Disney has revealed more details about its upcoming Believe cruise ship, which will set sail for the first time on December 18, 2027.
The impressive vessel will join the Disney Cruise Line fleet as the fourth ship in its Wish-class series.
On board, fans can look forward to the world’s first stage adaptation of Encanto, alongside Tangled: The Musical, featuring a reimagined set design, and the Broadway-style show Disney Seas the Adventure.
At the heart of the ship, the Grand Hall will feature a statue of Moana, celebrating exploration and the power of nature as the ship embarks on its voyages.
The space will also feature an ocean-hued carpet and a chandelier inspired by the fluid movements of the sea.
Families can enjoy entertainment day and night at Gazelle, a lively hub themed around the Zootropolis films.
Disney's new ship, Disney Believe, is set to launch on December 18, 2027
New details have been announced for what is in store on board, including the world's first stage adaptation of 'Encanto'
Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde from the film series will star in a new family show – a first for Disney Cruise Line.
Disney Believe will treat passengers to a brand-new restaurant too – Oaken's Table: A Frozen Family Feast.
Here, the whole family can dine in a sommerhus courtyard deep within the forest and immerse themselves in renditions of the Frozen soundtracks.
Big Hero Sips and Café Kakamora are two new cafes coming to the ship offering coffee, tea and specialty beverages.
1923, which has featured in sister ships, will feature on Disney Believe where diners will be surrounded by over 1,000 drawings, props and other animation tools pulled directly from the Walt Disney Archives.
Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods is an open-air food court with themed food stalls, while Pluto's Pita Platters – which is exclusive to Disney Believe – will serve up a Mediterranean-inspired menu.
Guests can then finish off the night with a sweet treat from Inside Out: Joyful Sweets – a sweet shop themed around Inside Out 2, offering nearly 20 flavours of gelato and ice cream.
Oaken's Table: A Frozen Family Feast is a new restaurant coming to Disney Believe
In the heart of the ship, the Grand Hall will boast a statue of Moana
There's plenty on board to keep children entertained, with dedicated spaces for youngsters aged between three and 17.
As for the adults, they can indulge in fun and relaxation too with a choice of several bars and lounges, many of them featuring brand-new designs and menus.
Sea Notes is designed around Ariel's grotto, while the Wishing Well feels like a step into a vintage storybook. Skygazers is an observatory-themed pub.
Adults will also have access to the Quiet Cove, where they can find an infinity pool, whirlpool spas as well as a bar and a café.
Returning venues include the Haunted Mansion Parlor, Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement and The Rose.
Guests will find the décor on Disney Believe akin to its sister ships in how the upper decks are split into three distinctly themed districts with water features, dining options and plenty of space to unwind.
The family district is centred around Mickey and Friends, which will boast seven pools and a large screen showing Disney films and live sports. AquaMouse will also feature on the vessel – a 760-foot-long water ride.
For the little cruisers, a Toy Story themed water wonderland awaits them designed specifically for toddlers and young children.
The ship will offer new dining concepts as well as returning favourites like Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement, pictured
Guests can choose from luxurious staterooms (pictured) or four different royal suites
After enjoying the ship's endless facilities, passengers can reside in their luxurious accommodation decorated with new papercut-style artwork inspired by Disney classics like The Lion King, Moana and Coco.
Staterooms are promised to be 'spacious, comfortable and functional,' and passengers have the option to book concierge for 'a premium level of dedicated service and exclusive access to areas and amenities.'
There are four royal suites – the Royal Reef Suites which are inspired by The Little Mermaid, and the Royal Rose Suites, centred around Beauty and the Beast.
The Believe Tower Suite is exclusive to Disney Believe, taking inspiration from Magic Kingdom Park, and spread across nearly 2,000 square feet and two stories.
Exclusive artwork on the ship will include larger-than-life sculptures of Woody and Buzz Lightyear, who will be seen hitching a ride on the ship's stern.
Disney Believe's bow will be decorated with a delicate, hand-painted filigree of Tinker Bell as she first appeared in the Walt Disney Animation Studios 1953 classic Peter Pan.