Disney Cruise Line’s Newest Ship Is Now Official, And It Also Has a Roller Coaster

Disney Cruise Line officially christened its newest ship, Disney Adventure, in Singapore on March 4, 2026, marking the cruise line’s first vessel to homeport in Southeast Asia.

Four people, including two in Mickey and Minnie Mouse costumes, stand on stage waving in front of a large "Disney Adventure" sign, celebrating the launch of the Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, with an orchestra seated behind them.
Disney Cruise Line welcomed its newest ship, the Disney Adventure (Steven Diaz, photographer)

Robert Downey Jr. served as the ship’s godparent, performing the ceremonial blessing during the event held in the ship’s Walt Disney Theatre. I christen thee, Disney Adventure, may God bless this ship and all who sail upon her,” Downey Jr. said during the ceremony.

The Christening Ceremony

The event featured a 23-piece orchestra, regional vocalists, and musicians performing Disney, Pixar, and Marvel music alongside video effects and character appearances.

Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Experiences and incoming CEO of The Walt Disney Company, and Joe Schott, President of Disney Signature Experiences, attended the ceremony.

What’s on Disney Adventure

People walk and sit in a colorful, indoor street market aboard the newest ship from Disney Cruise Line. Neon signs, string lights, and wall art decorate the lively space as a large white robot character stands near the back, drawing curious glances.
(Photo via Disney)

Disney Adventure is Disney Cruise Line’s eighth ship and its largest to date. The ship features seven themed areas, including San Fransokyo Street, inspired by the film Big Hero 6.

Entertainment includes “Remember,” a new Broadway-style musical, along with signature fireworks at sea and kids‘ clubs.

The ship also introduces Disney Cruise Line’s first roller coaster at sea, Ironcycle Test Run.

Disney follows other cruise brands, such as Carnival Cruise Line, which has a roller coaster on each Excel-class ship.

Disney Adventure departs on its maiden voyage on March 10, sailing three- and four-night itineraries out of Singapore.

The ship is part of a major fleet expansion that will bring five additional ships to Disney Cruise Line by 2031, bringing the total fleet to 13 ships.