However, having now seen the mock-up of the actual “windows” that will look out into space, I can confidently say that this will fulfill the dreams of those who have always wished to experience a galaxy far, far away. I’ll spare you the “out of this world” puns to describe the adult-focused Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge that will be on Disney Wish. Related: Is Disney Cruise concierge service worth it? All-new attractions Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge takes you to another galaxy There will also be a private sun deck with two whirlpools, a wading pool and a bar, which is great news as historically the main Disney pool areas can get pretty crowded.Īnd, if you want the best of the best, then go for the almost 2,000-square-foot Wish Tower Suite, which is set in the forward funnel of the ship. Maybe they’ll just let me live in this suite’s jaw-dropping bathroom for a few days.įor cruisers who enjoy booking a room with access to the Concierge Lounge, Disney says it will be more than triple the size of lounges on previous Disney ships with a “full bar, delicious light bites … an outdoor terrace with incredible views” and a special area for kids. So, let’s fantasize about the soaking tub, private hot tub, two master bedrooms, spiral staircase and two-deck-high stained-glass frieze.
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These rooms will have an extended living area with floor-to-ceiling windows looking over the bow and out across the ocean.Īnd if all that isn’t enough, there will be four royal suites with a “Sleeping Beauty” theme - two of which feature a wild two-story floorplan. New to Disney Wish will be seven ocean-view rooms located over the bridge - a first for Disney Cruise Line.
Related: Review of a 1-bedroom suite on the Disney Wonder The one-bedroom concierge suites will have a separate living room, walk-in closets, two 43-inch televisions and two bathrooms, with the master bathroom featuring a rain shower, bathtub and double vanity. There will be a record-high 76 concierge suites and staterooms on the ship (double the number on other Disney vessels). In total there will be 1,254 rooms, of which 70% will have a balcony (Disney calls these verandahs) and 451 will have connecting doors. I’ll happily admit to being a sucker for a suite at sea and Disney concierge service amenities, but all of the cabins on Wish look next-level from the images we’ve seen so far.ĭisney Wish cabins will have a more subdued and upscale vibe than the cabins on Disney’s four existing ships, with a fairy tale aesthetic featuring flourishes of gold and hidden surprises, such as special lighting effects over the pullout child’s bunk bed. Thanks to the magic of technology, and access to top-secret mock-ups and test plates of food, here’s what we know about Disney Wish so far. Media and invited guest sailings from Port Canaveral begin in late June and its maiden voyage is scheduled for July 14. (Photo courtesy of Disney Cruise Line)ĭisney Wish is now the fifth ship to join the Disney Cruise Line fleet.
Given the opportunity to design the first all-new Disney ship in 10 years, and ultimately set the stage for the next class of ships at Disney Cruise Line, Disney Imagineers had both an exciting opportunity and an almost Herculean task of creating a whole new level of magic on the first of these new ships, Disney Wish. With its original class of ships, Disney introduced “magic” portholes in interior staterooms, fireworks celebrations at sea, paintings that “move,” rotational dining rooms that transform and four age-specific kids clubs where kids actually want to spend time.
Since 1998, Disney has embraced many of the same skills it uses in its captivating movie-making to create a real-life setting on its first four ships that transports guests to a world where almost anything feels possible. The ship will now begin its journey across the Atlantic to its home port in Port Canaveral, Florida, in advance of its first official upcoming voyages.ĭisney Cruise Line describes itself as “where magic meets the sea” and, with the announcement of the ship’s delivery, guests are that much closer to getting all new ways to experience that magic.įor more cruise news, reviews and tips, sign up for TPG’s cruise newsletter. It’s official: Disney’s ‘Wish’ has indeed come true as the Disney Cruise Line has taken delivery of its all-new ship, Disney Wish.
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