The Disney Dream cruise liner accidentally collided with a pier in Nassau, Bahamas, on Saturday. (iStock)
Soon, Disney fans will be able to see Italy and Southern Europe in a more magical way than ever before.
Starting in the summer of 2019, Disney Cruise Line will be launching its first-ever roundtrip cruise route starting from the port of Civitavecchia, a town near Rome, Italy.
The first voyage begins on June 14 with stops in Italy, France and Spain. Guests will be able to visit Salerno, on Italy's Amalfi Coast; La Spezia, a common launch point for visiting the picturesque towns of Cinque Terre; Villefranche-sur-Mer and Marseilles, on the French Riviera; and Spain's vibrant beach city of Barcelona, according to Travel Weekly.
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This Rome-based cruise is just one of seven new cruise routes that Disney has to offer in Europe. The others are Cartagena, Spain; Toulon (Provence) and Brest, France; Belfast, Northern Ireland; Gothenburg and Nynashamn (Stockholm), Sweden; and Fredericia, Denmark, according to the Disney Parks Blog.
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And closer to home for Americans, Disney Cruise Line is also returning to their popular ports in Alaska, the Bahamas and the Caribbean.
For more information on booking a trip for the summer, visit the Disney Cruise Line website.
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