Today, Disney Cruise Line and runDisney revealed a brand-new medal design for the Disney Castaway Cay Challenge in January. To get a first look at the design, which celebrates Captain Minnie Mouse.
As you can see the new medal design is in honor of their new push of Captain Minnie Mouse. In the video of the release, they even show the ship’s wheel spinning. So the medal may indeed even have a spinner part to it. The Castaway Cay Challenge takes place on our private island during a four-night cruise on the Disney Dream following the Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend. Before enjoying the island’s white-sand beaches, snorkel lagoons and more, you can run through paradise in this unforgettable runDisney race. Back on the ship, you’ll experience world-class accommodations and dining, incredible family entertainment and relaxation at its finest.
Click here to learn more about the Castaway Cay Challenge, and book your cruise to paradise today!
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