The Disney Frontier Blog

Despite my fear of the open ocean and my loath of cruise ships, I have to admit that the Disney Dream Ship might have enough cool Disney magic to get me out on the deep blue.

LaughingPlace.com is reporting on a permit filed with the Port of Los Angeles hinting to the return of Disney Cruises on the left coast in 2008. Um, where do I sign up?

The Disney Magic was previously in California in the summer of 2005. She made 12 seven-night cruises along the Mexican Riviera. After that, she went home. Discuss it on MouseInfo.com.

Here are two video walk throughs aboard the Disney Magic cruise ship.

I create a new page that links to each Disney Map from each Disney Park at each Disney Resort. I hope you find these as useful as I do. It will become the third regular link on the right along with the Disney Links page and the Recommend Stuff page.

I found it interesting that each Disney Destination site was different in design and in functionality. If you cruise some of these maps, you will find that very few resorts present them in the same fashion. In fact, the best maps I could find of the Disneyland Resort in California were actually PDFs. Besides for these three maps, all the rest link to pages on the particular resort’s site.

The actual ship from the movie Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest is parked outside of Castaway Cay. Castaway Cay is a private island owned by Disney and one of the destinations of the Disney cruise ship. The press release released by Disney also makes mention of watching for Captain Jack Sparrow. Sounds like maybe they are doing a show?

Many Flickr vacationers have pictures up:

• http://flickr.com/photos/bloritsch/189130320/
• http://flickr.com/photos/84369299@N00/140014471/
• http://flickr.com/photos/sakraft1/182861358/

Technorati : Castaway Cay, Cruise, POTC, Pirates of the Caribbean