“The ship is ready for prime time!” exclaimed Walt Disney Imagineer Frank de Heer, VP of New Ship Development. Large-scale construction on the Disney Dream is finished, and the shipbuilders move onto the final finishing phase of the ship before it sails to the United States. Thousands of spectators and media, including friends of the DIS Unplugged Emiel and Yvette van Leeuwen, were on hand at the Meyer Werft shipyard to document the float out, and Disney recently released a video of the celebration. The media blitz to hype the new ship has officially begun, with a segment aired by ABC’s Good Morning America this morning. Continue after the break to watch both new videos. Update 11/8/10: Disney’s ride-through video of the AquaDuck water coaster added.
Disney’s video of the Disney Dream’s first public appearance from its construction building on October 30, 2010.
Update 11/8/10: Disney released this “ride-through” video of the AquaDuck water coaster. The attraction stretches 765 feet, drops over 4 decks, and swings out 13 feet over the side of the ship providing an unobstructed view 150 straight down to the ocean below.
Good Morning America’s behind-the-scenes segment on the Disney Dream from November 5, 2010.
Finally, Good Morning America announced a new contest to win a trip for four on the new Disney Dream. Sweepstakes ends November 19, 2010.
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