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Disney Destiny Departs Meyer Werft Dock for Final Outfitting

The LNG-powered cruise liner will enter open waters ahead of its November 20 maiden voyage from Fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas.

Meyer Werft dockt das Kreuzfahrtschiff „Disney Destiny“ aus. 4000 Gäste sollen Platz finden.
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Im November startet das neue Schiff von Disney zur ersten Fahrt.

Overview

  • On August 9 the 340-meter-long, 41-meter-wide vessel left the Papenburg dock to begin outfitting work set to conclude in early September.
  • The ship will traverse the Ems River to the North Sea later this summer before proceeding to sea trials.
  • As Disney Cruise Line’s third Wish-class ship and seventh overall, Disney Destiny accommodates about 4,000 guests in 1,250 cabins.
  • Meyer Werft acquired and reconfigured the hull originally intended as ‘Global One’ after purchasing it in 2022.
  • The shipyard holds four additional Disney cruise ship orders with deliveries scheduled from 2027 through 2031.