Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, the Disney Treasure, officially set sail on its maiden voyage on December 21 from its home port of Port Canaveral, Florida. The imaginative new ship invites guests to live their own adventure on seven-night Caribbean voyages immersed in vibrant worlds and adventures from fan-favorite Disney stories.
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Featured new story experiences from “Haunted Mansion,” “Moana” and “Coco” highlight the Disney Treasure, and are just the beginning of the new delights Disney Imagineers are bringing to the cruise line's ships. Disney Cruise Line has set a course to strengthen its position as a leader in family cruising as it will double its fleet by 2031.
The cruise line will launch two new ships in 2025 that will bring bold new experiences to the high seas, including hero- and villain-themed venues and entertainment, and attractions and stage shows inspired by Marvel superheroes. Along with the new ships, the cruise line will bring new characters to family cruises, including some of the most popular TV and movie characters of 2024.
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Disney Cruise Line to launch new ships from Florida and Singapore in 2025
Following Disney Treasure's inaugural season, the cruise line will launch its next new ship from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in November 2025. Disney Destiny features a heroes and villains theme that sets the stage for epic new experiences, including a new family dinner inspired by “The Lion King”.
It will also be the first Disney cruise ship to feature a lounge inspired by Marvel Studios' “Doctor Strange.” Other new spots on the ship include bars celebrating Cruella de Vil and the Pirates of the Caribbean.
Shortly after Disney Destiny embarks on its maiden voyage, Disney Cruise Line's first ship for passengers in Asia will set sail in December 2025 and will be a destination in itself. The cruise line's most theme park-like ship yet, Disney Adventure will offer cruises with just days at sea and will feature seven unique themed areas that bring the fantastical worlds of Disney, Pixar and Marvel to life.
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One of Disney Adventure's themed areas, an upper-deck adventure zone called Marvel Landing, will feature three new Disney attractions inspired by iconic Marvel superheroes. One of the attractions, Ironcycle Test Run, will be the cruise line's first coaster and the longest coaster at sea.
New characters will arrive on Disney cruise ships in 2025
Starting in January 2025, Disney Cruise Line guests sailing from Australia and New Zealand will be the first to interact with beloved Blue Heeler pup Bluey and her sister, Bingo, from the hit TV show Bluey. The animated series was the most watched series worldwide on Disney+ in 2024.
Bluey experiences aboard Disney cruise ships sailing from Australia and New Zealand will include special encounters and a clue-filled interactive game that ends in a dance party featuring Bluey's signature moves.
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Marvel character Deadpool, who teamed up with Wolverine for a box office record-breaking 2024 film, will make his Disney Cruise Line debut in 2025 when Disney Adventure sets sail from Singapore in December. Deadpool will join a legendary lineup of Marvel superheroes and villains in Avengers Assemble!, one of the new ship's signature shows. The Avengers Assemble! It will be an action-packed battle between good and evil with stunts, special effects and Marvel characters such as Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Thor and Black Panther, as well as Deadpool.
Disney Destiny will also be packed with Marvel-inspired spaces, entertainment and characters. It will be the first Disney cruise ship to feature a Marvel superhero as a signature character on its stern. The ship will be adorned with a massive sculpture of Spider-Man and his Spider-Bots decorating the filigree on the back of the ship.
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