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12th July 2017
02:03pm BST
The ship is filled with Art Deco interiors that include paintings, sculptures and woodworks of our favourite Disney characters. The lucky passengers on the 300-metre ship are treated to a Game of Thrones night of entertainment that included drummers, dancers and Irish hounds.
Even the ship's horn is Disney-themed with it playing the first notes of the classic hit When you Wish Upon a Star. But you’ll have to be quick if you want to see it – it sails off to its next destination tomorrow night at 11pm.
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