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10 Around-the-world Cruises for the Trip of a Lifetime

These world cruises offer the ultimate itineraries.

Elizabeth Rhodes is a special projects editor at Travel + Leisure , covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina, Elizabeth moved to New York City from London, where she started her career as a travel blogger and writer.

Want to island hop around French Polynesia, visit Africa's incredible cities, and cruise through Asia without ever switching hotels or repacking your bags? An around-the-world cruise provides the ultimate itinerary, packed with exciting international destinations (some even visit hard-to-reach destinations like Easter Island and Antarctica), and luxury cruise lines provide comfortable accommodations, specialty restaurants, and plenty to do on and off the ship.

There are two main things you need before booking a world cruise: plenty of time and some spare cash. Prices range from around $20,000 to upwards of $100,000 per person, and all our top picks are more than 100 days (one is even a whopping 275 days), so they're ideal for retired travelers looking for their next big adventure. Pack wisely for a range of destinations and climates, and get ready for the journey of a lifetime, filled with postcard-perfect destinations and new friends (because you're bound to meet a travel buddy or two after 100-plus days on a ship). If an around-the-world cruise is at the top of your travel list, you'll want to book sooner rather than later — these journeys frequently sell out because many cruise lines only offer a limited number of sailings.

Here are ten of the best around-the-world cruises you can take in 2023 and 2024.

Viking Ocean Cruises

Viking world cruise.

See 28 countries on the 138-day Viking World Cruise from Fort Lauderdale to London. After departing from Florida, the Viking Sky will sail the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, stopping in sunny destinations before crossing the Panama Canal to reach the Pacific. From there, the ship will visit destinations in Mexico and the continental United States, continuing on to Hawaii, French Polynesia, New Zealand, and Australia. Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and India are among the ports in Asia, then it's on to the Middle East before traveling to Europe, where final destinations include Italy, Spain, and Portugal en route to London. Fares start at $59,995.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Moments in time: world cruise 2024.

Sail around the world in 132 nights aboard the Seven Seas Mariner on a round-trip journey from Miami. You'll spend the days at sea enjoying the luxury ship's amenities, including the spa and several restaurants and lounges, between stops in destinations like Costa Rica, Mexico, Hawaii, Tahiti, Bora Bora, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore, India, UAE, Israel, and Italy, among others. This 2024 world cruise , with fares starting at $73,499, is officially sold out , but you can join a waitlist to be notified of cancellations.

Royal Caribbean

The ultimate world cruise.

Royal Caribbean pulls out all the stops — and there are more than 150 of them — on this 274-night cruise to all seven continents. The itinerary aboard the Serenade of the Seas begins in Miami on December 10, 2023, and visits more than 60 countries, including Brazil, Ecuador, Nicaragua, French Polynesia, the Philippines, South Korea, India, Romania, and Greenland, before ending in Miami on September 10, 2024. Travelers who don't want to commit to the entire cruise can book shorter segments. Fares start at $59,999 for this cruise that gives travelers the opportunity to visit 11 of the great wonders of the world, including the Taj Mahal, the Great Wall of China, and Chichen Itza.

World Cruise 2024

Enjoy 133 days on Silversea's Silver Shadow with this round-trip sailing from San Francisco. During that time, the ship will visit 65 ports in 14 countries, including Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, China, Japan, and Canada. Fares start at $66,000 for this 2024 sailing, which currently has waitlist availability.

2024 World Cruise: Extraordinary Horizons

Climb aboard the Seabourn Sojourn for a 145-day world cruise from Los Angeles to Athens, visiting 72 ports in 28 countries. The cruise departs Los Angeles and goes to Hawaii, French Polynesia, New Zealand, Australia, Vietnam, Japan, and China — just to name a few places — before ending in Greece. Visit the website for booking details and shorter segments.

Oceania Cruises

Around the world in 180 days.

Travelers on Oceania's 180-day round-trip cruise from Los Angeles to New York aboard the Insignia will see some of the world's most impressive sights. Highlights include stops in stunning French Polynesia, Indonesia, Thailand, Egypt, Spain, France, and Iceland. Fares start at $48,499 for the 2024 sailing .

MSC Cruises

Msc world cruise 2024.

The MSC Poesia will take guests to 56 destinations on this 120-day cruise starting in Rome. Countries visited during this journey include Argentina, Chile, Peru, New Zealand, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, India, and Jordan. When you're not exploring each port, you can relax in the swimming pools and hot tubs, visit the many restaurants, bars, and lounges, or go to the spa. Fares start at $17,199 per person; find booking details on the MSC website.

Princess Cruises

111-day world cruise.

This round-trip cruise from Los Angeles on the Island Princess will visit 47 ports in beautiful places like New Zealand, Australia, Bali, Sri Lanka, UAE, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Spain, Morocco, Bermuda, Mexico, and more. Fares for this 2024 sailing start at $19,497.

Holland America Line

128-day grand world voyage.

Explore the world on this 128-day round-trip journey from Fort Lauderdale on the Zuiderdam . This cruise's itinerary includes a trip down the Amazon River, stops in the Caribbean, a Panama Canal crossing, and stops in cities like Honolulu, Tokyo, Shanghai, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Istanbul, and more. Fares start at $23,599 for this 2024 cruise .

Azamara World Cruise

This 155-night itinerary to more than 40 countries kicks off in Fort Lauderdale and finishes in Barcelona. The itinerary features ports for experiencing some of the great wonders of the world, including the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, as well as Petra in Jordan and the Colosseum in Rome. Travelers can also choose to join segments of the cruise aboard the Azamara Onward for as few as 10 nights. Fares for this 2024 sailing start at $36,379.

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Grand Voyages & World Cruises

A world cruise is transformative. Grand Voyages and World Cruises leave roundtrip from the United States and give you longer itineraries so that you deeply connect with the world’s most fascinating places. Every world cruise features a range of destinations, from bustling capitals to seldom-visited jewels. The discovery continues on board with an enhanced enrichment program. While going to your next destination, you can learn new brush strokes with artists in residence or attend live cooking demonstrations. A world of wonders awaits.

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2025 Grand World Voyage

Unveil intriguing islands, spectacular cities & jaw-dropping landscapes. Bask in Northern Africa’s majesty & Western Europe’s old-world wonders.

2025 Pole-to-Pole Grand Voyage

Journey from the otherworldly landscapes of Antarctica to the windswept coastline of Norway’s North Cape with 28 countries and 66 ports in between.

2026 Grand World Voyage

Explore all seven continents, no international fights required. Voyage includes 9 overnights in spectacular ports like Bali, Singapore & Lisbon.

