the future. We know that the new Disney Wish will be sailing from Port Canaveral.  With Disney cruise lines almost doubling its fleet by 2023 we think that there will be a lot more opportunity for cruises to Hawaii. With more Disney cruise ships sailing the ocean, there will be more of an opportunity for at least one of the ships to be on the West Coast. If this happens the Disney Wonder could sail out of San Diego and Vancouver year-round. Therefore this would be the perfect opportunity for a Disney cruise to Hawaii. Most likely this would be a round trip from Los Angeles. Will Disney cruises have Hawaii as a home port? In some ways, this would make sense. Guests could then combine a Disney cruise with a stay at Aulani. However, there are problems with this plan which make it unlikely. Ever heard of the Passenger Vessel Services Act (PVSA)? Probably not, but it has a big impact on the cruise industry. The PVSA was signed into law by President Grover Cleveland in 1886 to protect US workers. It means that to sail passengers from one US port to another, without a port stop in a no US port, certain conditions have to be met. The ship has to be owned by a US company, built in the US and exclusively staffed by a US crew. If it isn’t and it breaks the rules it has a $300 fine per passenger. The only condition which Disney and most cruise companies meet is that they are US companies. However, cruise ships aren’t built in the US. The cruise ship industry usually relies on a large number of non-US crew. These rules explain why the only cruise ship to sail around Hawaii is NCL Pride of America. It has a crew that is entirely made up of US Citizens or Green Card Holders. This ancient law also explains why ships that sail from a US port have to always sail to a non-US port before returning back to the US. That is why the Disney cruises to Hawaii had to have a port stop in Ensenada Mexico before sailing back to Los Angeles.

Why Should You Sail on a Disney Cruise to Hawaii?

A Disney cruise is an amazing experience for the whole family. Of course, there is so much to do on a Disney cruise you are always going to have something to keep you occupied. Disney cruises are very family orientated but there is something for all ages to enjoy. Don’t think that this one is just for the kids because the adults are not going to want the cruise experience to end either! What is so special about a Disney cruise? So many things make a Disney cruise a magical experience. The staterooms are up to 25% larger than others in the industry. This makes a huge difference, particularly when you are sailing on a longer cruise. The children’s entertainment and kids clubs are the very best at sea. Disney always excels at putting on a show and you can experience Broadway-quality entertainment every night on your cruise. And of course, you have the Disney magic. It is difficult to put into words if you have never sailed on a Disney ship, but the standard of service is exceptional and the attention to detail is not something you usually find with other cruise lines. As soon as there is a Disney cruise to Hawaii announced we are going to be one of the first to book it. Are you?

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