TORONTO — Disney Cruise Line has released a first, early rendering showing off how the exterior of the line’s three new ships, due in 2021, 2022 and 2023, will look.
We’ll have to wait a while for more details about the interiors of the ships but Disney promises that all the bells and whistles “will elevate family cruise vacations to a whole new level.”
DCL adds that the new vessels “will offer more innovation, new technologies, spectacular entertainment and more Disney stories and characters than ever before.”
Each new ship will be about 140,000 gross tons and each is currently planned to include about 1,250 guest staterooms.
With four ships already, the three new vessels will almost double DCL’s fleet.
The cruise line’s current ships have news to share too, including:
- Disney Magic will debut a number of enhancements on March 9, including Rapunzel’s Royal Table dining experience, a new coffee and smoothie bar at Vibe teen retreat, a newly updated Cove Café, a new Club Disney Junior Space at Disney’s Oceaneer Club, and new steam and hydrotherapy rooms at Senses Spa
- Star Wars Day at Sea will return in 2018/2019 on seven-night sailings onboard the Disney Fantasy
- Marvel Day at Sea will return on select five-night sailings onboard the Disney Magic
- New ports of call for summer 2019 include destinations in Sweden, France, Spain, Denmark and northern Ireland
- A new roundtrip sailing from Rome will also debut in 2019