2026 Grand Australia Voyage

Embark on a transpacific voyage from San Diego through the wonders of Australia, New Zealand & the South Pacifc. Explore more on 6 overnights including Hobart, Sydney & Auckland.

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Journey beyond ordinary. Our award-winning Grand World voyages are on a scale all their own. Winner of Readers’ Choice from Travel Weekly for Best World Itinerary. Discover world capitals, iconic landmarks and secluded gems on these extraordinary voyages. See the world from your doorstep. Sails roundtrip from the United States. 

Transformative World Cruises

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World Cruises

This is CruiseMapper's World Cruise schedule where you can compare itineraries, departure dates, ports, and destinations. For more detailed information on "Around The World" cruise ships - just follow the ship links from the below table. This page is integrated with our Suez Canal cruise ship transits and Transatlantic cruises ( repositioncruises.com ).

Vacationers on cruises around the world are able to experience culture-rich opportunities while sightseeing on multiple continents. Combine exciting land tours with leisurely days at sea. Fulfill your dreams and book a world cruise to explore the globe!

You are not alone in your dream to discover what lies there, beyond the horizon... It has been a part of human nature since immemorial time. It was not until 1922 when the first passenger circumnavigation was made by Cunard Line that adventurous souls could follow Magellan's way around the world.

"Around the World Cruise"

"Around The World" cruises are the perfect voyages for those who want it all. This type of cruise vacations is an opportunity to explore beautiful landscapes, diverse cultures, and wildlife on earth. As they last as long as 110 days, dock at upwards of thirty ports, round the world cruises take guests to the globe's most exciting destinations in comfort and style. Another option for travelers who think it's much time at sea is taking just an itinerary section (one of the smaller segments), so as to explore one region only.

Cruisers who look for stunning landscapes, histories, exotic wildlife, fine beaches, or first-class cuisine are certain to find the ideal destination on round the world itineraries. The main World Voyage attraction is that they allow you to visit far-flung destinations in one package, for example- the Mediterranean & the South Pacific, without the typical travel drawbacks. Go and see exotic locations, and then return to your ship for dinner and entertain yourself. And imagine this goes on and on for so many days... Sounds like perfectly splendid to me!

Around The World voyages itinerary routes

• Australia - Sydney Harbour; tropical Queensland; the Great Barrier Reef;
• the Pacific - Pacific islands; the islands of Fiji, French Polynesia & Hawaii;
• Asia - Vietnam coastline, rich with monuments & temples;
• the Middle East - heading through the Suez Canal at Egypt - Aqaba, Luxor, Muscat. The alternative route- down Africa's east coast with stops at Cape Town or Mombasa;
• West America - the cosmopolitan USA cities; the ports of Mexico, with ruins of ancient Mayan cultures.
• South America - the Brazilian rainforest; the magnificent city of Rio de Janeiro.
• Europe - Athens- the ancient capital, and the architecturally amazing Barcelona.

List of popular cruise ports on Around The World voyages

Round the World voyages usually from some of the world's largest major port cities, such as Southampton , Tilbury-London , NYC New York , Los Angeles , Miami , Fort Lauderdale , Sydney Australia . A lot of cruise vacations run from Singapore or Sydney to Pacific islands, west to Europe, and around the Asian ports, either round Africa (via Cape Town) or through the Suez Canal (transition) . Some of the lines take guests west, down the USA coast through the Panama Canal (transition) , after which- across to Dubai . If you are interested in the subject of the world circumnavigation in general - this is the Wikipedia article about it.

Shorter around the world itineraries (segments) may start in Melbourne Australia , Brisbane Australia , Singapore , Hong Kong China , Cape Town (South Africa) .

Is the World Cruise cost worth it?

There are people who really love the endless lazy days at sea with little to do. For others, the joy of cruising is to be able to visit different new places all around the world in a short time.

What about Around The World cruise ship offers, then? Will you survive after experiencing all the long days at sea (for example, an Australia-Southampton sector lasts 40 days)? If your answer is "not sure", better book two shorter voyages instead- thus you'll have more call ports and more new impressions. Just look carefully at the new-issued itineraries before you book a world cruise.

The atmosphere onboard Round The World cruise ships is very different from Mediterranean or Caribbean cruise vacations, so choose the world cruise line very carefully! Lots of people believe that you have to be old enough and retired to set sail on a Grand Voyage. True, and not so true. There are plenty of still working people onboard who have persuaded employers to give some months off. And all of them are mid-class and above, and most of them are really really really affluent.

Before committing to a World Voyage of three or more months away from home, bear in mind a few things first:

• World Cruises deals present a great chance to see interesting parts of the globe, but better work out the number of sea days included in cruise deals, first. With more ports of call in your itinerary, you will be swept off your feet by the exotic sites and forget to think about the long days at sea in between.
• If you don’t have the money and time for sailing all the way around, better book a segment! Companies have an amazing organization - some passengers get off here, others board there.
• Around-the-world cruises attract older people just because they have the time (and money, of course) to be away for several months. Do you want to show the kids new cultures? Forget about world cruising and book two shorter cruises instead!
• The irony about "Around The World" voyages is that actually they don't sail fully round the world. On the other hand, it is true that these voyages, lasting from more than seventy, and up to 116 nights, offer vacationers the chance to see diverse cultures wrapped into one single voyage. Even those who cannot commit to a full voyage can participate through the popular "segment" option, ranging from a week to more than one month.
• Most "world cruise ships" usually start their Grand Voyages in January and the itineraries end in March-April-May. However, after Australia became a hot ship travel vacation destination in 2015, some of the companies offer roundtrip "World Cruise" deals from Sydney Australia. These itineraries often start in May, and even in July.

World Cruises 2024-2025-2026 ships schedule

Note: In the following table, all links are internal (CruiseMapper) redirecting to the ship’s itinerary schedule where you can compare dates and prices per person (double occupancy rates).

At the following tag-link are listed all CruiseMapper's news related to world voyages .

