The Disney Magic is the most diverse ship when it comes to where it sails. When I sailed on it, I sailed the 7 night Western Caribbean in January. We stopped at Cozumel Island, Grand Cayman Island, Jamaica, and Castaway Cay.
January to April: Sails from Port Canaveral to the Bahamas (4 nights) and Caribbean (7 nights).
May: Early May sailings are 7 night Caribbean cruises. Then we have the Eastbound Transatlantic Repositioning (14 nights) ending in Dover, England. Here the Norwegian Fjords cruises begin.
June to July: Sails from Dover or Copenhagen Denmark with Northern European sailings (7-13 nights).
August to September: Sails from Barcelona on Mediterranean cruises (7-13 nights) for all of August.
Then it sails for two weeks in September before its repositioning Transatlantic (11 nights) back to New York. This is the home port for the Canada and New England sailings (4 nights).
October to November: Only a limited number of Canada sailings before New York becomes the 7-8 night Bahamian home port. This is all of October. Then we reposition to San Juan in a 6 night sailing to the Eastern Caribbean. From San Juan, we have Southern Caribbean sailings(5 nights) before the Disney Magic ends up in Miami.
Miami is the home port for the Disney Magic's Caribbean sailings (5-7 nights)
December: To finish off the year, the Magic sails to the Bahamas and the Caribbean from Miami.
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