The Disney Wonder was the second ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet which set sail a year after her sister ship, Disney Magic. The bow features Steamboat Willie at the helm leading the way and Donald doing his best to finish up the paint job on the aft name plate while under duress from his nephew Huey who found a pair of scissors. The interior design is art nouveau with a more natural whimsical feel.  Between September and November 2016, the Disney Wonder underwent a transformation in Cadiz, Spain that saw many spaces re-imagined.

Ship Stats (November 2016 – Present)

• Ship’s Registry: Bahamas
• Gross Tonnage: 84,000 tons | Length: 984 feet | Beam: 106 feet | Draft: 25.3 feet | Height: 171.5 feet
• Speed – Cruising: 21.5 knots • Max: 24 knots
• IMO Number : 9126819
• MMSI Number : 308457000
• Call Sign : C6VV3
• Capacity – Passenger: 2,713 • Crew: 950
• Passenger Decks – 11
• Staterooms – Inside: 258 | Outside – Verandah: 362 Ocean View: 257 | Total: 877
• Disney Wonder Engineering Technical Information

Ship Stats (1999 – 2016)

• Ship’s Registry: Bahamas
• Gross Tonnage: 83,000 tons | Length: 964 feet | Beam: 106 feet | Draft: 25.3 feet | Height: 171.5 feet
• Speed – Cruising: 21.5 knots • Max: 24 knots
• Capacity – Passenger: 2,713 • Crew: 950
• Passenger Decks – 11
• Staterooms – Inside: 256 | Outside – Verandah: 362 Ocean View: 259

Fun Facts

• Lobby Statue: Ariel
• Godmother: Tinker Bell
• Keel Laid: May 15, 1997
• Delivery Date: June 17, 1999
• Departed Venice: July 14, 1998
• Arrived at Port Canaveral: August 2, 1998
• Maiden Voyage: August 15, 1999 – 4-night Bahamian Cruise
• Christened: October 1, 1999 – Watch Video
• Ship Builder: Fincantieri (Marghera, Italy)
• Hull Number: 5990 – Data Sheet
• Disney Wonder Fact Sheet (circa 2001)
• Sister Ship: Disney Magic

Cruise Planning

• Deck Plan
• Disability Guidebook Disney Wonder (January 2014)
• Disability Access Information Handout

Dry Dock History

1. 2004 – Norfolk, Virginia (14-Nights)
2. 2006 – Norfolk, Virginia (14-Nights)
3. 2009 – Freeport, Bahamas (21-Nights)
4. 2011 – Vancouver, Canada (14-Nights)
5. 2014 – Freeport, Bahamas (10-Nights)
6. 2016 – Cadiz, Spain (62-Nights)
7. 2019 – Victoria, Canada (14-Nights)
8. 2020 – Brest, France (16-Nights)
9. 2023 – Vancouver, Canada (14-Nights)

Itineraries

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Current Itinerary

7-Night Alaskan Cruise from Vancouver

1. Mon 6/5 Vancouver, Canada
2. Tue 6/6 At Sea
3. Wed 6/7 Glacier Viewing (Stikine Icecap), Alaska
4. Thu 6/8 Skagway, Alaska
5. Fri 6/9 Juneau, Alaska
6. Sat 6/10 Ketchikan, Alaska
7. Sun 6/11 At Sea

Current date in BOLD.

Current Location