• From Cruises From
• To Cruises To
• Ships Cruise Ships
• Scheds Port Schedules
• Antigua and Barbuda St Johns, Antigua
• Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina Ushuaia, Argentina
• Aruba Oranjestad, Aruba
• Australia Adelaide, Australia Brisbane, Australia Cairns, Australia Darwin, Australia Fremantle, Australia Hobart, Tasmania Melbourne, Australia Sydney, Australia
• Barbados Bridgetown, Barbados
• Belgium Antwerp, Belgium Zeebrugge (Bruges), Belgium
• Brazil Itajai, Brazil Maceio, Brazil Manaus, Brazil Paranagua, Brazil Recife, Brazil Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Salvador De Bahia, Brazil Santos (Sao Paulo), Brazil
• British Virgin Islands Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
• Canada Montreal, Quebec Quebec City, Quebec Vancouver, Canada
• Canary Islands Gran Canaria, Canary Islands Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura St Cruz De La Palma, Canary Islands Tenerife, Canary Islands
• Chile San Antonio, Chile Valparaiso, Chile
• China Hong Kong, China Shanghai, China
• Colombia Cartagena, Colombia
• Costa Rica Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica Puntarenas, Costa Rica
• Croatia Dubrovnik, Croatia Split, Croatia
• Curacao Willemstad, Curacao
• Cyprus Limassol, Cyprus
• Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark
• Dominican Republic La Romana, Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
• Egypt Alexandria, Egypt Safaga, Egypt
• Fiji Lautoka, Fiji
• Finland Helsinki, Finland
• France Bordeaux, France Cannes, France Fort de France, Martinique Le Havre (Paris), France Marseille, France Rouen, France Toulon, France Villefranche (Nice), France
• French Polynesia Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
• Gambia Banjul, Gambia
• Germany Bremerhaven, Germany Hamburg, Germany Kiel, Germany Travemunde, Germany Warnemunde, Germany
• Ghana Tema, Ghana
• Greece Chania, Crete Corfu, Greece Iraklion, Greece Lavrion, Greece Piraeus (Athens), Greece Rhodes, Greece Thessaloniki, Greece
• Grenada St Georges, Grenada
• Guadeloupe Pointe A Pitre, Guadeloupe
• Iceland Reykjavik, Iceland
• India Cochin, India Mumbai, India
• Indonesia Bali, Indonesia
• Ireland Dublin, Ireland
• Israel Haifa, Israel
• Italy Ancona, Italy Bari, Italy Brindisi, Italy Cagliari, Sardinia Catania, Sicily Chioggia, Italy Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Genoa, Italy Livorno (Florence/Pisa), Italy Messina, Sicily Naples, Italy Olbia, Sardinia Palermo, Sicily Ravenna, Italy Savona, Italy Taranto, Italy Trieste, Italy Venice, Italy
• Jamaica Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Japan Kobe/Osaka, Japan Naha, Japan Tokyo, Japan Yokohama, Japan
• Malta La Valletta, Malta
• Mauritius Port Louis, Mauritius
• Mexico Cozumel, Mexico
• Monaco Monaco
• New Zealand Auckland, New Zealand
• Norway Bergen, Norway Oslo, Norway Tromso, Norway
• Panama Colon, Panama Panama City, Panama
• Peru Callao (Lima), Peru
• Philippines Manila, Philippines
• Portugal Funchal, Madeira Lisbon, Portugal Porto, Portugal
• Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Qatar Doha, Qatar
• Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
• Senegal Dakar, Senegal
• Seychelles Mahe, Seychelles
• Singapore Singapore
• South Africa Cape Town, South Africa Durban, South Africa
• South Korea Busan, South Korea Incheon, South Korea
• Spain Alicante, Spain Barcelona, Spain Bilbao, Spain Ibiza, Spain Malaga, Spain Palma De Mallorca, Spain Seville, Spain Tarragona, Spain Valencia, Spain
• St Maarten Marigot, St Maarten Philipsburg, St. Maarten
• Sweden Stockholm, Sweden
• Taiwan Keelung, Taiwan
• Thailand Laem Chabang (Bangkok), Thailand
• The Netherlands Amsterdam, Holland Ijmuiden, Holland Rotterdam (Amsterdam), Holland
• Turkey Antalya, Turkey Istanbul, Turkey Izmir, Turkey Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey Marmaris, Turkey
• United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Dubai, United Arab Emirates
• United Kingdom Belfast, Northern Ireland Bristol, England Cowes, Isle Of Wight Dover, England Dundee, Scotland Edinburgh, Scotland Falmouth, England Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland Liverpool, England London, England Newcastle, England Portsmouth, England Southampton, England Troon, Scotland
• United States Baltimore, Maryland Boston, Massachusetts Charleston, South Carolina Fort Lauderdale, Florida Galveston, Texas Hilo, Hawaii Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii Jacksonville, Florida Juneau, Alaska Los Angeles, California Miami, Florida Mobile, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana New York City, New York Norfolk, Virginia Palm Beach, Florida Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Port Canaveral, Florida San Diego, California San Francisco, California Seattle, Washington Seward, Alaska Tampa, Florida Whittier, Alaska
• Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay
• US Virgin Islands St Thomas, US Virgin Islands
• Albania Durres, Albania Sarande, Albania Vlora, Albania
• Algeria Algiers, Algeria Bejaia, Algeria
• American Samoa Pago Pago, American Samoa
• Angola Lobito, Angola Luanda, Angola Namibe, Angola
• Anguilla Anguilla Prickly Pear Cays, Anguilla
• Antarctica Antarctica Peninsula South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
• Antigua and Barbuda Barbuda Falmouth, Antigua St Johns, Antigua
• Argentina Buenos Aires, Argentina Elephant Island, Argentina Paradise Bay, Antarctica Puerto Madryn, Argentina Ushuaia, Argentina
• Australia Adelaide, Australia Airlie Beach, Australia Albany, Australia Batemans Bay, Australia Brisbane, Australia Broome, Australia Bunbury, Australia Burnie, Tasmania Cairns, Australia Cooktown, Australia Darwin, Australia Eden, Australia Esperance, Australia Exmouth, Australia Fraser Island, Australia Fremantle, Australia Geelong, Australia Geraldton, Australia Gladstone, Australia Hamilton Island, Australia Hobart, Tasmania Kangaroo Island, Australia Kuri Bay, Australia Lizard Island, Australia Margaret River, Australia Melbourne, Australia Mooloolaba, Australia Moreton Island, Australia Newcastle, Australia Norfolk Island, Australia Percy Islands Phillip Island, Australia Port Arthur, Tasmania Port Douglas, Australia Port Lincoln, Australia Portland, Australia Robe, Australia Sydney, Australia Thursday Island, Australia Townsville, Australia Willis Island, Australia Yorkeys Knob, Australia
• Bahamas Andros Island, Bahamas Bimini Islands, Bahamas Castaway Cay, Bahamas Celebration Key, Bahamas Coco Cay, Bahamas Freeport, Bahamas Great Exuma Island, Bahamas Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas Half Moon Cay, Bahamas Lighthouse Point, Bahamas Long Island, Bahamas Nassau, Bahamas Ocean Cay, Bahamas Princess Cays, Bahamas Rose Island, Bahamas San Salvador Island, Bahamas Staniel Cay, Bahamas West End, Bahamas
• Bahrain Khalifa Bin Salman, Bahrain
• Belize Belize City, Belize Harvest Caye, Belize
• Benin Cotonou, Benin
• Bermuda Hamilton, Bermuda Kings Wharf, Bermuda St George, Bermuda
• Brazil Angra Dos Reis, Brazil Belem, Brazil Boca da Valeria, Brazil Buzios, Brazil Cabo Frio, Brazil Camboriu, Brazil Fortaleza, Brazil Ilha Grande, Brazil Ilhabela, Brazil Ilheus, Brazil Itajai, Brazil Macapa, Brazil Maceio, Brazil Manaus, Brazil Natal, Brazil Paranagua, Brazil Paraty, Brazil Parintins, Brazil Portobelo, Brazil Recife, Brazil Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Rio Grande, Brazil Salvador De Bahia, Brazil Santarem, Brazil Santos (Sao Paulo), Brazil Sao Francisco Do Sul, Brazil
• British Virgin Islands Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands Norman Island, British Virgin Islands Tortola, British Virgin Islands Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
• Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
• Bulgaria Bourgas, Bulgaria Varna, Bulgaria
• Cambodia Sihanoukville, Cambodia
