Sunday, May 25, 2008

Disney Cruise Line Returns to West Coast for Summer 2008

The Port of Los Angeles fireboat and a small group of residents from San Pedro, California gathered during the early morning hours of Sunday, May 25 to welcome Disney Magic back to the Port of Los Angeles. Now it's easier than ever for guests residing in Southern California and other western states to experience Disney Cruise Line’s highly popular seven-night cruises. Disney Magic is on the West Coast for a limited engagement, sailing just 12 cruises this summer to the Mexican Riviera, but staterooms are available for select voyages throughout the season. Disney Cruise Line developed the special itinerary in response to overwhelmingly positive feedback about its original West Coast sailings in 2005 and requests from guests who wanted to see the ship once again depart from the Port of Los Angeles.

“When we launched our first Disney Cruise Line Mexican Riviera sailings in 2005, the guest reaction to the itinerary was tremendous. We have a significant Disney Cruise Line fan base on the West Coast and we look forward to another summer season sailing from the Port of Los Angeles,” said Disney Cruise Line President Tom McAlpin.

Significant enhancements have been made to Disney Magic since its original West Coast sailings in 2005. Today, guests can enjoy poolside movies on a 24-by-14-foot jumbo LED screen, an expanded spa and fitness center exclusively for adults and a new youth activities space designed for children ages 10-14.

For complete itineraries and more information, check out the Disney Cruise Line web site. Disney Magic is scheduled to sail back to Port Canaveral, Florida on Aug. 17.

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