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Oct 19, 2026

SethHOST
8:30
I think we're looking at about 1250 state rooms, about 140,000 gross tons, liquefied natural gas for the engines.
SethHOST
8:43
And this is going to be built out of Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany.
SethHOST
8:49
So, you know, same kind of construction lineage.
SethHOST
8:53
But I like the fact that it's not it's not the wish.
Matthew KrulHOST
12:59
... where the Haunted Mansion parlor would be on the Disney Destiny is gonna be a Hau- a Haunted Mansion parlor on the Disney Believe.
DannyGUEST
13:06
Steph had the opportunity to go to the shipyard, to Meyer Werft in Germany, where they build these.
StephGUEST
13:12
I went on the show last year and talked about it.
Matthew KrulHOST
13:14
That's right, we talked about it-
Doug ParkerHOST
2:07
Disney has also revealed the ship's artwork, featuring Ariel and Sebastian from The Little Mermaid.
Doug ParkerHOST
2:13
Disney Imagination will be built at Germany's Meyer Werft shipyard, with construction expected to begin later this year.
Doug ParkerHOST
2:20
And cruise stocks were mixed Wednesday.
Doug ParkerHOST
2:21
Carnival Corporation down 3%, twenty-five point nine seven.
SamHOST
8:55
Um, so Jen from Kids Travel Tales is asking, "Were they under contract and had to build a fourth Wish Class ship?" No, the answer is actually the exact opposite.
SamHOST
9:06
This, so they originally were only contracted to build three Wish Class ships, plus the OLC Wish Class ship, and they got offered, as I understand it, um, they got offered this extra slot at Meyer Werft, um, for a good deal, let's call it.
SamHOST
9:22
I don't know what it was.
SamHOST
9:23
Obviously, I don't know anything about the financial side of it.

34 MINS LATER

BrianHOST
43:17
We saw a lot of promise in it.
BrianHOST
43:19
We defended Lookout Key when other people hated it bef- even before they had set foot on it, um, because we saw a lot of promise.
BrianHOST
43:27
I think part of the reaction I'm having today is when the ship sails out of Meyer Werft, it is what it is, and it won't have an opportunity to be reconfigured or rethemed for at least five years, if not-
SamHOST
43:40
More
Doug ParkerHOST
2:27
And Disney Cruise Line has marked another construction milestone for its ship, the Disney Believe.
Doug ParkerHOST
2:32
Yeah, the keel laying ceremony was held at Meyer Werft Shipyard in Germany, where a custom-made coin featuring Tinker Bell was placed beneath the ship's keel.
Doug ParkerHOST
2:41
Now, Disney says the ship's first massive construction block floated out in September, while work is underway on the second.
Doug ParkerHOST
2:49
Disney Believe is scheduled to enter service in late 2027.
RickyHOST
37:27
Okay.
JeremyHOST
37:28
The Disney Believe keel laid with Tinker Bell coin at Meyer Werft.
JeremyHOST
37:39
Magic is happening at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, as Disney Cruise Line has celebrated the keel laying for Disney Believe, which will be the fourth Wish ship class in the fleet when she debuts in late 2027.
JeremyHOST
37:54
The event on Tuesday, September 29th, 2026, included a coin ceremony, which has been a maritime tradition for centuries.
JeremyHOST
38:06
A new coin is laid beneath the ship's keel to bestow good fortune, best witches, wishes, and smooth sailing on the vessel, and all who embark on her, both guests and crew members.
JeremyHOST
38:31
The edge of the coin has a frame that mimics the rivets of a porthole.
JeremyHOST
38:35
Tinker Bell's image is bound to imbue the ship with a sprinkle of faith, trust, and pixie dust, helping future guests believe in the promise and possibility of their dreams coming true, Disney Cruise Line said.
JeremyHOST
38:49
The reverse side of the coin has the ship's name and bow profile, along with the hull number S723 and Meyer Werft.
SamHOST
11:13
Okay, next piece of news.
SamHOST
11:15
This one is a TBD in terms of h- is this going to come to fruition or not? So Meyer Werft, uh, specifically Papenburg, Papenburg and Rostock, um, those are the specific, uh, uh, what do they call them?
BrianHOST
11:34
Shipyards.
SamHOST
11:34
Places.
SamHOST
11:35
Shipyards, thank you.
SamHOST
11:36
The specific shipyards, uh, are in negotiations with MSC Cruises about a 80% controlling share of Meyer Werft, Papenburg, and Rostock.
SamHOST
11:48
Um, those are the shipyards that produced all of the Disney ships, uh, since the Magic and the Wonder, save for the Adventure, which was actually built in the Wismar shipyard, which is technically a separate entity even though it's part of Meyer Werft.
SamHOST
12:03
Um, but anyway, they're in negotiations because right now the government of Germany and Lower Saxony own that 80% share, and it sounds like they kinda want out.

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