MEYER WERFT in the news

MEYER WERFT's Ditzum-Petkum ferry, delivered 100 years ago, illustrates the company's journey from small ferries to cruise ship construction.

The CDU is reactivating the 'Ostfrieslandplan 2.0' with substantial investments, mentioning companies like VW, Enercon, and Meyer Werft.

Researchers are developing hydrogen storage for future Meyer Werft passenger ships.

Disney Cruise Line ordered three new ships from Meyer Werft, with a new mid-sized class launching in 2029, and the 'Disney Believe' from the Wish-class debuting in late 2027.

The Meyer Werft, a family-run German shipyard for six generations, successfully adapted from traditional shipbuilding to specializing in large cruise ships, overcoming historical challenges and global competition.

The first section of the 38-million-euro K158 road relocation project near Meyer Werft in Papenburg has been opened.

Disney Cruise Line is expanding its fleet with new ships built by Meyer Werft.

Disney Cruise Line unveiled details for a new class of three ships, built by Meyer Werft, featuring innovative design and energy efficiency, with deliveries starting in 2029.

The "Ems-Dame" ferry, built by Meyer Werft a century ago, will have its anniversary celebrated in Ditzum this autumn.

The Disney Believe, the fourth Wish Class ship built by Meyer Werft for Disney Cruise Line, will feature Tinker Bell on its bow, Woody and Buzz Lightyear on its stern, and a 'Moana' themed Grand Hall with a statue of Moana.

Disney Cruise Line unveiled design details for its new ship, Disney Believe, being built at Meyer Werft, featuring character themes and unique exterior art.

Meyer Werft's order planning is stabilizing as Disney Cruise Line accelerates taking delivery of cruise ships, filling a production gap.

Disney Cruise Line accelerated its cruise ship orders, filling a production gap for Meyer Werft, which is striving to maintain its two-ship-per-year target despite setbacks on other projects.

The cruise ship Spectrum of the Seas, the fourth vessel of the Quantum class, sailed from Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany to Eemshaven, Netherlands on March 20, 2019.

Disney Cruise Line accelerated its cruise ship orders, filling a gap in Meyer Werft's schedule caused by a lost yacht contract.

MEYER WERFT's Visitor Center in Papenburg has unveiled new exhibition areas and a foyer, including a 'future of cruising' section, to enhance visitor experience and showcase shipbuilding innovation.

Disney is reportedly considering an earlier delivery for its new cruise ships, which could close a gap in Meyer Werft's order books.

Disney Cruise Line is accelerating new ship deliveries from Meyer Werft, with multiple vessels now expected in 2029 and 2030, including new classes and ships for its Japan operations.

Disney Cruise Line advanced the delivery of its cruise ships, enabling Meyer Werft to fill a production gap caused by a lost yacht order and maintain full capacity.

Meyer Werft will begin building new ships for Disney Cruise Line earlier than expected, filling an order book gap.