• Canada Alert Bay, British Columbia Baie-Comeau, Quebec Bonne Bay, Newfoundland Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Corner Brook, Newfoundland Gaspe, Quebec Halifax, Nova Scotia Havre St Pierre, Quebec Iles de la Madeleine, Quebec L'Anse Aux Meadows, Canada Lunenburg, Nova Scotia Montreal, Quebec Nanaimo, British Columbia Prince Rupert, British Columbia Quebec City, Quebec Red Bay, Labrador Saguenay, Quebec Saint John, New Brunswick Sept-Iles, Quebec Shelburne, Nova Scotia St Anthony, Newfoundland St Johns, Newfoundland Sydney, Nova Scotia Tadoussac, Quebec Trois Rivieres, Quebec Vancouver, Canada Victoria, British Columbia
• Canary Islands Arrecife, Canary Islands El Hierro, Canary Islands Gran Canaria, Canary Islands La Gomera, Canary Islands Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura St Cruz De La Palma, Canary Islands Tenerife, Canary Islands
• Cape Verde Boa Vista, Cape Verde Mindelo, Cape Verde Porto Novo, Cape Verde Praia, Cape Verde Islands Sal, Cape Verde
• Cayman Islands Cayman Brac George Town, Grand Cayman
• Channel Islands Guernsey, Channel Islands Jersey, Channel Islands Sark, Channel Islands
• Chile Antofagasta, Chile Arica, Chile Cape Horn, Chile Castro, Chiloe Island Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile Easter Island, Chile Iquique, Chile Isla Robinson Crusoe, Chile Laguna San Rafael, Chile Puerto Chacabuco, Chile Puerto Montt, Chile Puerto Williams, Chile Punta Arenas, Chile San Antonio, Chile Valparaiso, Chile
• China Dalian, China Dongtou, China Haikou, China Hong Kong, China Pingtan Island, China Qingdao, China Sanya, China Shanghai, China Shenzhen, China Tianjin, China Xiamen, China Zhoushan, China
• Colombia Cartagena, Colombia Isla De Providencia, Colombia San Andres Island, Colombia Santa Marta, Colombia
• Cook Islands Aitutaki, Cook Islands Rarotonga, Cook Islands
• Costa Rica Bahia Culebra, Costa Rica Curu, Costa Rica Golfito, Costa Rica Herradura, Costa Rica Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica Puerto Limon, Costa Rica Puntarenas, Costa Rica Quepos, Costa Rica Tortuga Island, Costa Rica
• Croatia Cres, Croatia Dubrovnik, Croatia Hvar, Croatia Komiza, Croatia Korcula, Croatia Mali Losinj, Croatia Opatija, Croatia Primosten, Croatia Pula, Croatia Rab, Croatia Rijeka, Croatia Rovinj, Croatia Sibenik, Croatia Split, Croatia Trogir, Croatia Zadar, Croatia
• Cuba Havana, Cuba Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
• Cyprus Ayia Napa, Cyprus Larnaca, Cyprus Limassol, Cyprus Paphos, Cyprus
• Denmark Aalborg, Denmark Aarhus, Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark Faaborg, Denmark Fredericia, Denmark Gudhjem, Bornholm Helsingor, Denmark Kalundborg, Denmark Nyborg, Denmark Ronne, Bornholm Skagen, Denmark
• Dominica Portsmouth, Dominica Roseau, Dominica
• Dominican Republic Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic Catalina Island, Dominican Republic La Romana, Dominican Republic Puerto Plata/Amber Cove, Dominican Republic Punta Cana, Dominican Republic Samana, Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
• Ecuador Esmeraldas, Ecuador Guayaquil, Ecuador Manta, Ecuador Puerto Bolivar, Ecuador
• Egypt Alexandria, Egypt Port Said, Egypt Port Sokhna, Egypt Safaga, Egypt Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt Suez Canal
• El Salvador Acajutia, El Salvador
• Equatorial Guinea Annobon Island, Equatorial Guinea
• Estonia Saaremaa, Estonia Tallinn, Estonia
• Falkland Islands Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
• Faroe Islands Klaksvik, Faroe Islands Runavik, Faroe Islands Thorshavn, Faroe Islands
• Fiji Beqa Island, Fiji Dravuni, Fiji Kabara, Fiji Kadavu Island, Fiji Lautoka, Fiji Leleuvia, Fiji Levuka, Ovalau Port Denarau, Fiji Savusavu, Fiji Suva, Fiji Taveuni, Fiji
• Finland Helsinki, Finland Kemi, Finland Kotka, Finland Mariehamn, Finland Oulu, Finland Rauma, Finland Turku, Finland Vaasa, Finland
• France Ajaccio, Corsica Antibes, France Bandol, France Bastia, Corsica Belle Ile, France Bonifacio, Corsica Bordeaux, France Brest, France Calais, France Calvi, Corsica Cannes, France Cassis, France Cherbourg, France Concarneau, France Douarnenez, France Dunkirk, France Fort de France, Martinique Honfleur, France Iles Du Salut, French Guiana L'Ile Rousse, Corsica La Ciotat, France La Rochelle, France Le Havre (Paris), France Le Marin, Martinque Le Verdon, France Les Anses d'Arlet, Martinique Lorient, France Marseille, France Mayotte, Comoros Menton, France Port Vendres, France Porto Vecchio, Corsica Propriano, Corsica Rouen, France Saint Raphael, France Saint-Denis, Reunion Saint-Florent, Corsica Saint-Nazaire, France Sanary sur Mer, France Sete, France St Barthelemy St Jean de Luz, France St Malo, France St Pierre et Miquelon St Tropez, France Toulon, France Villefranche (Nice), France
• French Polynesia Atuona, French Polynesia Bora Bora, French Polynesia Fakarava, French Polynesia Fatu Hiva, French Polynesia Huahine, French Polynesia Moorea, French Polynesia Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia Raiatea, French Polynesia Rangiroa, French Polynesia Tahaa, French Polynesia Tahuata, French Polynesia Ua Pou, French Polynesia
• Germany Binz, Germany Bremerhaven, Germany Cuxhaven, Germany Hamburg, Germany Heligoland, Germany Kiel Canal Kiel, Germany List, Germany Sassnitz, Germany Travemunde, Germany Warnemunde, Germany Wismar, Germany
• Ghana Takoradi, Ghana Tema, Ghana
• Gibraltar Gibraltar, UK
• Greece Aegina, Greece Agios Nikolaos, Crete Amorgos, Greece Andros, Greece Argostoli (Kefallinia), Greece Chania, Crete Chios, Greece Corfu, Greece Corinth Canal (Cruising Canal) Delos, Greece Fiskardo, Cephalonia Folegandros, Greece Gythion, Greece Hydra, Greece Igoumenitsa, Greece Ikaria, Greece Ios, Nisos Ios Iraklion, Greece Itea, Greece Ithaca, Greece Kalamata, Greece Kamares, Nisos Sifnos Katakolon (Olympia), Greece Kavala, Greece Kos, Greece Kythnos, Greece Milos, Greece Monemvasia, Greece Mykonos, Greece Myrina, Nisos Limnos Mytilene, Greece Nafplion, Greece Naxos, Nisos Naxos Nisos Symi, Greece Nydri, Greece Paros, Greece Patmos, Greece Piraeus (Athens), Greece Poros, Greece Porto Carras, Greece Pylos, Greece Rethymnon, Greece Rhodes, Greece Sami, Cephalonia Samos, Nisos Samos Santorini, Greece Skiathos, Nisos Skiathos Skopelos, Greece Spetses, Greece Syros, Greece Thessaloniki, Greece Tinos, Greece Volos, Greece Zakinthos, Greece
• Greenland Ilulissat, Greenland Kangerlussuaq, Greenland Manitsoq, Greenland Nanortalik, Greenland Narsarsuaq, Greenland Nuuk, Greenland Paamiut, Greenland Qaqortoq, Greenland Qeqertarsuaq, Greenland Sisimiut, Greenland Tasiilaq, Greenland Uummannaq, Greenland
• Grenada Carriacou, Grenada St Georges, Grenada
• Guadeloupe Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe Deshaies, Guadeloupe Iles Des Saintes, Guadeloupe Pointe A Pitre, Guadeloupe Saint Louis, Guadeloupe
• Guatemala Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala Santo Tomas De Castilla, Guatemala
• Guyana Georgetown, Guyana
• Haiti Labadee, Haiti
• Honduras Roatan, Honduras
• Iceland Akureyri, Iceland Djupivogur, Iceland Eskifjordur, Iceland Grundarfjordur, Iceland Heimaey, Westman Islands Husavik, Iceland Isafjord, Iceland Patreksfjordur, Iceland Reykjavik, Iceland Seydisfjordur, Iceland Siglufjorour, Iceland Vigur Island, Iceland Vopnafjordur, Iceland
• India Bangaram, India Cochin, India Mangalore, India Mormugao (Goa), India Mumbai, India Thoothukudi, India
• Indonesia Bali, Indonesia Bangka Island, Indonesia Baubau, Indonesia Bitung, Indonesia Celukan Bawang, Bali Jakarta, Indonesia Jayapura, Indonesia Komodo Island, Indonesia Kupang, Timor Larantuka, Flores Lombok, Indonesia Padang Bay, Bali Pare Pare, Indonesia Probolinggo, Indonesia Pulau Bintan, Indonesia Pulau Menyawakan, Indonesia Pulau We, Indonesia Semarang, Indonesia Sumba, Indonesia Surabaya, Indonesia Terempa, Siantan Ternate, Indonesia Tolitoli, Sulawesi
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• Israel Ashdod, Israel Eilat, Israel Haifa, Israel
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The 9-Month World Cruise Is Almost Over, Leaving One of Its Famous Passengers Feeling Conflicted

