Meyer Werft has officially delivered the Disney Treasure to Disney Cruise Line, marking the final construction milestone for the cruise line’s newest ship. The Disney Treasure is the latest ship to join Disney Cruise Line’s fleet and the fifth Disney ship built by Meyer Werft. According to Meyer Werft, the
Walt Disney World has announced several closures across the resort ahead of Hurricane Milton this week. The news was published on wdwnt.com, which stated that the closure would include the cancellation of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which was originally planned for October 10. The event, which was set to be
Disney has announced a new agreement with Oriental Land Co., Ltd. (OLC) to bring year-round Disney cruise vacations to Japan. Under a recently signed agreement, OLC will build and operate a Disney-branded cruise business in Japan, expected to commence by early 2029. This is the latest evolution in an over
Disney Cruise Line revealed the first details about its next ship, the Disney Destiny. The ship has reached a new construction milestone with a keel laying ceremony at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. The design theme of the Disney Destiny, sister to the Disney Wish and Disney Treasure,
Disney Cruise Line has released its summer 2025 itineraries, offering unforgettable experiences around the world. Among the highlights is Disney Fantasy setting sail from Southampton to various destinations in Europe including Spain, Norway and the British Isles in 2025. Other itinerary options available include tropical getaways to The Bahamas and
Disney Cruise Line has revealed the Haunted Mansion Parlor, an all-new bar inspired by the iconic Disney Parks attraction, The Haunted Mansion. Guests can sip spirited craft cocktails among 999 happy haunts for the first time inside this new venue on board the Disney Treasure when it sets sail in
