与迪斯尼先前的邮轮一样，“迪斯尼梦想”号901间阳台房有额外的拉下床和一个可折叠沙发床，可供四人或者五人住宿。

What will Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, the Disney Dream, look like on the inside?

USA TODAY's Cruise Log was among a handful of cruise-focused sites to get a sneak peek of the vessel this week at the shipyard in Germany where it is under construction, and we've just posted a comprehensive photo tour of what we saw。

Keep in mind when viewing the photos that the ship isn't quite complete. Plenty of finishing work remains. But as you can see in the photo tour, some parts of the vessel are very close to being ready。

The Disney Dream emerging from the covered dry dock at the Meyer Werft shipyard on Oct. 24, 2010. The ship had been under construction in the dry dock since 2009.

The Art Deco-inspired central atrium will feature a gold-plated chandelier, hand-tufted carpets and marble floors。

Hand-painted portraits of Cinderella, Snow White, Belle and Sleeping Beauty adorn the walls of the Royal Palace。

Andy's Room, also part of Disney's Oceaneer Club, gives children the feeling of being shrunken to toy size in a setting from the movie Toy Story。

Another deck-top play area is Nemo's Reef, for children ages 8 and younger. It features pop jets, bubblers, a small slide and a soft wet deck surface。

Like Disney's two earlier ships, the Disney Dream will have an extra-charge, upscale Italian eatery called Palo's. The cover charge will be $20 per person。

As on Disney's earlier ships, the 901 balcony cabins on the Disney Dream come with an extra pull-down bed in the ceiling and a fold-out sofa bed to accommodate four and sometimes five people. They also have two bathrooms to make getting ready for the day easier for families; one has a sink and toilet; the other has a sink and shower/bath combination。

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