Royal Caribbean’s Ultimate World Cruise set sail on Dec. 10, 2023 and officially comes to an end in less than a month, on Sept. 10

Natalia Senanayake is an Editorial Assistant, Lifestyle at PEOPLE. She covers all things travel and home, from celebrities' luxury mansions to breaking travel news.

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The Ultimate World Cruise is officially coming to an end after nearly nine months at sea — and one of its famous passengers has mixed feelings about it. 

The cruiser, who goes by drjennytravels , has gained a loyal following sharing content from her remarkable (and lengthy) voyage. She went viral for sharing dispatches from the rocky voyage through the tempestuous Drake Passage to Antarctica in January and when the ship encountered a “scary” fog that led to a canceled port in May.

In a TikTok shared on August 10, Dr .Jenny started a countdown of the last month of cruising aboard the Serenade of the Seas and expressed her sadness over the months-long journey almost being over.

“Today marks one month to go on the nine-month world cruise and I am feeling mixed emotions about it,” she says in the clip. “In the long term I’m feeling sad, anxious, and kind of dreading the end of this adventure — but on the other hand, we still have one month of cruising to go.”

She adds that she’s excited for friends to join her for a segment of the trip from Copenhagen to Amsterdam in the last month. 

In February, the TikToker kept her followers updated when the cruise, operated by Royal Caribbean, was faced with making a significant itinerary change due to unrest in the Middle East. 

At the time, the cruise line confirmed to PEOPLE that it was going to cancel the nine-month voyage’s original itinerary through the Red Sea and Suez Canal in May to keep its passengers and crew members safe. Cruisers were then presented with two alternative itineraries that Dr. Jenny explained in another TikTok .

"We are going to Dubai. We also are going to Africa. We are gonna go all the way around the tip of South Africa,” she said. “The itinerary is not finalized; we actually have two options. One, they're calling the 'Scenic Route' — it does more of Africa. And the other is what they call the 'Highway,' which is a lot of sea days and does less stops in Africa."

She also shared footage from the cruise's town hall meeting and explained that cruisers have the option to vote on what type of route they want to go on. In the end, the “scenic route” was chosen and cruisers were able to visit more parts of Africa. 

