Disney Reveals Plans to Reach 13 Cruise Ships by 2030 (3 Ships in 2029 Alone)

Tucked away in Disney’s earnings report this morning was a graphic that Disney Cruise Line fans should find particularly interesting.

The graphic revealed that the cruise line plans to speed up delivery dates for future ships, ushering in three new cruise ships in 2029 alone, and reaching thirteen ships in the fleet by 2030.

Disney Cruise Line currently operates eight ships. To get to thirteen ships is almost a 63% increase.

With three new ships introduced into the fleet in just the last three years (Treasure, Destiny, Adventure), Disney is already ramping up the cruise side of its business. And the company’s latest earnings report shows no plans of slowing down.

Sharing the initial results from their newest vessels, Disney noted in their quarterly update:

“Fiscal Q3 was the first full quarter with our two newest cruise ships, the Disney Destiny and Disney Adventure. Together, these ships increased stateroom capacity by approximately 50% compared to the prior-year quarter and we remain encouraged by current occupancy and forward bookings. We are looking forward to bringing additional cruise capacity online in the years ahead.”

A graphic in the PDF of the earnings report gives us a clear look at when we can expect the next five ships to arrive:

Disney has not yet announced official names for the OLC-operated ship or the three smaller vessels. But we’re hoping details will be coming soon, and Cruise Fever will be sure to let everyone know the new information.

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