The Disney Magic’s return to service has been delayed, which has prompted the cruise line to cancel the ship’s next sailing.
The Disney Magic recently departed Cadiz, Spain, where the majority of a major renovation took place onboard the Disney Magic. As the Magic sailed for Miami, renovations were scheduled to continue to take place. Disney is citing unfavorable weather conditions that have delayed renovations taking place onboard whilst crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
Due to this delay, Disney has been forced to cancel the October 20th departure of the Disney Magic. The Sunday sailing was scheduled to be the first cruise onboard the Magic with the new upgrades. Disney is offering a full refund, airline change fees, and a complimentary sailing onboard the Disney Magic between now and May 2014 for all guests impacted by the cancellation. Any guest may also opt to utilize a 35% discount on any Bahamian or Caribbean sailing in the next two years, not including holidays.
The Disney Magic will be ready to sail with guests for the October 25th sailing from Miami.
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i wouldnt mind being canceled for a free cruise!