- Disney Cruise Line has teased a “big announcement” for this week.
- The teaser includes coordinates for six Northern Hemisphere locations.
- The company currently operates sailings through late 2027.
- The Disney Believe ship will enter service in late 2027.
- A new class of three ships is scheduled for delivery in 2029 and 2030.
Disney Cruise Line has been preparing a “big announcement” for this week, following a social media post that hinted at new deployment plans for its fleet . The teaser post included latitude coordinates corresponding to six locations across the Northern Hemisphere, prompting speculation from followers that these represent future homeports in North America and the Caribbean . The company has not provided further details about the specific nature of the announcement.
The existing deployment schedule currently covers sailings through late 2027, with the fleet operating itineraries in the Caribbean, the West Coast, Europe, and Alaska . The company has continued to plan operations for the Disney Adventure in Southeast Asia with cruises from Singapore. In a separate development, Disney has confirmed it will reveal more details about its upcoming ship, the Disney Believe, in October, including a preview of its features during a performance onboard the Disney Wish .
The announcement has come amid a period of significant expansion for the cruise line, which has recently revealed details of a new series of three ships scheduled for delivery in 2029 and 2030 . These vessels will be built at Meyer Werft and will be slightly smaller than the Wish-class ships to enable access to a wider range of destinations . The current fleet expansion represents the most substantial growth phase in the company’s history, with a total of 13 ships projected by 2031
Disney Cruise Line shared: The announcement appears to be related to the company’s deployment plans, with further details expected to be revealed this week.
