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Today, the Disney Treasure is moving from the Meyer Werft shipyard to Eemshaven, Netherlands on Wednesday, September 18, 2024 via the Ems River.
@hamburghafenlive has a live stream link on YouTube to go live starting at 6:30 AM EDT.
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We will follow up with more coverage following the Disney Treasure’s Ems River conveyance.
Appeared first on: Disneycruiselineblog.com
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