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Disney Cruise Line has drawn the curtain back on its three new vessels.
Set to debut in 2021, 2022 and 2023, the line promises that the ships will take family cruise vacations to a new level.
Newly-released renderings reveal a few details. Namely, the ships will carry on the Disney Cruise Line style, evocative of elegant ocean liners of the past.
The ships, which brings the "golden age of cruising" into the digital era will feature high-tech innovations, new technology, and immersive entertainment experiences. And, of course, it wouldn't be a Disney Cruise Line voyage without a surfeit of iconic stories and characters to infuse the experience.
The new vessels will be approximately 140,000 gross tons in size and hold about 1,250 guest staterooms.
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