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The Ultimate World Cruise departed from Miami on Dec. 10 and will return to the same port when it comes to an end on Sept. 10. It cruises for 274 nights and hits 160 total destinations, including eight world wonders, according to the official website .

Consisting of four segments — the Ultimate Americas Cruise, the Ultimate Asia Pacific Cruise, the Ultimate Africa and Southern Europe Cruise, and the Ultimate Europe and Beyond Cruise — the voyage is currently on its last leg and making its way through Norway.

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Disney has revealed that their scheduled refurbishment of Jungle Cruise is set to end this October in Magic Kingdom.

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According to the “park hours and info” section on the My Disney Experience App, the attraction is set to reopen on October 18, nearly two months after its initial closure on August 26.

It is unknown at this time if any significant changes are planned for the attraction during the refurbishment, though it is unlikely considering that major updates and show scenes were added just a few years ago.

The queue of the attraction recently had its dock flooring completely replaced as well.

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Illicit drug world in la revealed after ketamine arrests in matthew perry’s death.

Five arrests over Matthew Perry’s overdose death this week expose how the drug trade in Hollywood is alive, thriving and as deadly as ever.

Two of those charged in the “Friends” star’s death are medical doctors , while another, Jasveen Sangha, is referred to in her indictment as ‘The Ketamine Queen’ , who only dealt to “high-end” people and “celebs”.

Sangha used her home in North Hollywood, Calif. to “store, package and distribute narcotics, including ketamine and methamphetamine,” according to the Department of Justice indictment, which also accuses her of supplying the drugs which killed Perry.

Legal sources believe Sangha — who was arrested Thursday and is also expected to face charges over a 2019 drug-related death — may hold the key to exposing just who is dealing and buying in Hollywood, especially if she takes a plea deal and flips on customers and her suppliers.

The 41-year-old pleaded not guilty to the slew of charges against her at a Downtown Los Angeles court, where she was ordered to be held in jail.

Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani told Page Six, “There is overwhelming evidence against her. She’s in a world of hurt right now….she could potentially get life in prison.”

“She has two issues,” he added, “One, she’s now linked to two drugs related deaths, and two, she was (allegedly) dealing in methamphetamine.”

This means, Rahmani said, although Sangha is at serious risk of going to prison, she has “a lot of reasons to cooperate in order to reduce her sentence.”

“She may name anyone connected to her, anyone who supplied to her or she supplied to,” he added. “Hollywood celebrities should be quaking in their boots…anyone who has anything to do with Jasveen Sangha should be really concerned right now.”

Also helping authorities with their investigation is Brooke Mueller, the ex-wife of Charlie Sheen, who has been in and out of rehab for years, where she met both Sangha and Perry, according to TMZ . Mueller is not under suspicion of wrongdoing and has not been charged with any crimes.

Perry — who was found dead aged 54 in his hot tub last October from a ketamine overdose — had live-in help who had tried to help him keep clean, including his former friend and sober coach Morgan Moses.

However, he used “hook-ups” to deliver illicit drugs to his home, according to reports.

“He would meet girls on dating apps and have them come over. There was a slew of 21 to 25-year-olds that he would meet on Raya. They would bring drugs with them,” a source told the Daily Mail back in January.

“He would hang out with them and then it would be: ‘Can you bring me something?’ He could persuade people that it would not be doing anything wrong.”

Perry also had his closest assistant, Kenny Iwamasa – who was also charged this week – fetch his drugs and administer them.

In a DoJ release announcing his guilty plea, it emerged this week Iwamasa had shot Perry up three times on the day he died, including the fatal dose which left him slumped lifelessly in his hot tub.

A Hollywood insider described how power players and celebrities also hire prostitutes to bring them drugs.

One such celeb was Grammy-nominated rapper Mac Miller, who died in September 2018 aged 26 from an overdose at his Studio City home .

Heidi Fleiss, the notorious Hollywood ex-madam, told us, “Mac Miller was apparently at the studio and he wanted opiates, so he called someone but they didn’t show up.  “Then he was told that a girl could come with the drugs, but she’s $1,500 an hour. He didn’t even want the hooker, but she came with the drugs. So he took the hooker as well.”

She said of Ariana Grande’s ex, “It’s like when you order a steak and get potatoes on the side. You’re going to eat the side dish, but what you really wanted was the steak … It’s a little bit like the way I did things, but in my version, the girls came before the drugs.”

Bob Forrest, an LA-addition specialist who has appeared on “Celebrity Rehab” alongside Drew Pinsky, told Page Six there are top-secret drug rings used by stars like Tom Petty,  who died from an accidental overdose  aged 66 in January 2013 after mixing a variety of medications. 

His  family blamed fentanyl , an extremely potent synthetic opioid 30 to 50 times more powerful than heroin, for his overdose.

“Nowadays, it’s just text messages,” Forrest said, “In the case of Tom Petty, the drugs were just delivered to his mailbox. He didn’t even have to see anybody. He would text, he would Venmo money and drugs would be delivered to his mailbox.

He said that celebs also often meet other addicts in clubs and at parties.

“They’re doing drugs, you’re doing drugs, they say, ‘Hey, let me introduce you to the guy I get it from.’  Then it’s just a never-ending trail of connectivity,” Forrest added.

A close friend of Perry, who worked with him for many years, added, “It’s the issue of the Doctor Feelgoods who will provide whatever the celebrity wants, like with Anna Nicole Smith.”

Dr. Khristine Eroshevich was convicted in 2010 on two counts of conspiring to obtain prescriptions under a false name for the former Playboy model, who died in 2007 of an accidental overdose, aged 39. The conviction was thrown out by the trial judge but reinstated as a misdemeanor in 2015 after prosecutors appealed

The convictions were thrown out by the trial judge but reinstated after prosecutors appealed.

A former drug dealer to the stars told us, “There are so many Los Angeles doctors who will do anything, including lie, for celebrities. And I think Matthew Perry was an expert at identifying those doctors.

“You just pay cash, then you go down to the pharmacy and you get methadone, Valium, Xanax, whatever you want. It’s only for wealthy people.”

Perry was getting ketamine transfusions legally from doctors in the LA area, but as his taste for the drug grew, he started illegally sourcing doses.

Describing the deals, prosecutors claim Iwamasa reached out to one of Perry’s acquaintances, Eric Fleming, who then contacted Sangha, who feds claim had been dealing out of her house for around five years.

On October 11, Sangha texted Fleming on the Signal encrypted messaging app about her supply of ketamine and offered a sample for Perry to try, saying it was “amazing,” according to the indictment.

Fleming then allegedly sent a screenshot of Sangha’s message to Iwamasa.

