Disney announces two new cruise ships for 2027 and 2029
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 07:20 · Archive
Disney has unveiled two new cruise ships, with the Believe setting sail in December 2027 and the Imagination launching in spring 2029.
Disney has unveiled two new cruise ships for its expanding fleet. The Believe will set sail on December 18, 2027, joining the Disney Cruise Line as the fourth ship in its Wish-class series. The vessel will feature the world's first stage adaptation of Encanto, alongside Tangled: The Musical and Disney Seas the Adventure. At the ship's heart, a Grand Hall will feature a statue of Moana with an ocean-hued carpet and a sea-inspired chandelier.
Passengers will find Oaken's Table: A Frozen Family Feast, where diners can experience the Frozen soundtracks in a forest-themed courtyard setting. The ship will also include new cafes such as Big Hero Sips and Café Kakamora serving specialty beverages, and the 1923 restaurant featuring over 1,000 drawings and props from the Walt Disney Archives.
Meanwhile, The Japan Times reports that Disney's first cruise ship for Japan, to be called the Imagination, is scheduled to launch in spring 2029. Reservations for that vessel will be accepted about six months before its service begins.
How it is being reported
- Japan’s first Disney cruise ship to be called Disney ImaginationThe ship is scheduled to begin service in the spring of 2029 and reservations will be accepted about six months before its launch.The Japan Times · 14 Oct, 06:14
- Disney unveils its incredible new cruise ship - complete with a 760ft water ride, seven pools and a Toy Story wonderlandSet to sail in December 2027, the spectacular vessel will boast everything from a Frozen-themed feast and a Haunted Mansion bar to an extraordinary two-storey suite.Daily Mail · 12 Oct, 09:19
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