Disney Cruise Line Wish/Triton-Class Ships Post 4 of 4 – The Unnamed Two

Disney Cruise Line Wish/Triton-Class Ships – The Unnamed Two

There are 2 more Disney Wish/Triton Class ships scheduled to be built and join the fleet. Neither ship has a name or theme yet. In 2027 the first one will come out. Where she will be homeported has not been announced. The second will be completed in 2028 and has been commissioned by the Oriental Land Company, the owners of Toyoko Disneyland. In 2028 there will be a Disney Cruise Ship sailing out of Toyoko, Japan!! This will bring the total of Wish/Triton-Class ships to 5.

 

Disney Wish/Triton-Class Stats:

Gross Tonnage: 144,000 GT

Length 1,119feet / Beam 128 Feet / Draft 27.3 Feet

Number of Passenger Cabins: 1,254

Passenger Capacity: 4,000

Cruising Speed: 24 Knots

 

Conjecture on the Unnamed Ships:

Restaurants:

1923 is a step back into the Hollywood Goden days of 1923. It is themed to honor the creative genius of Walt Disney and the support of his brother Roy. In these two rooms you will find artwork and tools used to create many Disney Movies.

 

Movie Themed Restaurant I expect both ships to have a movie themed restaurant with a show like the other Wish/Triton-Class ships.

 

World of Marvel is themed after the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They may or may not have a new and unique show

 

Shows:

I expect there to be 3 Broadway-Style shows. We do not have information at this time on what those will be.

 

All Disney Ships have the Sail a Wave/Sail Away deck party and Pirates Night. Some sailings have a Frozen themed Deck Party if they are not doing Pirate Night.

 

I believe all Wish/Triton-Class ships to have the AquaMouse, a Watercoaster/Dark Attraction at sea. With the use of screens, you will slip, slide and splash on an adventure. Disney could use one or more of the existing overlays and/or create a new one.

 

We have no idea what lounges/bars will be available as of yet. The ships are still in the planning stages.

Like all the other ships there will be the classic characters and some characters will be featured because they are in shows.

 

The Wish/Triton-Class has more Accessible Cabins than most Disney’s ships. The venues themselves are Accessible but in my opinion the ship is not as accessible as it should be for some. If you have a mobility issue, be aware that this ship does not have any center elevators. If you are in the middle of the ship and want to go directly up or down a deck or 2 you will have to go to either the forward or aft elevators and walk back. There is no “jogging track” that goes around the ship, as it does on deck 4 or the first 4 ships of the fleet. Instead, you can walk outside from the forward to the aft elevators then you have to go inside to cross over to walk the same 1/3 of the ship on the other side or go upstairs. The pool deck is not one level and has small pools with steps all around. Be aware of this if you use crutches, walker, cane, wheelchair or scooter. This may not be the best ship for you.

 

There are lots of extra fun things to do on this ship. So many I’m not going to list them all. There is the Incredibles family race and the Alternate Reality game Uncharted Adventure! Make sure to download the Navigator App!