How 144,000 tons of steel becomes a modern cruise ship in Germany
In short: Witness the transformation of raw materials into the Disney Wish. This mini episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the complex engineering and construction process taking place at a shipyard with two centuries of history.
The construction of the Disney Wish takes place at a German shipyard that has been operating for two centuries. The project involves shaping 144,000 tons of steel into a massive cruise vessel.
This video serves as the first of six mini episodes documenting the ship's creation, providing a glimpse into the industrial scale required to build modern cruise liners.
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