The Disney Dream, the third ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, set sail in 2011. The bow features none other than the captain himself, Captain Mickey, saluting all passing ships. The aft name plate is getting some last minute touch ups by Sorcerer Mickey and his mops. The interior design is art deco like many of the past great ocean liners.
Ship Stats
- Gross Tonnage: 130,000 tons | Length: 1,115 feet | Beam: 121 feet | Draft: 28 feet | Height: 216 feet
- Speed – Cruising: 22 knots • Max: 23.5 knots
- IMO Number : 9434254
- MMSI Number : 311042900
- Call Sign : C6YR7
- Capacity – Passenger: 4000 • Crew: 1458
- Passenger Decks – 14
- Staterooms – Inside: 150 | Outside – Verandah: 901 Ocean View: 199
- Disney Dream Technical Information Sheet
- Disney Dream Engine Department Technical Information
Fun Facts
- Lobby Statue: Admiral Donald
- Godmother: Jennifer Hudson
- Steel Cutting: First week March 2009
- Name Announced: March 10, 2009
- Keel Laying: August 26, 2009
- Itineraries Announced: November 9, 2009
- Float Out: October 30, 2010
- Delivered: December 9, 2010
- Christened: January 19, 2011 – 2-night Bahamian Cruise
- Preview Cruises:
- Maiden Voyage: January 26, 2011 – 4-Night Bahamian Cruise
- Wednesday Port Canaveral
- Thursday Nassau
- Friday At Sea
- Saturday Castaway Cay
- Ship Builder: Meyer Werft (Papenburg, Germany)
- Hull Number: 687
- Sister Ship: Disney Fantasy
Cruise Planning
- Deck Plan
- Disability Guidebook Disney Dream (April 2015)
- Disability Guidebook Disney Dream (January 2014)
Dry Dock History
- 2015 – Freeport, Bahamas (22-Nights)
2020 – Freeport, Bahamas (27-Nights) [sometime between October 5, 2020 and October 31, 2020]altered due to shutdown.- 2020 – Brest, France (4-Nights)
- 2024 – Brest, France (35-nights)
Itineraries
Click here for a detailed itinerary or here for the daily sailing schedule.
Current Itinerary
4-Night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale- Sat 11/2 Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- Sun 11/3 Nassau, Bahamas
- Mon 11/4 Castaway Cay
- Tue 11/5 At Sea
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