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January 21, 2011 · about 15 years ago

More new cruise ships for Disney? One step at a time, says CEO

What’s next for the Disney Cruise Line now that it’s unveiled its long-awaited third vessel, the 2,500-passenger Disney Dream? Disney President and CEO Bob Iger tells USA TODAY the company is keeping its options open, at least when it comes to the question of new ships beyond the sister to Dream alr

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What’s next for the Disney Cruise Line now that it’s unveiled its long-awaited third vessel, the 2,500-passenger Disney Dream? Disney President and CEO Bob Iger tells USA TODAY the company is keeping its options open, at least when it comes to the question of new ships beyond the sister to Dream already scheduled for delivery early next year.

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