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Disney again cruising West Coast
Tuesday, 23 Jan, 2007
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Disney Cruise Line announced its Disney Magic will return to the West Coast next year.
The line will offer a seven-night Mexican Riviera itinerary.
Sailings will depart from the Port of Los Angeles.
Stopovers will include Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta.
Disney says it brought the route back after positive guest feedback about the original 2005 West Coast sailings.
Bookings will be made available beginning 31 Jan.
Rates will start at $1,599 per person.
Report by David Wilkening
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