MKJo
05-13-2009, 20:38
From Disney Cruise Line:
We continue to evaluate and monitor reports regarding H1N1 influenza in Mexico
and the United States, as well as other regions around the globe.
At this time, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are still
recommending that travelers avoid non-essential travel to Mexico.
As a result of this recommendation, Disney Cruise Line® has modified the May
16, 2009, Western Caribbean voyage of the Disney Magic® to include a stop in
Nassau, The Bahamas, instead of Cozumel, Mexico. Our itinerary will be as
follows:
Saturday Depart Port Canaveral
Sunday Key West, Florida
Monday Day At Sea
Tuesday Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (tender ashore)
Wednesday Day at Sea
Thursday Nassau, The Bahamas
Friday Disney’s Castaway Cay, The Bahamas
Saturday Arrive Port Canaveral
At this time, no itinerary changes have been made to future Western Caribbean
voyages. We will continue to monitor and evaluate the situation and make future
modifications as needed.
Additional information about H1N1 influenza can be found at the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention Web site at www.cdc.gov.
We continue to evaluate and monitor reports regarding H1N1 influenza in Mexico
and the United States, as well as other regions around the globe.
At this time, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are still
recommending that travelers avoid non-essential travel to Mexico.
As a result of this recommendation, Disney Cruise Line® has modified the May
16, 2009, Western Caribbean voyage of the Disney Magic® to include a stop in
Nassau, The Bahamas, instead of Cozumel, Mexico. Our itinerary will be as
follows:
Saturday Depart Port Canaveral
Sunday Key West, Florida
Monday Day At Sea
Tuesday Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (tender ashore)
Wednesday Day at Sea
Thursday Nassau, The Bahamas
Friday Disney’s Castaway Cay, The Bahamas
Saturday Arrive Port Canaveral
At this time, no itinerary changes have been made to future Western Caribbean
voyages. We will continue to monitor and evaluate the situation and make future
modifications as needed.
Additional information about H1N1 influenza can be found at the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention Web site at www.cdc.gov.