Overview
- The move from Meyer Werft was confirmed via a Hamburg Port Live YouTube stream.
- The 1,119-foot ship traveled in reverse at roughly 3–5 mph with tug assistance from the inland yard to Eemshaven before trials.
- Formal handover follows sea trials, with a transatlantic crossing to Florida expected in late October or early November and an inaugural season of 4- and 5-night cruises.
- The debut will be Disney Cruise Line’s first new-ship launch away from Port Canaveral, with Port Everglades serving as its year-round second Florida home.
- At about 144,000 gross tons with 1,246 staterooms, the third Wish-class vessel will bring DCL’s fleet to seven ships as the Disney Adventure targets spring 2026.