Launching in December 2025, the Disney Adventure is poised to be a game-changer in the world of cruising. It’s not only the largest ship ever built by Disney Cruise Line, but also the first to homeport in Asia, setting sail from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre in Singapore. Whether you’re a cruise enthusiast or planning your first voyage, this ship offers a fascinating blend of engineering marvels and luxury at sea.
The Disney Adventure is a flagship vessel designed for unforgettable multigenerational travel experiences. Originally constructed under the Global Dream project and acquired by Disney in 2022, this ship was reimagined with Disney's signature storytelling and family-first focus in mind.
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Attribute |
Detail |
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Ship Name |
Disney Adventure |
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Operator |
Disney Cruise Line |
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Ship Class |
Global Class (formerly Global Dream) |
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Year Built |
2025 |
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Builder |
Meyer Werft Shipyard (Germany) |
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Ship Registry |
Bahamas |
As part of the Global Class, the Disney Adventure belongs to one of the most technologically advanced categories of ships, initially designed for the Asian market. After acquiring the partially built vessel, Disney modified it to fit their signature nautical themes and operational standards.
Size is one of the standout features of this vessel. With 208,000 gross tonnage, the Disney Adventure surpasses all other ships in the Disney fleet, even the Disney Wish. Its massive dimensions allow it to accommodate thousands of guests while still offering wide open spaces, recreational areas, and luxurious staterooms.
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Measurement |
Value |
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Gross Tonnage (GT) |
208,000 GT |
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Length |
1,122 feet (342 meters) |
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Width (Beam) |
151 feet (46 meters) |
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Decks |
20 (9 with cabins) |
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Draft |
~29.5 feet (9 meters) |
The ship spans an impressive 1,122 feet in length and features 20 decks in total, including 9 residential decks that house all types of cabins and suites. The vessel's width provides excellent stability and enhances onboard comfort, even in turbulent waters.
Designed with families in mind, the Disney Adventure has an astounding passenger capacity of up to 6,700 — making it one of the largest passenger vessels in operation globally. The ship also hosts a crew of approximately 2,500 members to maintain Disney’s high standards for hospitality and service.
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Category |
Detail |
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Passenger Capacity |
Up to 6,700 |
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Crew Members |
Approx. 2,500 |
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Total People Onboard |
Over 9,000 |
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Staterooms/Cabins |
2,111 |
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Cabin Types |
Inside, Oceanview, Balcony, Concierge Suites |
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Cabins with Balconies |
Majority include verandas |
The ship includes over 2,100 cabins with a wide range of layouts, including inside staterooms, oceanview cabins, and veranda suites. Most rooms are designed to accommodate families and include split bathrooms and convertible furniture. Guests seeking upscale experiences can opt for concierge-level accommodations offering priority services and private lounges.
A marvel in green cruising, the Disney Adventure is one of the first cruise ships powered by green methanol, an eco-conscious alternative to traditional marine fuels. This innovative fuel source significantly reduces emissions and aligns with Disney’s sustainability goals.
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Specification |
Value |
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Top Speed |
23 knots |
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Cruising Speed |
~19–20 knots |
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Propulsion |
Azipod system |
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Fuel Type |
Green Methanol (eco-friendly) |
The ship is propelled using the latest Azipod propulsion system, allowing smoother navigation and better maneuverability in ports. Its top speed of 23 knots and cruising speed of about 19–20 knots make it efficient enough for both short regional trips and longer voyages across Southeast Asia.
The Disney Adventure is the first-ever Disney Cruise Line ship to homeport in Asia, symbolizing a major strategic move by Disney to tap into the booming cruise market of Southeast Asia. The ship will sail year-round from Singapore under a long-term agreement with the Singapore Tourism Board.
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Info |
Detail |
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Homeport |
Marina Bay Cruise Centre, Singapore |
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Start Date |
December 15, 2025 |
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Cruise Lengths |
3- and 4-night voyages |
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Cruise Region |
Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc.) |
These shorter cruises (3-4 nights) are designed to appeal to regional travelers and first-time cruisers. Guests can explore destinations like Penang, Phuket, Langkawi, and Ho Chi Minh City while enjoying Disney-style luxury onboard.
Disney Adventure is setting new standards in eco-friendly cruising. Beyond green methanol propulsion, the ship is integrated with waste heat recovery systems, energy-efficient HVAC setups, and advanced water treatment plants to reduce its environmental impact.
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Feature |
Detail |
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Fuel |
Green Methanol |
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Emissions |
Significantly reduced CO2 and sulfur |
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Tech |
Energy-efficient lighting, HVAC, and waste systems |
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Waste Management |
Onboard recycling and water purification systems |
This ship reflects Disney's corporate sustainability commitment, aiming to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions for its direct operations by 2030.
With the Disney Adventure, Disney Cruise Line has combined scale, sustainability, and storytelling into a floating wonderland of innovation and comfort. From its record-setting size to its commitment to green cruising, this ship is built for the future.
Whether you're planning a family vacation, a special celebration, or your first-ever cruise, Disney Adventure offers the perfect blend of technology, service, and serenity—starting December 2025 from Singapore.
The Disney Adventure has a gross tonnage of 208,000 GT, a length of 1,122 feet (342 meters), and a width of 151 feet (46 meters). It features 20 decks, including 9 dedicated to guest cabins and suites.
Yes, the Disney Adventure is the largest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, surpassing even the Disney Wish and Disney Fantasy in both tonnage and passenger capacity.
Disney Adventure will begin operations from December 15, 2025, with 3- and 4-night cruises departing from the Marina Bay Cruise Centre in Singapore.
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