Disney Destiny

About this ship

The Disney Destiny is a mid-sized cruise ship accommodating approximately 3,500 passengers, renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere and immersive Disney experiences. A standout feature is its innovative AquaDuck water coaster, offering thrilling fun for all ages.

Bahamas from Fort Lauderdale • 5 nights • Departs May. 4, 2026

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Day 1

Monday May. 4, 2026

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

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Other ships at location: Celebrity Reflection

6,546 total passengers

Day 2

Sea Day

Tuesday May. 5, 2026

At Sea: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida → Nassau, Bahamas

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Day 3

Wednesday May. 6, 2026

Nassau, Bahamas

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Other ships at location: Carnival Glory, Carnival Pride, Royal Caribbean Utopia of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Vision Of The Seas

16,317 total passengers

Day 4

Thursday May. 7, 2026

Lighthouse Point, Eleuthera, Bahamas

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Weather forecast available on Apr. 22, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on Apr. 30, 2026 for free users.

Other ships at location: none

3,500 total passengers

Day 5

Sea Day

Friday May. 8, 2026

At Sea: Lighthouse Point, Eleuthera, Bahamas → Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Weather forecast available on Apr. 23, 2026 for Cruise Outlook Premium users and on May. 1, 2026 for free users.

Day 6

Saturday May. 9, 2026

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

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Other ships at location: Princess Regal Princess

7,060 total passengers

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