Disney Cruise Line Potentially Buying the Partially Completed Global Dream Cruise Ship

What started out as a rumor too far fetched for me to believe a week ago, is now a reality. Today, it was announced the partially completed Global Dream cruise ship will be purchased by Disney Cruise Line.

The Marine Executive offers an interesting look into the liquidation proceedings that have led to today’s announcement. Speculation at this point suggests the ship may be deployed into the Asian market.

When the construction halted at MV Weften at the beginning of this year, the 208,000 GT Global Dream was three quarters complete. The cruise ship, which measures 342 meters (1,122 feet) in length, beam of 46.4m (152ft 3in), with a 9.5m (31ft 2 in) draft. Originally, the ship was designed to carry 9000 passengers.

The Global Dream was originally ordered on March 3, 2016, with the keel laid on September 11, 2018.

4 Replies to “Disney Cruise Line Potentially Buying the Partially Completed Global Dream Cruise Ship”

  1. Arthur Houston

    Everything I have read today it is a done deal. for outside of US. Betting going after the Asian market. Also bet will be first DCL ship with a casino run by RCL.

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  2. Arthur Houston

    Ship is 75% complete they will not be able to put in the split bathrooms and some other features that have been big Disney favorites

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