Renderings
New Ship Rendering
The Walt Disney Company announced plans to expand its successful cruise business with the addition of two new ocean liners. Scheduled to launch in 2011 and 2012, the new 128,000-ton ships will more than double the passenger capacity for Disney Cruise Line to meet the sustained demand for Disney's f... [more]
New Ship Rendering
The Walt Disney Company announced plans to expand its successful cruise business with the addition of two new ocean liners. Scheduled to launch in 2011 and 2012, the new 128,000-ton ships will more than double the passenger capacity for Disney Cruise Line to meet the sustained demand for Disney's f... [more]
Steel Cutting
Pixie Dusted Steel
The first piece of steel cut for the new Disney Cruise Line ships is part of the art deco inspired scrollwork that will grace the bow of the ships. Similar to the scrollwork on the current two Disney ships, the intricate pattern is reminiscent of the classic ocean liners of the 1930s, with added to... [more]
Disney Cruise Line Begins New Ship Construction
Magical Beginnings - In true Disney style and complete with confetti and pixie dust, Captain Mickey along with Disney Cruise Line President Karl Holz (left) and Meyer Werft Managing Partner Bernard Meyer (right) celebrated Disney Cruise Line's first steel cutting ceremony at the Meyer Werft shipyard... [more]
Keel Laying
Pixie Dusted Coin
Captain Tom Forberg holds the special Disney Cruise Line coin placed under the keel of the Disney Dream, Disney's newest cruise ship, currently under construction at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. In maritime tradition, the ceremony marked a momentous occasion when the first block o... [more]
Disney Dream Keel Laying
Disney Dream Begins - Disney Cruise Line celebrated the keel laying of the Disney Dream, the first of two newly-designed ships destined to expand family cruise options to more people in more places around the world. The ceremony marked the momentous occasion when the first block of the ship is lowe... [more]
Disney Dream Keel Laying
Pixie-Dusted Coins - Captain Tom Forberg and Donald Duck did the honors of placing the special Disney Cruise Line coin under the keel of the Disney Dream, Disney's newest cruise ship, currently under construction at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. In maritime tradition, the ceremony... [more]
Mounting of the Final Building Block
FINISHING TOUCHES
The final building block for the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Dream, was placed today at the Meyer Werft shipyard signaling completion of a major milestone in the ship's overall construction. Captain Mickey Mouse joined Disney Cruise Line President Karl Holz to add a ceremonial touch o... [more]
FINAL BUILDING BLOCK
The final building block for the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Dream, was placed today at the Meyer Werft shipyard signaling completion of a major milestone in the ship's overall construction. On January 26, 2011, the Disney Dream will set sail from Port Canaveral, Fla. on her maiden v... [more]
LOWER THE BOW
The final building block for the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Dream, was placed June 1, 2010, at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany, signaling completion of a major milestone in construction. The final block was a 260-ton portion of the ship's bow. With all 80 building blocks for th... [more]
LOWER THE BOW
The final building block for the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Dream, was placed June 1, 2010, at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany, signaling completion of a major milestone in construction. The final block was a 260-ton portion of the ship's bow. With all 80 building blocks for th... [more]
LOWER THE BOW
The final building block for the newest Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Dream, was placed June 1, 2010, at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany, signaling completion of a major milestone in construction. The final block was a 260-ton portion of the ship's bow. With all 80 building blocks for th... [more]
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