Disney Cruise Line announced Friday that three of its future ships in its expansion to a fleet of 13 in the next seven years will be smaller than all but its two original vessels. DCL just welcomed its newest ship,

Disney Cruise Line shared new details on a new class of vessel that’s part of its recently announced expansion.

The layout of the Treasure is a near carbon-copy of Disney’s last new cruise ship, the Wish, which made its debut in 2022. But there are crucial differences. For one, the Treasure will make seven-day sailings of the eastern and western Caribbean, compared with the Wish’s four-night trips.

Having recently hosted the maiden voyage of its sixth ship, Disney Treasure, the company is intent on building up a 13-strong armada by 2031, including two new ships this year - one of them a 6,700-passenger giant with the longest rollercoaster at sea.

Sailing on a Disney Cruise is one of the easiest vacations to take. With food, entertainment, and more included, you simply need to show up and have fun. And if you’re sailing on the Disney Fantasy, it’s easier than

Disney Cruise Line has confirmed that it will build a fourth Wish-class ship before moving to a new, smaller class design. Disney Cruise Line Planning Smaller Class of Cruise Ships As reported by Seatrade Cruise News,