Two New Ships Will More Than Double Disney Cruise Line Capacity

Stu · 16 Mar 07, 12:02 AM

Disney Cruise Line plans to add two new ocean liners to its fleet, more than doubling passenger capacity to meet the sustained demand for Disney's family cruise vacations. The new 122,000-ton cruise liners, scheduled to launch in 2011 and 2012, will be two decks taller than the existing 83,000-ton ships, the Disney Magic and the Disney Wonder.

Walt Disney Company has signed a letter of intent with Meyer Werft shipyard, based in Papenburg, Germany, to negotiate a contract to build the new ships, each with 1,250 staterooms. Specific design plans and itineraries for the yet unnamed ships are still in development.

ANGEL · 16 Mar 07, 12:04 AM

Thanks Stu!

rylisal · 16 Mar 07, 09:31 AM

This was announced on 23/2 whilst we were on board-The crew were really excited about the news-Not that they needed an excuse for a party but PARTY they did! LOL!

ANGEL · 16 Mar 07, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by rylisal

This was announced on 23/2 whilst we were on board-The crew were really excited about the news-Not that they needed an excuse for a party but PARTY they did! LOL!

I bet that was a great atmosphere!

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