Wish Class · Expected late 2027

Disney Believe

The fourth Wish-class ship — themed around promise and possibility, with story inspirations from Encanto, Frozen, Moana, Snow White, and The Little Mermaid. Homeport and dining names are still TBA.

— Quick facts

At a glance

Expected debutLate 2027
Tonnage~144,000 GT*
Staterooms~1,250*
Passengers~4,000*
Decks15*
ClassWish (4th)

*Wish-class siblings share these scales; Disney has not published final Believe figures yet. Treat as planning reference until official specs land.

— The ship

Overview

Disney Cruise Line named the Disney Believe on March 18, 2026 — the ninth ship in the fleet and the fourth Wish-class vessel after Wish, Treasure, and Destiny. Steel cutting began August 8, 2025 at Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany. Delivery is expected in 2027, with a late-2027 debut.

Disney has described the ship’s theme as promise and possibility, with inspirations drawn from Encanto, Frozen, Moana, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and The Little Mermaid. A specific homeport and itinerary slate have not been announced; more detail is expected as construction progresses (Disney has teased further reveals later in 2026). For the August 2026 D23 artwork reveal — Grand Hall, stern, bow, and the easter eggs fans are spotting — see Disney Believe news & easter eggs. The same D23 weekend also confirmed a new ship class from 2029.

— How to use this guide

Until venue names, shows, and sailings are published, plan Believe like her Wish-class sisters for capacity, stateroom tiers, kids-club ages, and booking-window timing — then swap in ship-specific dining and entertainment when Disney announces them. Compare siblings: Wish · Treasure · Destiny.

— Where you'll sleep

Staterooms

Expect the Wish-class layout: Inside through Concierge categories, split bathrooms, connecting options, and verandah-heavy inventory. Artwork and suite themes will be Believe-specific once Disney publishes them. For cabin-picking habits that travel across Wish-class ships (elevators, noise, obstructed verandahs), start with cabin intel and the Wish-class notes below.

— Cabin intel

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— Find your way

Deck guide

Official deck maps and venue placements for Believe are not published yet. Until they are, use a sailing Wish-class sister as a layout reference — restaurants, pools, theatres, and youth clubs sit in familiar Wish-class zones even when theming changes.

When Disney releases Believe deck plans, this section will switch from “coming soon” to a full deck-by-deck guide.

— Where you'll eat · Wish-class

Dining on the Believe

Wish-class ships use a three-restaurant rotational dinner system plus adult specialty dining (Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté on the sailing sisters), casual quick service, and themed lounges. Believe’s restaurant names and show dinners are not announced yet — Disney typically reveals them closer to debut.

— After dark · Wish-class

Entertainment & youth clubs

Expect a Walt Disney Theatre show lineup, deck parties (including Pirate Night when the itinerary supports it), and the standard Wish-class youth ladder: Oceaneer Club / Lab, Edge, Vibe, plus nursery for the youngest guests. Exact show titles, character meets, and lounge names for Believe are TBA.

— What’s confirmed

Timeline & open questions

Also on the horizon: Disney’s broader fleet expansion includes additional ships into the early 2030s. For Asia sailings today, see Disney Adventure (Singapore).

— Keep planning

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