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 children actually want to spend time. Since 1998, Disney has embraced many of the same skills it uses while making its captivating movies to create a real-life setting on its first four ships that transports guests to a world where almost anything feels possible. It’s official: Disney’s 'Wish' has indeed come true, as Disney Cruise Line's first new ship in a decade has joined the fleet.ĭisney Cruise Line describes itself as “where magic meets the sea” - and now that it's recently wrapped up a media preview sailing of the ship, we can confirm that it is not only magical but also absolutely beautiful and very different from the other four Disney ships.įor more cruise news, reviews and tips, sign up for TPG’s cruise newsletter. The opinions expressed below are entirely hers and weren’t subject to review by the line.

Editor’s note: TPG writer Summer Hull sailed on Disney Wish on a free trip provided by Disney Cruise Line.

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