New Disney Dream itinerary modifications leave out Nassau in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
We have yet another Disney Cruise Line update. The itineraries for select 4-night and 3-night Disney Dream sailings have been temporarily modified to exclude visits to Nassau, The Bahamas.
The Disney Dream first resumed sailing on Aug. 9, and with that came many changes, including updated health and safety protocols.
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Even though Disney Cruise Line is sailing again, there continue to be many changes in order to protect the health and safety of guests, especially since the pandemic is ongoing.
So, let’s dive into the latest news you need to know about regarding several Disney Dream sailings departing fall 2021.
Disney Dream Itinerary Modifications
Some Fall 2021 Disney Dream itineraries have been revised.Photo courtesy of Disney
As stated earlier, itineraries for select 4-night and 3-night Disney Dream sailings have been temporarily modified to exclude visits to Nassau.
Regarding 4-night Disney Dream sailings, these have been modified to include an additional day at Castaway Cay, instead of visiting Nassau.
The sailings impacted are September 13, 20, and 27, and October 4, 2021.
The itinerary will now include:
- Monday: Port Canaveral, Florida
- Tuesday: Day at Sea
- Wednesday: Disney Castaway Cay
- Thursday: Disney Castaway Cay
- Friday: Port Canaveral, Florida
As for 3-night Disney Dream sailings, these have been modified to include a day at sea instead of visiting Nassau.
The sailings impacted are September 10, 17 and 24, and October 1 and 8, 2021.
The itinerary will now include:
- Friday: Port Canaveral, Florida
- Saturday: Day at Sea
- Sunday: Disney Castaway Cay
- Monday: Port Canaveral, Florida
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Important Vaccination Update
Who’s ready to book a Disney cruise? Photo courtesy of Disney Parks Blog
On Aug. 25, Disney Cruise Line announced that for sailings beginning September 3 until November 1, 2021, The Bahamas will require that all cruise ship passengers ages 12 and older be fully vaccinated in order for a ship to be allowed entry into any of its cruise ports, including private islands like Disney Castaway Cay.
So, yes, this means that starting September 3, all guests ages 12 and older on a sailing must be fully vaccinated to board the ship.
Keep in mind that guests must provide proof of vaccination by uploading their vaccination card to the Safe Passage by Inspire website no later than 24 hours before their sailing.
And, if guests are under the age of 12 must still provide proof of a negative lab-based COVID-19 PCR test taken between 5 days and 24 hours prior to the sail date by uploading their test results to the Safe Passage by Inspire website.
They will also be required to undergo a second COVID-19 PCR test administered by Inspire Diagnostics at the terminal prior to boarding.
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