Disney Cruise Line Approved for Test Sailing
Disney Cruise Line is the second cruise line to be approved by the CDC to sail a simulated voyage on one of their cruise...
Disney Cruise Line’s New Ship Touches Water for the First Time
Disney Cruise Line's new ship, Disney Wish, touched water for the first time when the vessel was floated out at the Meyer Werft shipyard...
Disney Adding an Ironman Roller Coaster on Their Largest Cruise Ship
Disney Cruise Line has announced new details on their largest ship yet, Disney Adventure. They include the longest roller coaster ever on a cruise...
Disney Cruise Ship Earns Perfect Health Score for the 14th Time
Disney Cruise Line continues to do well during surprise health inspections with one of their cruise ships scoring a perfect 100 for the 14th...
Sneak Peek at Disney’s New Mega Cruise Ship, Disney Adventure
Disney Cruise Line has given a first sneak peek on what will be the largest cruise ship in their fleet, Disney Adventure. It will...
Disney Buys Giant Cruise Ship From Bankrupt Cruise Line
Disney Cruise Line announced that they have purchased Global Dream, a 208,000 gross ton cruise ship that is 70% completed. The ship was never...
Disney Cruise Line Announces New Start Date for Cruises
Disney Cruise Line has announced a new date for when the cruise line plans to resume cruises.
Disney Cruise Line is now planning on resuming...
Disney’s Next New Cruise Ship Reaches Construction Milestone
Disney Cruise Line celebrated a construction milestone on the next new cruise ship that will enter their fleet, Disney Treasure.
Disney Treasure will be the...
“Man Overboard” Scare on Disney Cruise Ship Determined to Be False...
An alarm was triggered on Disney Wish last night as life preservers were thrown into the water, and the ship circled back around.
Passengers were...
Disney Cruise Line Announces Homeport for 208,000 Gross Ton Ship
Disney Cruise Line has announced where their largest cruise ship yet, a currently unnamed 208,000 gross ton ship, will homeport for the first five...
















