Disney Cruise Line Facts and Statistics (2022) | By the Numbers

In my latest Disney stat post, I take a look at some interesting Disney Cruise Line facts and statistics. Enjoy!

I recently sat down to find out more about the Disney Cruise Line. Here are the more interesting Disney Cruise Line Statistics and Fun Facts I was able to dig up. As always, I will be adding more and updating these periodically as I find new stuff. Be sure to check back regularly.

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Please note that some of these numbers are easier to find than others, so some of these are based on news reports and not official company tallies. All stats are linked to their source unless it was sent to me directly from the company. No stat listed should be considered in making any type of investment decision. In other words: This is the best I can find, but I don’t guarantee anything.

Disney Cruise Line Facts and Statistics

• Disney Cruise Line Website: disneycruise.disney.go.com
• Year Disney Cruise Line was Announced: 1996
• Year that the Disney Cruise Line Launched: 1998
• Disney Cruise Line Headquarters: Celebration, Florida
• Disney Cruise Line President: Thomas Mazioum
• Disney Cruise Line Ships: Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy (Disney Wish is coming in 2022)

Number of ships in the Disney Cruise Line:

4

Last updated 10/1/16

Size of the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder:

85,000 ton, 875-stateroom

Size of the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy:

130,000 ton, 1,250-stateroom

Expected size of the Disney Wish:

140,000 ton, 1,250-stateroom

Homeport for the Disney Cruise Line:

Port Canaveral, Florida

Flag State of the Disney Cruise Line:

The Bahamas

Number of Disney Cruise Line employees:

8,000 cast and crew members

Last updated 6/16/17

Size of the Disney-owned island, Castaway Cay:

1,000 acres

Year that DCL’s newest destination, Lighthouse Point, is scheduled to open:

2024

Disney Cruise Line was the first cruise line to display fireworks at sea.

The Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy are both longer than the Eiffel Tower is tall (1,115 ft to 986 ft).

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