Disney Dream

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Disney Dream departing Port Canaveral, Florida, in September 2016
History
Bahamas
Name	Disney Dream
Owner	The Walt Disney Company
Operator	Disney Cruise Line
Port of registry	Bahamas
Ordered	February 22, 2007
Builder	Meyer Werft
Cost	US$900 million
Yard number	S. 687
Laid down	August 19, 2009
Launched	October 30, 2010[1]
Sponsored by	Jennifer Hudson
Christened	January 19, 2011
Completed	December 8, 2010
Maiden voyage	January 26, 2011
In service	2011–present
Identification	IMO number: 9434254 MMSI number: 311042900 Callsign: C6YR6
Status	In service
General characteristics
Class and type	Dream-class (Disney)
Type	Cruise Liner[2]
Tonnage	129,690 GT[3]
Displacement	65,298 t (64,267 long tons; 71,979 short tons)[3]
Length	1,114.7 ft (339.8 m)[3]
Beam	121.4 ft (37.0 m)[4]
Height	217 ft (66 m)[3]
Draft	27.3 ft (8.32 m)[4]
Decks	18 (14 passenger)
Installed power	3 × 12-cylinder MAN diesels turning 14.4 MW (19,300 hp) generators 2 × 14-cylinder MAN diesels turning 16.8 MW (22,500 hp) generators[3]
Propulsion	2 × 23 MW (31,000 hp) Converteam motors turning 5-blade inward-turning fixed-pitch propellers[3]
Speed	Service: 22 knots (41 km/h; 25 mph) Maximum: 24.7 knots (45.7 km/h; 28.4 mph)
Capacity	4,000 passengers (maximum)[5]
Crew	1,458

The Disney Dream is a cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line, which is part of The Walt Disney Company's Disney Experiences division. She is the third ship of the overall fleet and the first of the Dream-class, and was followed by a sister ship, the Disney Fantasy.