“(J)ust got this from my person. She only deal(s) with high end and celebs,” he wrote. “If it were not great stuff she’d lose her business.”

Iwamasa purchased 25 vials of ketamine from Fleming and Sangha on October 14, prosecutors alleged. Just over a week later, on October. 23, Iwamasa paid $6,000 for additional ketamine.

Sangha said her ketamine source, whom she described as a “master chef” and “scientist,” would make another supply of additional ketamine available on October 24, according to the indictment. 

“Users knew that they could always go to [Sangha] for ketamine,” Paul Samson, a recovered addict who is a co-creator of DNA4Addiction , which tests for genetic predispositions to opioid addiction, told Page Six.

“Based on what I saw on the news, I can tell you that the quantity of liquid ketamine that she had would be difficult [for a dealer] to get. Addicts love it. It is pharmaceutical grade and would need to come from a doctor. It is valued by users.”

In the week before his death, Iwamasa was injecting Perry with at least six shots of ketamine per day , until his death on October 28, according to prosecutors.

After reading news reports about Perry’s death, Sangha texted Fleming: “Delete all of our messages,” according to the indictment.

Alongside Sangha, Fleming and Iwasama, Dr. Salvador Plascencia, a licensed physician, and Dr. Mark Chavez were also charged. They are alleged to have supplied Perry with ketamine separately from Sangha’s scheme.

Chavez has pleaded guilty, Plascencia has pleaded not guilty and is currently free on $100,000 bond, according to NBC .

US Attorney Martin Estrada claimed they all took advantage of the actor’s addiction and tried to “cover up” their role following his death.

Perry’s close friend told Page Six, “I believe that Matthew truly wanted to stay sober.

“People who were close to Matthew know that the ketamine was responsible for causing his death and we’re very relieved that the people responsible will now be held accountable.

“It won’t bring him back, but at least there’s some recourse.”

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Disney Details Vast Theme Park Expansion Projects

The company, which has recently seen softening visitor demand, will spend billions to build new rides and expand its cruise ship fleet to 13 from nine.

By Brooks Barnes

Reporting from Anaheim, Calif.

When Disney announced last year that it planned to spend $60 billion over the next decade to expand its theme park and cruise businesses, double the amount spent over the previous decade, the company’s stock price instantly dropped.

Wall Street wanted specifics that the company wasn’t prepared to give. Disney fans were excited for a hot second — and then they too started to demand answers, venting on social media about feeling baited. Was Disney being hypothetical about the expansion (as it has been on occasion in the past), or was this for real?

On Saturday, Disney finally showed its hand.

The company is building four new cruise ships — on top of four others it had previously announced — almost trebling the size of its current fleet by 2031. The Magic Kingdom, Disney’s flagship theme park in Florida, will undergo the largest expansion in its 53-year history, with one new “land” devoted to classic Disney villains and another focused on Pixar’s “Cars” movies. The Disneyland Resort in California will add two superhero-themed rides, a water-based “Avatar” attraction, the company’s first “Coco” ride and a Main Street, U.S.A., show starring an animatronic Walt Disney.

“We’re dreaming big,” said Josh D’Amaro, chairman of Disney Experiences, which includes theme parks, Disney Cruise Line, video games and consumer products. “We’re investing in every part of our portfolio and pushing boundaries as we turn what-ifs into reality.”

Disney is also working on a “Monsters, Inc.”-themed suspended roller coaster (with cars that hang under the tracks), a ride-through “Encanto” experience, a “Lion King” water ride and a major “Spider-Man” roller coaster. The project list, which includes new nighttime parades and elaborate outdoor pageants that Disney calls “spectaculars,” goes on and on.

Mr. D’Amaro detailed the projects — they’re all happening, he insisted, nothing conceptual — during a three-hour evening presentation at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, a three-day gathering in Southern California. (D23 is a reference to 1923, the year Walt Disney arrived in Hollywood.)

One important caveat: The ships and expansions detailed on Saturday, while vastly expensive, do not add up to $60 billion. That sum also covers still-secret rides, resort hotels and shopping and dining areas that Disney is planning for the longer term, along with technology and infrastructure investments.

Mr. D’Amaro’s presentation, in the works for months, came three days after Disney reported weaker-than-expected theme park results for the quarter that ended on June 29. Operating profit declined 3 percent, to $2.2 billion. Disney blamed a “moderation of consumer demand” that “exceeded our previous expectations,” along with higher operating costs. The post-pandemic surge in travel has worn off, Disney said, and lower-income Americans, battered by years of high inflation, have cut back on discretionary spending .

Disney, of course, is in the theme park business for the long haul, and many of the projects that Mr. D’Amaro unveiled will not open for two or more years. Disney’s parks have a long history of bouncing back quickly from economic downturns, in part because many parents view a trip to Disney World or Disneyland as a rite of passage for their children.

Laurent Yoon, a media analyst at Bernstein, a research firm, said in a report on Wednesday that, despite near-term challenges for Disney Experiences, “we’re not concerned.”

The biennial D23 event amounts to a giant corporate pep rally, with roughly 140,000 people paying anywhere from $79 to $2,600 for the opportunity to be marketed to. Disney trots out dozens of stars, previews upcoming movies, and hypes Disney television shows like “Bluey” and “Percy Jackson and the Olympians.” Many fans come dressed as their favorite Disney character. Disney being Disney, there are confetti cannons and booths selling $30 glow wands.

It is also a spotlight moment for Disney executives. In 2022, Bob Chapek, Disney’s chief executive at the time, tried to use the event to polish his image and turn a page on what had been a tumultuous early tenure. (It didn’t work: He was fired two months later.) This year, Disney gave media credentials to roughly 1,000 reporters and online writers. Dozens came from overseas.

Mr. D’Amaro, 53, is a candidate to succeed Robert A. Iger as Disney’s chief executive when his contract expires at the end of 2026. (Mr. Iger came out of retirement to retake the helm at Disney when Mr. Chapek departed.) On Saturday, Mr. D’Amaro came across very much like a Mouseketeer in chief, striding onto the D23 stage — where a 70-piece orchestra awaited — in a zip-up sweater and jeans and effortlessly commanding the 12,000-person arena.

His presentation included a cameo by a member of the royal family (Roy P. Disney, who is Walt’s grandnephew); comedic banter between Mr. D’Amaro and stars like Ke Huy Quan and Billy Crystal; and musical performances (Meghan Trainor, Shaboozey) replete with fire, fake fog and, of course, confetti.

