Disney Cruise Line welcomes its fifth ship, 'Disney Wish,' the newest ship to join the DCL fleet in more than 10 years.
PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. -- The newest cruise ship to join Disney's fleet set sail on its"christening cruise" from Port Canaveral, Florida to Disney's private destination, Castaway Cay in the Bahamas. 'Disney Wish' is the fifth ship in the company's cruise line fleet, and its first newly-designed ship to launch in a decade.
The 1,119-foot ship built in Germany has 15 decks of adventure including ten pools and water areas featuring Mickey Mouse, the cast of Toy Story, and other characters. The ship also features Disney's first-ever attraction at sea, the 760-foot waterslide called AquaMouse.
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