Disney Cruise Line’s fleet is on track to grow to 13 ships by 2031, according to a fleet guide published by MiceChat. The line began with the Disney Magic in 1998 and has expanded across several ship classes, with new Florida-based and international vessels still to come.
The original Magic Class includes the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder, each carrying 2,700 guests. Disney later added the 4,000-guest Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy, followed by the Wish Class: Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, Disney Destiny and the forthcoming Disney Believe.
For Florida cruisers, the Disney Believe is scheduled to begin sailing from Port Everglades on Dec. 18, 2027. MiceChat reports that the ship will offer four- and five-night Caribbean itineraries calling at one or both of Disney Cruise Line’s private island destinations, Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.
The Disney Believe is expected to include returning Wish-class offerings along with several new spaces: The Wishing Well, a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs-themed lounge; Sea Notes, a piano bar inspired by The Little Mermaid; Oaken’s Table, a Frozen dinner-theater experience; and a Broadway-style stage adaptation of Encanto.
Disney Imagination is slated to debut from Tokyo in spring 2029 as the first Disney Cruise Line Japan ship operated by Oriental Land Company, which operates Tokyo Disney Resort. Disney has also said it expects to add at least three ships in a new, smaller class, though names, designs and launch dates have not been announced.
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The Disney Adventure, meanwhile, began sailing from Singapore in 2026. The Global-class ship was acquired while under construction for another cruise line and is set apart by offerings including a Big Hero 6-themed San Fransokyo Street, a Duffy and Friends live show and Marvel Landing, featuring three attractions including Disney Cruise Line’s first onboard roller coaster.
Across the fleet, Disney Cruise Line ships offer rotational dining, children’s clubs, character appearances, fireworks at sea and movie screenings. Many also host Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime Cruises during seasonal sailings.
