Disney Wish is an LNG-powered Wish-class ocean cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line. Built by Meyer Werft at Papenburg in Germany, she was delivered in June 2022 and entered passenger service from Port Canaveral on 14 July 2022.
The ship measures approximately 340.89 metres in length and 39 metres across the beam, with a registered gross tonnage of 144,256gt. Disney Wish has 1,250 guest staterooms, accommodation for approximately 2,508 passengers at double occupancy and a published maximum capacity of about 4,000 guests. The ship carries approximately 1,555 crew members.
Disney Wish was Disney Cruise Line's first LNG-powered ship and the lead vessel of the Wish class. Five dual-fuel main engines generate power for the ship, while two azimuthing electric propulsion units provide propulsion. Her maximum speed is approximately 24 knots.
The ship's principal family attractions include AquaMouse, a water ride combining animated scenes with an upper-deck flume, and the Grand Hall, a Cinderella-inspired atrium designed as the central gathering space. Children's facilities include Marvel Super Hero Academy, Fairytale Hall and Star Wars: Cargo Bay.
Rotational dining venues include Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure, Worlds of Marvel and 1923. Adults-only dining includes Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté by chef Arnaud Lallement, while other prominent venues include Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge, The Rose, the Walt Disney Theatre and the adults-only Quiet Cove district.
Port Canaveral remains Disney Wish's principal home port through April 2027. Disney has subsequently scheduled the ship for its inaugural European season, followed by seven four- to seven-night cruises from New York beginning in late September 2027. The announced programme then moves the ship to San Juan before a return to Port Canaveral. Deployment and onboard offerings may change, so guests should confirm current itineraries and deck plans directly with Disney Cruise Line.