The name of Disney Cruise’s largest ship flying the Japanese flag has been announced, with the ship scheduled to enter service in the second half of fiscal 2028. It will have approximately 1,250 staterooms and capacity for approximately 4,000 passengers, and will operate cruises of around two nights and three days departing from and returning to Odaiba. Annual passenger numbers are projected at approximately 400,000.
Oriental Land Co., Ltd., which operates Tokyo Disney Resort, and others have announced the name of a Disney cruise ship scheduled to enter service in the second half of fiscal 2028. It will be the largest cruise ship flying the Japanese flag and is expected to operate as a round-trip cruise departing from and returning to the coast.
The ship is expected to have approximately 1,250 staterooms and capacity for approximately 4,000 passengers. Odaiba will serve as its operating base, and the company is expected to establish cruise itineraries of around two nights and three days.
Annual passenger numbers are projected at approximately 400,000, indicating expectations for a certain level of demand for the round-trip cruise.