More than 1.2 million people watched a segment of the presentation that was live-streamed inside the Fortnite online game. In February, Disney announced a multiyear partnership with Epic Games to create a Disney universe connected to Fortnite. Mr. D’Amaro has been working with the creative chiefs of Disney’s movie studios, including Kevin Feige of Marvel and Pete Docter of Pixar, on the project.

“A lot of people learn about our characters for the first time through Fortnite,” Mr. Feige said from the stage as part of an announcement about Disney characters (Doctor Doom, the Mandalorian, Cruella de Vil) coming to Fortnite for the first time in the weeks ahead.

Stoking the fan base and refocusing attention on the “magic” has been a renewed priority for the company as it tries to move beyond “Woke Disney” attacks by conservative politicians and pundits. Disney Experiences has in many ways been at the center of that cultural battlefield, with Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida and Disney World locked in lawsuits (they made peace in June) and a reimagining of Splash Mountain , the popular log flume ride tied to a racist film, infuriating some Disney traditionalists.

From a business perspective, two areas of Mr. D’Amaro’s presentation stood out: cruise ships and Florida.

Disney Cruise Line, which introduced its first ship in 1998, has been an overlooked part of Mr. D’Amaro’s portfolio, in part because it is still relatively small. Although its cruise industry market share has doubled in recent years — the current Disney fleet operates at more than 90 percent occupancy — Disney still has only a 5 percent piece. As such, the company sees cruises as a crucial long-term growth business.

Part of the opportunity involves areas of the world where Disney cannot (yet) justify building a theme park, Mr. D’Amaro has said. India, for example, does not have enough consumer wealth to support a park. But it has more than enough for a Disney cruise ship, a floating mini-park that can act as a brand engine in the region.

In Florida, Disney is facing increased competition from the Universal Orlando Resort, which is pouring billions of dollars into a major expansion that includes a 750-acre fourth park and three new hotels. Disney has publicly downplayed the threat by saying that new attractions in Orlando tend to help the whole market, but the company is clearly taking it seriously: On Saturday, Mr. D’Amaro announced at least eight new Disney World rides.

An earlier version of this article misidentified a member of the Disney family who attended the presentation at D23. It was Roy P. Disney, not Roy O. Disney.

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Escape the everyday on a West Coast Getaway. Immerse yourself in the diverse history and charms of San Diego on an open-air trolley. Cruise to the welcoming port of Santa Barbara, and discover the beauty of the “American Riviera.” Take advantage of our newly added summer departures and savor a few days away.

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With 2-to-11 day sailings and departures from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver, B.C., it’s easy to see why Cruise Critic has named our California Coast cruises the "Best Cruises from the West Coast." Experience what draws people to California, from fog-covered redwood forests to bright lights and excitement.

With spectacular ships offering everything you’d find at a seaside resort – from gourmet dining to world-class entertainment – there’s no better way to see the West Coast’s best cities, hidden gems and famed Wine Country than aboard our California cruises. Savor a unique selection of California wines, and partake in our new Silverado Wine Blending Experience. Sample cuisine from some of L.A.’s hottest chefs, such as Curtis Stone and Ernesto Uchimura. Our Entertainer’s Showcase features Hollywood insiders, from actors to musicians and writers, sharing stories and plying their craft. Princess also offers Discovery™ and California Science Center curated activities that explore California’s wildlife, history and national parks.

Extraordinary adventures await in diverse ports, from Ensenada to Santa Barbara and  Vancouver , B.C., each rippling with indelible beauty. Rejuvenate your senses as you stroll sun-kissed beaches and sip luscious wines under the stars. Explore laid-back coastal cities and walk beneath ancient reaching branches in the Muir Woods. Watch for marine mammals with a keen eye and quick shutter finger, as the most beautiful parts of this coast are often hidden in plain sight.  Learn more about California Cruise shore excursions

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Do as the locals do. Princess has partnered with local experts to bring you immersive adventure off the beaten path. Dine at local hot spots hidden in plain sight. Attend events and have experiences only known through word of mouth. Listen as experts reveal California’s history, national parks and Spanish missions from a local point of view.

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Enjoy a narrated drive around Astoria, and visit the Astoria Column, view the Flavel House and many picturesque homes, hotels and neighborhoods that have been featured in movies like  The Goonies ,  Short Circuit ,  Benji the Hunted  and others. Take in the views and brews of some of Astoria's finest craft beers while looking out over the scenic Columbia River.

Head south and dance to live mariachi music in the Riviera del Pacifico. Visit the oldest winery in Baja California, and enjoy the beautiful weather as you taste wines crafted from nearly ancient vines. Sample delectable dishes under beach umbrellas, and enjoy the day’s special from local street vendors. If you’d like to see one of the world’s largest marine geysers, visit the scenic peninsula of Punta Banda, home to La Bufadora.

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Relax on a sun-soaked beach. Take a tour of the county’s thriving wineries. ‘Ooh’ and ‘aah’ over the 4,000 rare animal breeds that call the San Diego Zoo their home. Watch thrilling shows featuring bottlenose dolphins at Sea World Adventure Park. Enjoy that south-of-the-border feeling with a stroll through Old Town. Sample the nightlife – all Classic California Coast cruises stay here until 11 p.m.

You just may leave your heart in this iconic city. Home to cable cars, fog and world-class food, San Francisco is a cosmopolitan city with hip neighborhoods, parks and gardens and a relaxed atmosphere. Take a stroll down Lombard Street, the “most crooked” street in the world. Watch interesting characters flow through Union Square from a coffee shop window. Appreciate 1,000-year-old redwood trees at Muir Woods National Monument.

Nicknamed “America’s Riviera,” Santa Barbara boasts whitewashed houses draped with bougainvillea, sapphire-blue water rolling up a rocky coast and palm-lined beaches. Even with all of that beauty, wine and whales may be the stars of this charming coastal city. Journey to the quaint Danish village of Solvang for wine tasting. Step aboard a high-speed catamaran and cruise out to the glistening waters of the Channel Islands to watch whales and dolphins frolic.

At 110 years old, Seattle’s Pike Place Market is the country’s oldest continuously operated public farmers' market. It’s also home to the original Starbucks, where java-lovers toast the legendary coffeehouse. Let your eye guide you to local art, and your nose to hole-in-the-wall eateries, along eclectic streets. Tour and sample the wines hidden away in the state’s most popular wineries’ private cellars.

If you’re looking for adventure in Vancouver, gather up your courage for a daring walk across the nearby Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge swaying 50 meters high. Stop and smell the cherry blossoms in world-famous Stanley Park, a West Coast rainforest fittingly dubbed the “Green Heart” of Vancouver. Ascend Grouse Mountain in the Super SkyRide tramway for a postcard-worthy view of the city over the rolling hills of Douglas firs.

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