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October 4, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Disney cruise ship in town for dry dock maintenance

It’s called the Disney Wonder, and the massive 964-foot-long cruise ship – with its Mickey Mouse ears and Disney characters adorned bow and stern – was turning heads Tuesday along the Portsmouth and Norfolk downtown waterfronts. The Port Canaveral, Fla.-based Disney Wonder, one of two ships in the D

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It’s called the Disney Wonder, and the massive 964-foot-long cruise ship – with its Mickey Mouse ears and Disney characters adorned bow and stern – was turning heads Tuesday along the Portsmouth and Norfolk downtown waterfronts.

The Port Canaveral, Fla.-based Disney Wonder, one of two ships in the Disney Cruise Line, arrived before daylight at BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair for a 10-day overhaul.

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