Disney Cruise Line and Huna Totem Corporation signed a 15-year agreement that keeps Disney ships visiting Alaska's Icy Strait Point through at least 2041.
The agreement gives Disney preferential docking for one ship each week and includes a minimum annual passenger guarantee. The companies did not disclose the passenger total.
Icy Strait Point sits near Hoonah in Southeast Alaska. The Indigenous-owned cruise destination was developed by Huna Totem Corporation and is the community's largest employer.
Disney Cruise Line expanded its Alaska schedule to two ships in 2026. Select seven-night Disney Magic and Disney Wonder itineraries include calls at Icy Strait Point.
The new agreement extends a relationship that began nearly a decade ago. Disney Cruise Line Vice President Jose Fernandez said the port gives guests access to the region's wildlife, scenery and Huna Tlingit culture.
Source: Huna Totem Corporation and Disney Cruise Line.
Image: Disney Cruise Line / Huna Totem Corporation.