Disney Cruise Line
Disney Cruise Line has four ships in their fleet, but will soon boast seven by 2023. Disney’s ships exude classic elegance, harkening back to the 1920s and 30s, often known as the “golden age of cruising.” Passengers step aboard into a luxurious atrium, complete with a massive chandelier and curving staircase. Each ship has its own magical touches, but all feature gorgeous decor, themed restaurants, nightclubs, kids clubs, and plenty of outdoor fun on the pool deck.
Disney Magic
The Disney Magic first set sail on July 30, 1998.
- Passengers: 2,400
- Atrium statue: Helmsman Mickey
- Character on the stern: Goofy
- Top Cruising Speed: 23 knots
- Gross tonnage: 83,000
- Length: 964 feet
- Beam (width): 106 feet
- Draft: 25.26 feet
Disney Wonder
The Disney Wonder first set sail on August 15, 1999.
- Passengers: 2,400
- Atrium statue: Ariel
- Character on the stern: Donald Duck and his nephews
- Top Cruising Speed: 22.3 knots
- Gross tonnage: 85,000
- Length: 964 feet
- Beam (width): 106 feet
- Draft: 25.26 feet
Disney Dream
The Disney Dream first set sail on January 26, 2011.
- Passengers: 4,000
- Atrium statue: Admiral Donald
- Character on the stern: Sorcerer Mickey
- Top Cruising Speed: 23.5 knots
- Gross tonnage: 128,000
- Length: 1,115 feet
- Beam (width): 125 feet
- Draft: 26 feet
Disney Fantasy
The Disney Fantasy first set sail on March 31, 2012.
- Passengers: 4,000
- Atrium statue: Mademoiselle Minnie Mouse
- Character on the stern: Dumbo
- Top Cruising Speed: 22 knots
- Gross tonnage: 128,000
- Length: 1,115 feet
- Beam (width): 125 feet
- Draft: 26 feet
3 New Ships Coming Soon!
Disney Cruise Line has announced three new ships coming to their fleet, in 2021, 2022, and 2023. The ships will be built at Meyer Werft Shipyard in Germany, who was the shipmaker for the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy. The new ships will be slightly larger than the Dream and Fantasy, but no other details have been announced yet.
