The Disney Cruise Line announced on Saturday that the ship that was Global Dream will now be the Disney Adventure, and that the ship will be deployed to Asia once revenue service starts in 2025.

After Genting’s demise in 2022, Disney acquired the ship in a half-finished state after it was originally ordered for Genting’s Dream Cruises and under construction at MV Werften in Germany. A methanol-powered ship will be able to accommodate approximately 6,000 passengers. In Singapore’s Marina Bay, the vessel is expected to commence its cruise program after repositioning to Asia.

Additionally, with the Fantasy, Dream, Wonder, and Magic in service, Disney will have eight cruise ships sailing by the end of 2025, together with the Treasure, which debuted in 2024, and a yet-to-be-named newbuild, which debuts in 2025.

There are seven Disney Cruise Line ships

• A Disney adventure will have 208,000 tons of land, and it will have 6,000 passengers.
• A ship with 140,000 tons and 2,500 passengers built in 2025, unknown.
• A Disney Treasure ship is built in 2024, weighs 140,000 tons, and has a capacity of 2,500 passengers.
• There will be 2,500 passengers on Disney Wish, which will weigh 140,000 tons and be built in 2022.
• Built in 2012, Disney Fantasy carries 2,500 passengers at 128,000 tons.
• With 2,500 passengers, Disney Dream has a tonnage of 128,000 tons.
• There are 1,750 passengers on the Disney Wonder, which was built in 1999 and weighs 85,000 tons.
• Designed in 1998, Disney Magic carries 1,750 passengers and weighs 85,000 tons.