Disney Magic, Westbound Transatlantic Cruise ex Dover to New York

10 Night Cruise sailing from Dover to New York onboard Disney Magic.

Cross the pond on a transatlantic journey that takes your breath away! Guests will want to welcome fall with a voyage from Britain’s historic White Cliffs of Dover to the Big Apple—with stops in England, Ireland, Canada and 5 glorious days at sea. While onboard, Guests will experience themed deck parties, family-friendly activities, Broadway-caliber entertainment and more!

Highlights of this cruise:

Dover, England
Beautiful Dover is located in the southeast corner of Great Britain, just 80 miles from London and 28 miles from France. Its white cliffs have remained the city's proudest and most recognizable feature since it was first settled. This attractive sight has welcomed visitors traveling to England from continental Europe for centuries. Today, Dover is the world's busiest harbor, one of England's most active cruise liner ports and a major dock for freight, as attested to by the ever-present fleet of colossal cargo ships docked there. On a clear day, you can easily see France from Dover's shores. Life in Dover is characterized as calm, pleasant and idyllic. Locals spend their leisure time walking along the shops on the promenade that borders the marina, or hiking the many cliff-top trails around Dover Castle. Visitors find that lush hillsides, fresh air and sea breezes are the features that set Dover apart from the rest of urban England.

Plymouth, England
Known as the British Ocean City, Plymouth, a major port on the southern coast, offers magnificent views and a modern take on a historical city that stood guard over Elizabethan England.
Plymouth beckons travelers with its commanding views, iconic lighthouse, cobbled streets, independent shops and wondrous aquarium, the largest in the United Kingdom. Boats bob in the marinas and there’s a fish market offering the day’s catch.
Strategically located between 2 rivers, the Tamar River to the west and the Plym River to the east, Plymouth earned a place in history for its leading role in the legendary ocean voyages of Sir Francis Drake and the launch of the Mayflower, carrying the Pilgrims to the New World.

Ringaskiddy (Cork), Ireland
Cork is both a city and a county in the southwest region of the Republic of Ireland. The third most populous city in the country, Cork is a European cultural capital with a celebrated arts community, a trendy dining scene and a robust shopping atmosphere. The residents of Cork take pride in their beautiful city with its Gaelic heritage, verdant landscape and multiethnic population.

St. John's (Newfoundland), Canada
Established in 1497, St. John's is considered to be the oldest British-founded colony in North America. St. John's is a modern city that's brimming with fine boutiques, shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and art galleries. When you're ready for refreshments, head to the George Street, where you'll find pubs, bars and restaurants galore.

Halifax (Nova Scotia), Canada
Halifax is the capital region of Nova Scotia, which has almost 5,000 miles of seacoast. Enjoy its scenic coastal beauty, charming residents and fascinating maritime history. Halifax is located on the winsome shore of one of the world's largest natural harbors. Discover a peaceful port city with lovely ocean views and air so fresh and pure that it’s bound to raise your spirits and infuse your senses. Immerse yourself in the bustle of a metropolis, the vibrancy of a university town and the peaceful trails of its many provincial parks.

New York, US
Before or after your New York cruise, experience the cosmopolitan neighborhoods of the Big Apple that reflect the history of American diversity. With its towering skyscrapers, brilliant stage productions, sophisticated dining and world-class museums, the "Big Apple" is bustling with excitement. There is so much to discover—museums, historic landmarks, theatres, art galleries, restaurants, street entertainment, shops, concert halls, skyscrapers, libraries, botanical gardens, bars, zoos and more. It should come as no surprise that New York has been labeled “the city that never sleeps” and utilizes a 24-hour subway transit system. Head to the American Museum of Natural History to see jaw-dropping displays of dinosaur bones, minerals and ocean life. Or, visit the Museum of Modern Art to behold contemporary masterpieces. Discover New York's iconic Empire State Building or experience the "electricity" of Times Square and the Theatre District. Take a stroll through Central Park and ride the hand-painted Carousel, or simply sit on an open bench and reflect. Whatever you do, be sure to bring your appetite—this city is home to a vast array of ethnic restaurants.