With its trademark iconic red funnels, the Disney Adventure is the newest addition to the expanding Disney Cruise Line fleet and the first for families in Asia. (Preston Mack, photographer)
Cover With its trademark iconic red funnels, the Disney Adventure is the newest addition to the expanding Disney Cruise Line fleet and the first for families in Asia (Photography: Preston Mack)
With its trademark iconic red funnels, the Disney Adventure is the newest addition to the expanding Disney Cruise Line fleet and the first for families in Asia. (Preston Mack, photographer)

Starting New Year's Eve, select four-night sailings of the Disney Adventure from Singapore will include a stop at Langkawi, giving guests a reason to go ashore as well as stay on

Since its highly anticipated launch this year, the Disney Adventure has built its reputation on keeping guests entirely occupied for three to four nights without ever needing to leave the ship. Seven themed areas, rotational dining, fireworks at sea, a dedicated roller coaster and even an omakase experience—the itinerary is full before you have even unpacked. From December 31, 2026, it adds one more dimension: a port of call.

Langkawi, Malaysia will become the Disney Adventure’s first-ever port of call, featured on select four-night itineraries departing from Marina Bay Cruise Centre. The sailing includes two days at sea, with the Langkawi stop scheduled for the third day. As Southeast Asia's first Unesco Global Geopark, Langkawi offers a different experience from the ship's onboard energy. Guests can expect lush rainforests, a dramatic coastline and a rich cultural heritage that gives them reason to disembark.

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Minnie Mouse delights guests aboard the Disney Adventure, sharing smiles and creating unforgettable moments on the high seas. (Abigail Nilsson, photographer)
Above For those who prefer to stay on board, the full programme of dining, entertainment and activities continues as usual (Photography: Abigail Nilsson)
Minnie Mouse delights guests aboard the Disney Adventure, sharing smiles and creating unforgettable moments on the high seas. (Abigail Nilsson, photographer)

Upon arrival, guests can explore the island independently or book a ‘Port Adventure’ through Disney Cruise Line, with a range of experiences available across different interests and price points. Port Adventures can be viewed on the Disney Cruise Line website from tonight at 10pm SGT. For those who prefer to stay on board, the full programme of dining, entertainment and activities continues as usual; specific onboard offerings and operating hours will be available on the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app.

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It is worth noting what does not change. The four-night duration holds, as do the Singapore departure and return dates. Guests who would rather spend the entire voyage at sea still have that option—select four-night Magical Days at Sea itineraries without a port call will continue to be offered.


Further details and bookings at disneycruise.disney.go.com.

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