EPISODE · Aug 27, 2025 · 43 MIN
Disney Destiny: We Were Invited to Germany to See How the Disney Cruise Line Ship Was Built
from Talking Disney Magic · host Adam Bankhurst & Vanessa Mulcahey
Welcome to Talking Disney Magic! Join Vanessa Mulcahey and IGN's Adam Bankhurst as they not only talk about the latest news in the world of Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, and more, but also review the biggest movies in Disney and Pixar's incredible catalog! This week, we talk about Adam's trip to Germany, as Disney invited him to see how the Disney Destiny was built at Papenburg's Meyer Werft Shipyard! We talk about the whole experience, how incredible people come together to make these ships, what's left to do on the ship, and so much more. We'd love to hear your thoughts on the Disney Destiny (and if you are going on it!), so be sure to send them in and anything else you want about the world of Disney to [email protected] to be part of the show! Next up, we are so excited to be ranking and reviewing Wreck It Ralph and then talking about Destination D23 (Adam is going!), so be sure to get your reviews, favorite moments, predictions, and more in as well! Oh, and you can check out our current rankings of all the films we've reviewed right here and our list of upcoming films we'll be ranking and reviewing on Talking Disney Magic! Lastly, We'd love you to join our Discord so YOU can talk Disney magic with us: https://discord.gg/QXSMsNmcXE Timestamps: 5:49 – Watching the Steel Cutting Ceremony for the Next Wish-Class Ship! 9:23 – How Disney Cruise Line Ships Are Built at the Meyer Werft Shipyard 16:22 – The Disney Destiny Float Out and What This Shipyard Means to Papenburg 18:26 – How Much Work Is Left to Do on the Disney Destiny? 32:45 – Adam Will Be at Destination D23 and What to Expect! Music: Sean Beeson Podcast Art: Jordan Lymon
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