Disney Cruise Line presents the new Disney Believe arriving in December 2027

Disney Cruise Line has unveiled the official details of Disney Believe, the fourth Wish-class ship set to debut on December 18, 2027, with four and five-night cruises departing from Port Everglades to the Caribbean and the Bahamas. The new flagship will take passengers to exceptional ports of call such as the private Disney islands Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. The central design will revolve around the theme of hope and new possibilities, with a statue of Moana dominating the Grand Hall and Tinker Bell as the main character on the bow decoration.

The main entertainment offering will feature the absolute debut in the Walt Disney Theatre of the live musical Encanto, with traditional Colombian costumes and dances and songs written by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Completing the theatrical lineup will be the adaptation Tangled: The Musical and the Disney Seas the Adventure show. The ship will also introduce the Gazelle area, a space inspired by the world of Zootopia with family activities during the day and adult-only evening entertainment.

On the themed dining front, the main novelty will be the restaurant Oaken’s Table: A Frozen Family Feast, an immersive culinary experience set in the courtyard of Oaken’s woodland home where diners can enjoy dinner accompanied by music from the Frozen saga. The rotation of main restaurants will also include 1923, dedicated to the history of Disney animated sketches, and Worlds of Marvel with the Groot Remix show. For a quick lunch, the cafeterias Big Hero Sips and Café Kakamora will debut, along with the Mediterranean food stand Pluto’s Pita Platters.

Adult-only common spaces will offer refined and evocative settings: Sea Notes, a lounge piano bar inspired by Ariel’s grotto from The Little Mermaid; Wishing Well, a sophisticated venue reminiscent of Snow White’s castle; and Skygazers, an astronomical observatory-themed pub with craft beers and celestial maps. The renowned Haunted Mansion Parlor will also return, alongside high-end restaurants Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté, leading up to the Quiet Cove adult pool relaxation area and the Senses Spa.

The onboard accommodation offering will feature staterooms and suites enhanced with artwork dedicated to great Disney stories. Among the most prestigious options is the Believe Tower Suite, a nearly 200-square-meter cabin spread over two levels inside the ship’s forward funnel, inspired by the attractions and lands of Magic Kingdom park. The introduction of Disney Believe is part of the group’s multi-year expansion plan, intended to bring the fleet to 13 units by the end of 2030.