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Disney Unveils New Cruise Ship Set to Debut in 2027: Disney Believe
- On March 18, 2026, Disney announced the name Disney Believe during its annual shareholder meeting, with the ship expected to debut in late 2027 as the ninth in the fleet.
- Named Disney Believe, the ship honors 'the dreamers and doers who dare to pursue their own happily ever after', and its motif of promise and possibility will shape decor, entertainment, and experiences, Disney said.
- Technical details show the ship was built at Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, with a first steel cut in August 2025, and Wish-class ships measure 144,000 gross tons with a 4,000-passenger capacity.
- The addition makes it the ninth ship as Disney Cruise Line plans to grow its fleet to 13 ships by 2031, including a fifth Wish-class ship in 2029 with Oriental Land Co. in Japan.
- In the coming months, Disney said it plans to share more details about the ship, following Disney Adventure's debut earlier this month in Singapore.
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Orlando SentinelDisney Cruise Line gives name to new ship due next year
Disney Cruise Line announced the name coming to its fourth Wish-class ship slated to begin sailing in late 2027.
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Disney Parks and Experiences Announces Major Global Expansion for 2027
Disney Cruise Line has been on a remarkable run of expansion. The company pulled in more than $10 billion in operating income from its cruise and parks division in fiscal year 2025. A $12 billion investment is underway to nearly double the fleet from seven ships to thirteen by 2031. The Disney Adventure, the line’s newest and largest ship, just completed its maiden commercial voyage out of Singapore. And the Wish class — the newest generation of…
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