SINGAPORE – After sailing the high seas for almost six months with only “cruise to nowhere” itineraries, the Disney Adventure – Disney Cruise Line’s (DCL) first Asia cruise – will finally make a destination stop.
Starting Dec 31, selected four-night sailings from Singapore will have a stop at Langkawi, Malaysia, giving guests their first opportunity to step ashore as part of a Disney Adventure voyage.
The announcement comes as DCL releases new sailing dates from September 2027 to December 2027. The Disney Adventure, which embarked on its maiden voyage on March 10, is homeported in Singapore for at least five years from 2026 and offers three- and four-night sailings.
The new Langkawi itineraries will continue to consist largely of days at sea, with a day visit to the Malaysian island scheduled for the third day of the voyage.
“Langkawi offers nature-based experiences, family-friendly activities, local crafts and cultural attractions that complement a Disney Adventure cruise vacation,” says a DCL spokesperson, responding to queries sent by The Straits Times.
“With its lush rainforests and scenic coastline, this itinerary enhancement offers guests even more opportunities to explore South-east Asia and enjoy new experiences both onboard and ashore.”
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