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Dream class · in service since 2011

Disney Dream

The Disney Dream is a Dream-class Disney Cruise Line ship in service since January 2011: 130,000 GT, 1,250 staterooms, up to 4,000 guests, sailing from Fort Lauderdale until May 2026, Civitavecchia June to July 2026 and more. Below: where she is today, her deck plans, staterooms, dining, kids' clubs and her next sailings.

Where is the Disney Dream right now?

Disney Dream is in port at Nassau by the plan.Day 3 of a 3-night Bahamian Cruise from Fort Lauderdale

The Disney Dream alongside at Nassau, seen from the water

Route: from Fort Lauderdale, Lookout Cay, Nassau, ending in Fort Lauderdale.

Times are local to each port.

Disney Dream at a glance

In service since
January 2011
Staterooms
1,250
Passengers
up to 4,000
Gross tonnage
130,000 GT
Length
339.8 m
Decks
18

About the Disney Dream

In service since 2011 and refitted in 2024, the Dream sails three- to five-night Bahamas cruises from Fort Lauderdale for most of the year, with a Mediterranean and British Isles summer in 2026 and a spring from San Juan and Port Canaveral in 2027.

Who she suits

A short Bahamas cruise from Fort Lauderdale with the AquaDuck and the Dream class's bigger staterooms, refitted in 2024. In 2026 she is also the Disney ship for Europe: the Mediterranean from Barcelona and Civitavecchia, then the British Isles and the fjords from Southampton. Spring 2027 brings San Juan and Port Canaveral.

She is a Dream class ship, a sister of the Disney Fantasy: The AquaDuck looping through the forward funnel, a three-deck atrium lobby, the Walt Disney Theatre with 1,340 seats, a second cinema, five kids' spaces by age, and three rotational restaurants including Animator's Palate, where the walls join in. Read about the Dream class →

Her facts

Class
Dream class, with Disney Fantasy
Built by
Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany
Beam
37 m
Guest decks
14
Passenger capacity
2,500 at two per stateroom; up to 4,000
Crew
1,458
Service speed
22 knots
Registry
Nassau, The Bahamas
IMO · MMSI
9434254 · 311042900
Last refit
2024: Brest: a tower suite in the forward funnel, a new concierge lounge, a cantina on deck 11

Disney Dream deck plans

Her fullest deck seen from above, bow to the right, every stateroom tinted by its kind.

AftDeck 8 · 226 stateroomsBow

InsideOceanviewVerandahConcierge

All 11 of her stateroom decks →

Where the Disney Dream sails: home ports and seasons

Disney Dream staterooms

See her rooms on a sailing →

Inside

Standard Inside Stateroom

Good value with a twist: no real window, but a round screen shows the live view outside the ship, with the odd animated character drifting by, a favourite with kids. A queen bed, a single sofa bed and a ceiling bunk for a fourth.

169–204 sq ft · sleeps 3–4 · 150 rooms

Oceanview

Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom

More space for up to five, with one or two portholes and a built-in seat beneath them, a favourite spot for kids. A queen bed, a single sofa bed, a ceiling bunk in most, and a wall bed for a fifth.

204–241 sq ft · sleeps 3–5 · 199 rooms

Verandah

Deluxe Oceanview with Verandah

Your own balcony at sea. A queen bed, a single sofa bed, and a single bunk that folds down from the ceiling for a fourth.

246–299 sq ft · sleeps 3–5 · 836 rooms

Concierge

Concierge Verandah Stateroom

Concierge service with a private balcony, for up to five: a queen bed, a double sofa bed and a ceiling bunk. Split bathroom, a curtain for the sitting area, and storage under the bed.

306–2030 sq ft · sleeps 5–8 · 67 rooms

Dining on the Disney Dream

3 restaurants in rotation: Enchanted Garden, Royal Palace and Animator's Palate; dinner moves between them, and the serving team moves with you. For adults, Palo and Remy.

Kids’ clubs and family spaces

  • it's a small world nursery · ages 6 months to 3
  • Disney's Oceaneer Club · ages 3 to 10
  • Disney's Oceaneer Lab · ages 3 to 10
  • Edge · ages 11 to 14
  • Vibe · ages 14 to 17

On the top deck, AquaDuck, the water coaster.

For adults

The District, her adults-only district of 5 lounges, and Palo and Remy for dinner. An adults-only pool and deck on every Disney ship.

Shows on the Disney Dream

The Disney Dream has three shows in the Walt Disney Theatre, one dinner with a show and one on deck.

What’s on the Dream

  • About 55 to 70 minutes a show
  • No tickets, no extra cost
  • Times in the Navigator app; subject to change

The Walt Disney Theatre

  • The Golden Mickeys

    An awards night for the films, told in their songs.

    Also onWonder

  • Disney's Believe

    A busy father learns to believe again, helped by the Genie and a run of favourite stories.

    Also onFantasy

  • Beauty and the Beast

    Belle and the Beast, the tale as old as time, on stage.

    Also onTreasure

Dinner with a show

On deck

  • Pirate Night

    Pirates on deck, a party, and fireworks at sea on select itineraries.

    Also onFantasy

Every show on every ship, compared →

Next Disney Dream sailings

All her cruises →

Disney Dream compared with the Disney Fantasy

Sisters share a hull and a layout; this is what differs.

ShipDisney DreamDisney Fantasy
In serviceJanuary 2011March 2012
Restaurants in rotationEnchanted Garden, Royal Palace, Animator's PalateEnchanted Garden, Royal Court, Animator's Palate
Adult loungesThe District (5)Europa (5)
Last refit20242025
Home portFort LauderdalePort Canaveral

Disney Dream questions

Where is the Disney Dream right now?
She sails from Fort Lauderdale until May 2026, Civitavecchia June to July 2026 and more. This page shows her position from her own radio broadcasts when heard in the last three hours, otherwise where her itinerary puts her today.
How big is the Disney Dream?
130,000 GT, 339.8 m long, 18 decks, 1,250 staterooms, 2,500 guests at two per stateroom, up to 4,000.
Where does the Disney Dream sail from?
Fort Lauderdale until May 2026; Civitavecchia June to July 2026 (the Mediterranean, after Barcelona in May); Southampton August to September 2026 (the British Isles, the fjords and Western Europe); Fort Lauderdale September 2026 to April 2027; San Juan April to April 2027; Port Canaveral April to May 2027; Port Canaveral September to November 2027; Fort Lauderdale from November 2027.
What restaurants are on the Disney Dream?
3 restaurants in rotation: Enchanted Garden, Royal Palace and Animator's Palate. For adults, Palo and Remy.
What shows are on the Disney Dream?
The Disney Dream has three shows in the Walt Disney Theatre: The Golden Mickeys, Disney's Believe and Beauty and the Beast. Dinner with a show: Animator's Palate. On deck: Pirate Night.
What is there for kids on the Disney Dream?
it's a small world nursery (ages 6 months to 3), Disney's Oceaneer Club (ages 3 to 10), Disney's Oceaneer Lab (ages 3 to 10), Edge (ages 11 to 14) and Vibe (ages 14 to 17); and AquaDuck on the top deck.
Which ships are the Disney Dream's sisters?
Disney Fantasy: the Dream class.
When was the Disney Dream built?
By Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany; maiden voyage January 26, 2011.

Facts checked against Disney Cruise Line fact sheets and the ship’s registry on . Positions from the ship’s own radio broadcasts and her published itinerary. Ships’ Registry: The Bahamas.