Disney Cruise Line's Disney Adventure canceled its May 7-11 sailing after passengers had already boarded due to technical problems. Guests experienced long waits for information and were sent to hotels late at night, with some expressing dissatisfaction over inconsistent accommodations and limited compensation. Disney offered full refunds, 50% off future cruises, complimentary hotel stays, and coverage for some expenses. The cruise line resolved the issue and resumed the next scheduled sailing, continuing its expansion with plans to grow its fleet to 13 ships by 2031, marking its first permanent deployment in Asia.
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