New Cruise Ships 2026

Disney Adventure is the largest ship in the Disney fleet and the first permanently based outside the US. Sailing year-round from Singapore through 2031, she is 45% larger than the Wish-class with 20 decks of Disney magic designed as the destination itself.

Norwegian Luna is the second Prima Plus ship, continuing Norwegian's freestyle cruising revolution. With 1,760 staterooms across 20 decks, she sails Caribbean itineraries from Miami featuring the go-kart track, waterslides, and Ocean Boulevard promenade.

Viking Mira is part of Viking's second series of ocean ships, slightly larger than the original fleet. With 499 all-veranda staterooms for 998 guests, she continues Viking's adults-only, culturally enriching approach with a maiden voyage from Rome to Barcelona.

Legend of the Seas is the third Icon-class ship and the first to sail in Europe. She debuts in Barcelona for 3-7 night Western Mediterranean cruises before repositioning to Fort Lauderdale for Caribbean sailings, bringing the world's largest ship class to European waters.

Explora III is the first LNG-powered ship in the Explora Journeys luxury fleet. With 463 suites for just 922 guests and 210 square feet of public space per guest, she offers an intimate luxury experience sailing the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and Caribbean.

MSC World Asia is the third World-class mega-ship, sailing 7-night Western Mediterranean itineraries from six homeports including Barcelona, Rome, and Genoa. Despite her name, she will initially sail European waters with all the World-class features including the MSC Yacht Club.

Seven Seas Prestige introduces a new class to the Regent fleet, the first in over a decade. Her headline is the two-level Skyview Regent Suite at 8,794 square feet, the largest all-inclusive luxury suite at sea. With 850 guests and 7 specialty restaurants, she represents ultra-luxury redefined.