What comes to mind when you hear the word “Disney”? Maybe it’s a memory of dressing up as your favourite character as a child. Or perhaps it’s the sight of a breathtaking fireworks display marking the end of a magical day. These voyages with Disney Cruise Line invite you to experience that magic on the shores of Sydney, one last time.
Meet Princess Tiana herself at Tiana’s Place, and enjoy New Orleans cuisine to the sound of live jazz music. Watch your favourite Disney stories come to life in Broadway-style shows at the Walt Disney Theatre. Or spend some well-earned “me” time at the adults only pool and lounge.
Take a look at the Sydney departures below or ask your personal travel manager about other departure cities to book a farewell voyage you won’t want to miss!
Set sail for an unforgettable holiday aboard Disney Wonder for a farewell season of four to five-night cruises in January 2026. Plus enjoy most meals, broadway-quality shows, adult-exclusive activities, kids' clubs, and more.
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