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Open the sourced Cruise Ship IndexDisney Adventure is Disney Cruise Line's largest ship and its first vessel based in Asia. The 208,108gt, approximately 6,700-guest ship entered service from Singapore in March 2026 after the unfinished Global Dream was acquired and extensively redesigned for Disney.
Disney Believe is the fourth Wish-class ship for Disney Cruise Line and is under construction at Meyer Werft in Germany for a planned late-2027 debut. The ship's theme is promise and possibility.
Disney Destiny is a 144,256gt LNG-powered Wish-class cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line. Built by Meyer Werft and introduced in November 2025, the 341-metre vessel has approximately 1,250 staterooms and capacity for around 4,000 guests.
Disney Dream is a Dream-class cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line. Built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, she entered passenger service in January 2011 and has a gross tonnage of about 129,690 GT.
Disney Fantasy is a Dream-class cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line. Delivered by Meyer Werft in February 2012, the 130,000 GT ship carries up to 4,000 passengers in 1,250 guest cabins.
Disney Magic is the original Disney Cruise Line ship, delivered by Fincantieri in 1998. The Bahamas-flagged vessel is 294 metres long, has 880 passenger cabins and a builder-published maximum speed of 24.7 knots.
Disney Wish is a 144,256gt LNG-powered cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line. Built by Meyer Werft and introduced in July 2022, the 341-metre Wish-class vessel has 1,250 guest staterooms and capacity for up to 4,000 passengers.
Disney Wonder is a Magic-class cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line. Delivered by Fincantieri in 1999, the Bahamas-flagged vessel is 294 metres long, has 880 passenger cabins and can connect to shore power in Vancouver.