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Disney Wish
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ChuckElias
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You just have no clue. I do not simply praise DCL. I am critical when necessary, and I am realistic about the pricing differences between DCL and other lines. Your posts constantly proclaim the benefits of the "mega ships" and that's fine. You enjoy that and you don't enjoy DIsney's smaller ships. That is a completely valid position to hold. But you seem incapable of understanding that Disney fans are HAPPY that Disney doesn't produce the mega ships.
So I just don't think that this is the right forum for you. You don't like the product that we're discussing, and yet you repeatedly come back here just to tell us that Disney needs to make a mega ship because the current ships are too expensive for what they offer.
I've never put anyone on "ignore" on this forum. Until today. I'm tired of your tired shtick. Welcome to Ignoresville. Population: you.
Cesar R M
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You are definitively lucky. I have been on both the original Oasis and the Allure prior to pandemics, and there were always lines (albeit small) on the main buffet, the breakfast on the central park and the dinning room. Where they were particularly large lines.
Otherwise, I'm ok.
I like the cozy smaller size ships myself for Disney.
Besides, regardless of price, I'd say that Disney would charge the same or even more.
The prices I have seen are always cheaper on the Magic and Wonder than the Dream, with the Fantasy being the most expensive most of the time.
LittleMerman
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Concept art for Disney Wish stage shows.
The Little Mermaid:
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The Little Mermaid:
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MotherofaPrincessLover
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I need summer 2023 dates to release so I can book my cruise on the Wish!
ToTBellHop
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The yellow slide is not part of the Aquamouse…smh
Lots of work, still.
Lots of work, still.
"More than a decade has passed since a Disney Cruise Line ship traveled the slow 20-mile river trip from Meyer Werft shipyard out to sea.
Disney Wish began the tugboat-assisted conveyance on the Ems River today, leaving Papenberg, Germany where the inland company churns out cruise ships, but hasn’t seen Mickey ears since Disney Fantasy left the building in 2012.
The 1,119-foot-long, 128-foot-wide ship has a tight squeeze for the trip that will take it first to Eemshaven, Netherlands before it heads out for sea trials in the North Sea. The shipyard has a lot of practice getting vessels up the river, traveling only 3-5 mph at most and dragging the massive vessels out facing backward."
"The ship won’t be handed over to Disney Cruise Line until after it has completed a series of sea trials to prove its seaworthiness, and won’t make the transatlantic sailing to Florida until June
While it’s slated to arrive to Port Canaveral then, it won’t have its inaugural sailing until July 14, first sailing with cast members and media on a series of short trial voyages before its debut."
www.orlandosentinel.com
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Disney Wish began the tugboat-assisted conveyance on the Ems River today, leaving Papenberg, Germany where the inland company churns out cruise ships, but hasn’t seen Mickey ears since Disney Fantasy left the building in 2012.
The 1,119-foot-long, 128-foot-wide ship has a tight squeeze for the trip that will take it first to Eemshaven, Netherlands before it heads out for sea trials in the North Sea. The shipyard has a lot of practice getting vessels up the river, traveling only 3-5 mph at most and dragging the massive vessels out facing backward."
"The ship won’t be handed over to Disney Cruise Line until after it has completed a series of sea trials to prove its seaworthiness, and won’t make the transatlantic sailing to Florida until June
While it’s slated to arrive to Port Canaveral then, it won’t have its inaugural sailing until July 14, first sailing with cast members and media on a series of short trial voyages before its debut."
Disney Wish cruise ship leaves shipyard, headed for sea trials
More than a decade has passed since a Disney Cruise Line ship traveled the slow 20-mile river trip from Meyer Werft shipyard out to sea. Disney Wish began the tugboat-assisted conveyance on the Ems…
www.orlandosentinel.com
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Magic Feather
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Are the black stacks coming out of the funnels not being added?
Markiewong
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Some more videos from the current state of the interior (still quite some stuff left it seems).
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peter11435
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They will be. They left the shipyard on a barge ahead of the conveyance. Will likely be added in Eemshaven
peter11435
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Do you have another link to this video?Some more videos from the current state of the interior (still quite some stuff left it seems).
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Markiewong
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I edited the original post
BrianLo
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I just had a revelation!!
When booking Disney Cruise Line, the advertised price are inclusive of Two guests, taxes, port fees.
NCL, RCL, Celebrity, Princess, etc. usually post their per-person price (WITHOUT taxes, port fees).
I just needed to share this because for years I have balked at DCL ironically because they are more honest. This is also why I chronically believed Disney cruises cost 3x more than their competitors.
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I will be on the Wish on 7/10 so I will be grabbing a lot of pics,video as well as fb live posts. I can't wait!!!
Pam
Pam
EOD K9
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8/1 for me.
"Today, Port Canaveral commissioners unanimously approved a multi-day special event request from Disney Cruise Line to welcome the Disney Wish. Currently, the Disney Wish is scheduled to arrive early on June 20, 2022."
"This multi-day event will take place in Port Canaveral on June 20th (ship arrival at CT8 and CT10), and June 29th (ship christening at CT8). According to the documents published by Port Canaveral, the Christening ceremony will take place at Cruise Terminal 8 on June 29th. Disney Cruise Line will conduct on-site installation and event rehearsals from June 16th – June 28th. The technical and structural elements that Disney Cruise Line will provide include bleachers, stage, audio towers, light towers, video walls, generators, tents, and special effects."
disneycruiselineblog.com
"This multi-day event will take place in Port Canaveral on June 20th (ship arrival at CT8 and CT10), and June 29th (ship christening at CT8). According to the documents published by Port Canaveral, the Christening ceremony will take place at Cruise Terminal 8 on June 29th. Disney Cruise Line will conduct on-site installation and event rehearsals from June 16th – June 28th. The technical and structural elements that Disney Cruise Line will provide include bleachers, stage, audio towers, light towers, video walls, generators, tents, and special effects."
Port Canaveral Set to Welcome Disney Wish on June 20, 2022 • The Disney Cruise Line Blog
Today, Port Canaveral commissioners unanimously approved a multi-day special event request from Disney Cruise Line to welcome the Disney Wish. Currently,
disneycruiselineblog.com