Waterslide a key feature on new Disney ship
Sunday, 02 Feb, 2010
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A high-speed flume ride featuring uphill acceleration and river rapids while traversing the upper decks of the ship will be a key feature on Disney Cruise Line’s new ship.
The “AquaDuck” water coaster is among a number of on board facilities to be introduced on the vessel Disney Dream when it enters service in a year’s time.
A giant LED screen – more than 30 feet wide and 18 feet high – will show Disney films and other live broadcast events by one of the swimming pools.
A retractable floor extends over the pool, providing a dance floor for deck parties.
Children will have the choice of the Donald Pool, Mickey Pool or Nemo’s Reef for toddlers will all be located in the same area, on deck 11 between the forward and aft funnels.
A themed interactive sports deck, water play area, and relaxing poolside space for adults are among the other elements to feature on the new vessel.
The Goofy’s Sports Deck on deck 13 includes a miniature golf course, two digital sports simulators, basketball court and a walking track.
An adults-only retreat, the Quiet Cove Pool and Cove Bar will be for sunbathing and swimming with a swim-up bar.
One of three fresh-water pools on the Disney Dream, Quiet Cove Pool features varying depths. A series of connected circular pools includes a four ft-deep plunge pool and a six inch-deep sunbathing pool with built-in loungers and a mister.
On the sides of deck 11, a whirlpool hot tub overlooking the ocean will be available. Four “infinity” whirlpool hot tubs – two for families and two for adults – will spectacular views.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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