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    Adventures by Disney: River Cruises 2021

    January 29, 2020

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    Shela Esterkin

     

    Along with our partners at Adventures by Disney, we are offering these river cruises starting in 2021!

    Email info@familytc.com with any questions!

     

     

    Looks like the surge in family river cruises in Europe will continue in the foreseeable future, if Adventures by Disney has anything to say about it. Families will embark on more of the Disney tour operator’s river cruise vacations than ever before in 2021, with 30 sailings along four European rivers: Danube, Rhine, Rhone and Seine. Those cruises are on dedicated AmaWaterways vessels as part of a partnership that is now five years old.

     

    Select AmaWaterways departures are reserved exclusively for families traveling without children, including Food & Wine and Oktoberfest-themed cruises, and festive holiday sailings wrapping up the extended river cruise season. Families can embark on more Adventures by Disney river cruise vacations than ever before in 2021 with 30 sailings along four enchanting European rivers: Danube, Rhine, Rhone and Seine. Select departures are reserved exclusively for families traveling without children, including Food and Wine and Oktoberfest-themed cruises, and festive holiday sailings wrap up the extended river cruise season. (Chloe Rice, photographer).

     

    New for 2021, guests aboard Rhine River voyages can travel to Papenburg, Germany, for an inside look at the construction of the fifth Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Wish. Bookings open to the public on Jan. 29, 2020. 

     

    Sailing with AmaWaterways, a premier luxury river cruise line, these all-inclusive vacations are filled with active, immersive experiences curated by the family travel experts at Disney. A team of specially trained Disney Adventure Guides are master storytellers who bring each destination to life and provide a seamless, authentic experience marked by signature Disney service.

     

    On Rhine River cruises, guests explore storybook villages in Switzerland, France, Germany and the Netherlands. Highlights include a toboggan ride through the black forest, high-adrenaline thrills at an indoor winter park, horseback riding through the French countryside and a voyage through the Upper Middle Rhine Valley offering up-close views of 30 castles along the river.

     

    New on the Rhine River itinerary is an excursion to Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, where the newest Disney Cruise Line ships are being built. Guests who book this activity will go behind the scenes at the building docks on a privately guided hard-hat tour led by a Disney Imagineer. This limited-capacity experience will be available at an additional charge on all 2021 departures.

     

    Danube River sailings visit eight destinations in Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary, where adventurers explore medieval ruins, scale treetop rope bridges and marvel at the rolling hills made famous in "The Sound of Music." Rhone River sailings through the south of France transport guests to Provence, a region celebrated for its colorful culture, charming villages, lush vineyards and world-renowned cuisine. Interactive excursions include an art workshop inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, a private truffle-hunting experience and tasting, and kayaking beneath a 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct. Seine River cruises celebrate the magnificence of rural France with visits to picturesque provincial towns, the historic beaches of Normandy, Monet's House and Gardens, the dramatic cliffs of Etretat, and Paris.

     

    The 2021 Adventures by Disney river cruise lineup includes a variety of specialty sailings that feature themed offerings onboard and onshore, in addition to the excursions and entertainment already built into each itinerary. Throughout the year, select departures are reserved for families traveling without children. During these adult-exclusive sailings, guests 18 years of age and older can enjoy an Adventures by Disney river cruise with the addition of tailored enhancements designed just for them. These dedicated sailings meet the increased demand among adult travelers for Adventures by Disney's blend of sophistication, variety and adventure in a fun, comfortable setting.

     

    Special adult-only vacations include themed Oktoberfest sailings on the Danube River and Food & Wine cruises on the Rhine River, each offering experiences for culinary connoisseurs and "foodies" alike. Also on the Danube, festive Christmas Market cruises are a way for families to celebrate the holidays. Each of these specialty vacations is offered twice in 2021.

     

    Pre- and post-cruise itinerary enhancements in Paris, Amsterdam and Budapest allow Adventures by Disney guests to extend their European river cruise vacations with three-day, two-night stays in some of Europe's most celebrated cities. These guided group itineraries are designed to maximize vacation time, highlighting "must see" attractions as well as lesser-known hidden gems. Two dedicated Disney Adventure Guides lead guests in activities the whole family can enjoy.

     

    A Paris Escape can be added to Seine and Rhone sailings to round-out vacations in northern or southern France. Guests enjoy spectacular views of the "City of Lights" from their seats at dinner in the Eiffel Tower, a private walking culinary tour, and an immersive visit to the Louvre Museum guided by a local expert and a special art detective activity for Junior Adventurers.

     

    An Amsterdam Escape can be added as a post-cruise stay following Rhine River sailings to complete the cruise's four-country journey. This itinerary features a bucket-list canal cruise, a culinary tour of the trendy Jordaan neighborhood and a visit to the Van Gogh Museum followed by an interactive painting workshop.

     

    A Budapest Escape can be added to Danube River sailings as the perfect land complement to the Central European tour by water. The itinerary checks off the city's must-see sites with a focus on enriching cultural experiences like sampling authentic Hungarian cuisine, riding in a tuk-tuk (motorized rickshaw) and reveling in a performance at the Budapest Opera House.

     

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