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Disney Dream
Disney Dream is a ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet that entered service in 2011. According to Disney Cruise Line, it measures 130,000 gross tons, carries 4,000 guests (as published) and has 1,458 crew. #3 in Biggest Disney ships · ranked by public data. It has the same published gross tonnage as 1 other Disney ship.
Disney Dream key facts
- Cruise line
- Disney Cruise Line
- Ship class
- Not published
- Status
- In service
- Entered service
- Jan 26, 2011 (maiden voyage)
- Last refurbishment
- Not published
- Gross tonnage
- 130,000
- Guests
- 4,000 (capacity as published)
- Crew
- 1,458
- Guests per crew member
- Not published
- Decks
- Not published
- Staterooms
- 1,250
- Length
- 1,115 ft
- Beam (width)
- Not published
- Shipyard
- Meyer Werft Shipyard, Papenburg, Germany
Source: Disney Cruise Line fact sheet, FY25 Q4 (PDF), Disney Experiences (document dated FY25 Q4), accessed Oct 26, 2026. 5 of 8 core figures are published by Disney; the rest show "Not published".
Disney publishes tonnage as a rounded figure (e.g. 144,000).
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Where Disney Dream ranks
- 3 #3 in Biggest Disney ships · ranked by public data
- 5 #5 in Newest Disney ships · ranked by public data
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FAQ
How big is Disney Dream?
Disney Dream measures 130,000 gross tons and is 1,115 ft long, according to Disney Cruise Line (checked Oct 26, 2026).
How many passengers does Disney Dream hold?
Disney Cruise Line lists 4,000 guests (capacity as published). It sails with 1,458 crew.
How old is Disney Dream?
Disney Dream's maiden voyage was on Jan 26, 2011, according to Disney Cruise Line.
How many crew does Disney Dream have?
Disney Cruise Line lists 1,458 crew.
Where was Disney Dream built?
Disney Dream was built at Meyer Werft Shipyard, Papenburg, Germany, according to Disney Cruise Line.
Sources
- Disney Cruise Line fact sheet, FY25 Q4 (PDF), Disney Experiences, Disney Experiences. Accessed Oct 26, 2026. Used for: shipyard, maiden voyage, crew, gross tonnage, length ft, guests, staterooms.
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