When Disney Cruise Line launched its first vessel homeported in Asia, the massive Disney Adventure, travelers were eager to step aboard to experience the brand’s signature entertainment and seven themed areas at sea. But there was one noticeable detail about its maiden season: the ship was only sailing “cruises to nowhere” out of Singapore, giving guests endless sea days without any port stops.
That is officially about to change.
As theme park and attractions expert Robert Niles reported for Theme Park Insider: “It looks like the Disney Adventure is going someplace… finally. The Disney Cruise Line’s latest ship, Disney Adventure, started sailing from Singapore last spring. Disney’s first cruise ship to be based in Asia has not called on any other ports in the region, however. The ship has sailed only ‘cruises to nowhere’ in its maiden season. That is about to change, though. Disney has announced that Disney Adventure will be adding its first port of call to its itineraries, starting this New Year’s Eve. Disney Adventure will sail to Langkawi, Malaysia on select four-night cruises from Singapore in 2027.”
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Known as the “Jewel of Kedah,” Langkawi is an archipelago of 99 tropical islands off the northwestern coast of Malaysia, celebrated for its emerald waters, ancient limestone cliffs, and UNESCO Global Geopark status.
For passengers stepping ashore on these new itineraries, Disney has rolled out a lineup of Port Adventures designed to showcase the island’s rich culture, wildlife, and natural landscapes:
Langkawi Highlights and Cable Car Ride: Travelers can soar high above the rainforest canopy on the famous Langkawi SkyCab, taking in sweeping 360-degree vistas across the mountains and the Andaman Sea, with access to the curved Sky Bridge suspended over a deep gorge. Island Hopping and Eagle-Watching Tours: Boat excursions navigate through surrounding islet clusters, where guests can spot majestic sea eagles and Brahminy kites swooping into coastal lagoons. Kilim Kayak Adventure on the Kubang Badak River: An active paddle through mangrove forests and serene waterways, perfect for seeing native wildlife and unique coastal ecosystems up close. Colors & Crafts with a Batik-Making Workshop: An immersive hands-on cultural experience where travelers learn traditional Malaysian wax-resist textile dying to create their own vibrant batik keepsake.Related: Disney Treasure Review: Is It the Perfect Family Cruise Line Ship?
Booking Details and Fares
For families looking to book one of the new Malaysian sailings, fares for these select four-night voyages start at $1,509 for two guests in an inside stateroom.
Pearl Castaway Club members receive early booking access first, with the window rolling out across club tiers before bookings open to the general public on September 8.
Whether you’re looking to glide over prehistoric jungle canopies or relax along turquoise waters, the new stop transforms Disney Adventure into a full Southeast Asian vacation, pairing Disney’s onboard magic with an authentic taste of Malaysia.
Related: 15 Included Extras That Make a Disney Cruise Worth Every Penny (Including One Most Passengers Skip)
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