Disney Cruise Line has taken delivery of its newest ship, Disney Wish at a traditional maritime ceremony in Bremerhaven, Germany on 9 June. The ship’s final milestone in the construction journey began more than 2 months ago at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany. Disney Cruise Line’s President, Thomas Mazloum
Halloween on the High Seas will return to Disney Cruise Line with more sailings than ever, said Disney in a statement. Guests can also expect new one-of-a-kind experiences in September and October 2022 as well as favourite entertainment and activities including trick-or-treating, spooky parties, elaborate décor and themed food and
Disney Cruise Line has revealed its summer 2023 itineraries which include Alaska, the Greek Isles, Bermuda and Norway. For the first time ever, families will also have the opportunity to sail around the Mediterranean and the British Isles on the Disney Dream during its first season in Europe. “We are
Disney Cruise Line shared the following video compiled from today’s float out of the Disney Wish along with a few photos featuring the ship’s “captain”, Captain Minnie! The Disney Wish hit the water for the first time today when it floated out of Hall 6 at the Meyer Werft shipyard
Disney Cruise Line has announced the all-new Pixar Day at Sea aboard special sailings on the Disney Fantasy in early 2023. Featuring one-of-a-kind experiences, this day-long celebration on select seven-night voyages will bring to life the beloved Pixar tales of “Toy Story,” “Monsters, Inc.,” “The Incredibles,” “Finding Nemo” and more
Disney Cruise Line has announced that the maiden voyage of Disney Wish will be delayed by six weeks due to setbacks at the Meyer Werft shipyard. The setback is due in part to the pandemic and particularly the arrival of the Omicron variant in Germany at a critical point in
