German Police Arrest Two Workers On Disney Adventure Cruise Ship

Just two days after its launch, the Disney Adventure cruise ship was boarded by German federal police at the Sassnitz/Mukran ferry port in Germany. The police arrested two shipyard workers: a 44-year-old Croatian man wanted for driving under the influence who paid a fine and was allowed to remain on board, and a 24-year-old Slovenian man wanted for fraud, who was taken to a correctional facility. The ship, measuring 1,122 feet long and 150 feet wide, is currently undergoing a series of trials and assessments with over 1,400 workers on board before its scheduled maiden voyage from Singapore in December 2025. The Disney Adventure can accommodate approximately 6,700 passengers and 2,500 crew members and features themed areas based on Disney, Marvel, and Pixar franchises. German police described the arrested individuals as shipyard workers traveling with the ship to carry out final work during the test voyage. The vessel continued its journey to Bremerhaven for further trials following the police operation.