The Disney Adventure will add ports of call in Malaysia to its Southeast Asia schedule, starting in late December 2026.

According to Disney Cruise Line’s recently released deployment plans, the 6,000-passenger ship will sail to Langkawi as part of a series of three- and four-night itineraries.

Sailing from Singapore on a year-round basis, the vessel has only offered short cruises with no ports of call since debuting in early 2026.

Disney said passengers will now have the opportunity to explore Langkawi’s lush rainforests and scenic coastline.

The company added that passengers onboard the 208,000-ton ship will also continue to enjoy “magical Disney experiences at sea, complete with Broadway-style entertainment and Disney Cruise Line’s renowned guest service.”

In addition to the new Malaysia itineraries, the Disney Adventure is also scheduled to offer short cruises featuring only sea days.

Operating in Southeast Asia year-round, the vessel will continue to offer similar itineraries through December 2027.

The recently announced deployment is also highlighted by Disney’s return to New York City after a four-year hiatus.

Upon completing its first summer season in Europe, the Disney Wish is scheduled to debut at the New York homeport with itineraries to Canada and Bermuda.

The 2027-28 season will also mark the first time two ships, the Disney Wish and the Disney Fantasy, offer itineraries from Puerto Rico.

In another first, the Disney Destiny is scheduled to reposition from Fort Lauderdale to Port Canaveral in late 2027.

Disney is also making maiden calls at two ports as part of its Panama Canal cruises, with the Disney Magic visiting Colón and Fuerte Amador.

According to Disney, bookings for the new itineraries will open early for Castaway Club members on August 31, 2026, with general bookings following on September 8.