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Disney Cruise Line plans a London office
2008-04-17 08:57:00 Disney Cruise Line plans to open a London office this summer and send some employees from Central Florida overseas.A company spokeswoman said that about 20 employees will be stationed in the United Kingdom office, though not ...
Disney Cruise Line plans a London office
2008-04-14 10:34:00 Disney Cruise Line plans to open a London office this summer and send some employees from Central Florida overseas.A company spokeswoman said that about 20 employees will be stationed in the United Kingdom office, though not all will be people transferred from Central Florida. The operation there will be l...
Port Canaveral waives $400,000 penalty against Disney Cruise Line
2008-04-05 09:41:00 Port Canaveral waived the cruise line's 'shortage payment' during negotiations for a lucrative 15-year pact.Port Canaveral allowed Disney Cruise Line to avoid a payment of about $400,000 during negotiations on a long-term contract that were completed last month.
Disney Cruise Line Keeps Kids and Parents Entertained and In Touch
2008-02-26 00:00:00 Disney Cruise Line lives by the philosophy that it’s good to be a kid. With that in mind, each of the Disney Cruise Line ships, Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder, have nearly an entire deck dedicated to entertaining children ages 3 months to 17 years. Better yet, while the kids and teenagers are ...
Disney Cruise Line Brings Toy Story To The High Seas
2008-02-03 14:08:00 Disney has always has the ability to take a movie and turn it into a stage production, or ice show, and not have it lose much of its original impact. Once again, they are bringing you a mega-successful movie release to their cruise ships. If you decide this is the year for a family cruise with the young ones, then this is the ship for you. It promises to be as spectacular as any of the past Disney ventures. Disney Cruise Line will transform one of the most beloved animated features of all time into a stage spectacular aboard the Disney Wonder cruise ship when “Toy Story-The Musical” makes its debut at the Walt Disney Theatre this spring. This is the first time the popular Disney-Pixar classic has been adapted for the stage.
Disney Cruise Line Brings Toy Story To The High Seas
2008-02-03 14:08:00 Disney has always has the ability to take a movie and turn it into a stage production, or ice show, and not have it lose much of its original impact. Once again, they are bringing you a mega-successful movie release to their cruise ships. If you decide this is the year for a family cruise with the young ones, then this is the ship for you. It promises to be as spectacular as any of the past Disney ventures. Disney Cruise Line will transform one of the most beloved animated features of all time into a stage spectacular aboard the Disney Wonder cruise ship when “Toy Story-The Musical” makes its debut at the Walt Disney Theatre this spring. This is the first time the popular Disney-Pixar classic has been adapted for the stage.
Widow sues Disney Cruise Line in man's death
2008-01-27 08:50:00 A widow from New York has sued Disney Cruse Line in federal court, blaming the company for her husband's death from injuries he suffered during a Mediterranean cruise last summer.Marilyn Piazza alleges that her husband, S...
Birnbaum?s Disney Cruise Line 2008 (Birnbaum?s Disney Cruise Line) (Paperba
2008-01-14 02:01:00 Birnbaum’s filmmaker Cruise Line 2008 (Birnbaum’s filmmaker Cruise Line) (Paperback)By Birnbaum Travel Guid Buy new: $13.95$11.1640 utilised and new from $3.64 Customer Rating: First tagged “disney” by crw “Disney Nut” Customer tags: ...
Disney Cruise Line Introduces New Caribbean Cruises
2007-12-29 14:16:00 Disney Cruise Line is expanding their product offerings in the Caribbean to St. Croix and Tortola. Disney made the announcement earlier this month that they would have two new eastern Caribbean itineraries for 2009. I’m sure Disney is just making sure future and past cruise guests will have something new to look forward to, much the same as they do in their parks from time to time. Disney has always taken pride in giving guests more choices for vacation entertainment, and now offer the beautiful islands of the Caribbean and with special offerings for 2008 and 2009.
Disney Cruise Line Still Best Bet For Family Cruising
2007-12-01 12:59:00 Year after year, Disney Cruise Line continues to show why it still ranks number 1 in cruising with the American public. After successfully bringing family travel to the cruise industry in 1998, they continue to be recognized for refining that product year after year. This year was no exception as Disney has won 8 more top awards, the latest being in the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards back in September. The ranking was determined from answers given by readers when asked to rate cruise lines on cabins, food, service, itineraries, destinations, activities and value. The brings the total of awards won by Disney to almost 50 in its 9 years of existance. If you cruise with Disney after Thanksgiving this year for the holidays, you will see some of the extra touches that make them famous. -A nearly three-deck-tall tree festooned with decorations in the atrium lobby, where “snow” flurries fall and a tree-lighting ceremony occurs. -A Christmas Day visit from Sa...
Podcasting is the New Wave of Vacation Planning for Disney Cruise Line
2007-11-07 06:26:00 CELEBRATION, Fla., Nov. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- In a cruise industry first, Disney Cruise Line is reaching out to perspective guests through podcasts that offer a new way to get customized information about family-friendly Disney cruise vacations.
Disney Cruise Line to offer airline check-in service
2007-10-03 19:26:00 The Disney Cruise Line service is modeled after Disney's Magical Express.
Disney Cruise Line Arrives In Europe, Begins First-Ever Mediterranean Cruis
2007-05-25 19:44:00 BARCELONA, Spain, May 24 -- Thousands of colorful fireworks filled the nighttime sky over Barcelona this evening as, for the first time, the
Disney Cruise Line is attempting to sell European excursions to U.S. custom
2007-05-13 21:06:00 On a recent morning, Disney Cruise Line President Tom McAlpin stood in front of 20 new recruits from across Europe and tried to explain why they are spending three days in a building in Central Florida, 60 miles inland and nowhere near a ship."Who's worked for a cruise company before?" he asked. |
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