This is being reported by the Local 6 News in Orlando:

"Disney Ship Cruising To Europe

POSTED: 9:57 am EST March 17, 2006
UPDATED: 10:01 am EST March 17, 2006

Disney's Magic cruise ship will take a European vacation in summer 2007, Local 6 News had learned.

Local 6 News partner Florida Today confirmed Friday that the ship will make stops in England, France and Italy from May to August of 2007.
The Magic's sister ship, the Disney Wonder, is expected to continue sailing out of Port Canaveral while the Magic is in Europe.

Disney officials would not discuss specific details until an announcement planned for Tuesday at the World Showcase Pavilion at Disney's Epcot theme park near Orlando.

Disney officials would not discuss specific details until an announcement planned for Tuesday at the World Showcase Pavilion at Disney's Epcot theme park near Orlando, according to the report.

Watch Local 6 News for more on this story."

For more information, visit Local 6 News (http://www.local6.com/news/8079650/detail.html)

*drooooooool*

Ok, now how to figure out how to afford that.

MickeyMac - what are the deposits usually on a Med cruise?

As they've never gone there before, I can't tell you. Hopefully we will know on the 21st, and I will post an update.

Per person, the 3 & 4 night cruise deposits are $200 & 7 night cruises are $250. The suites are $400 per person...

If the Magic is going to stop in Europe on the way to the Mediterranean, will there be DLP/DCL combo packages?

Well, this totally makes sense now that I think about it.

The article states that DCL will make the announcment from World Showcase. This wouldn't make sense for Alaska or Hawaii, since they're part of the U.S.
Disneyland Paris opened on April 12th, 1992, making 2007 the 15-year anniversary. This is a great way to bring people to the park. ;)

Bingo, Disneyphile. I'm sure that makes a ton of sense. I also find it very hard to believe DLP has been around for 15 years. I still consider it a baby.

Andrew, we don't know for sure, but it would make sense. Even if there are no land/sea packages, it would be relatively easy to make an add on for it, depending on where the ports are.

Disney Adventures has a DLP add-on for the London/Paris adventure.