MS Manara

World Dream was ordered in February 2014 for Star Cruises and was laid down on 29 July 2015. In November 2015, she was transferred to sister brand Dream Cruises. She was launched on 26 August 2017 and completed on 26 October 2017. World Dream measures at 150,695 gross tons and is 335.2 metres (1,099 ft 9 in) long with a beam of 39.7 metres (130 ft 3 in).[2] World Dream entered service for Dream Cruises in November 2017.

Three passengers aboard World Dream during 19–24 January 2020 were confirmed to have been infected by COVID-19.[8] On 5 February 2020, all 3,800 World Dream passengers and crew were put under quarantine on board the ship at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Cruise Terminal after Taiwan blocked its port of call in Kaohsiung. As of 7 February 2020, checks of those on board were ongoing.[8]

The quarantine was lifted on 9 February 2020 after all 1,800 crew members were tested negative of the virus. The majority of the passengers were not tested as they had had no contact with the infected Chinese passengers who had been on the ship during 19–24 January.[9] On 26 February the Indonesian Government evacuated their 188 citizens from World Dream using the hospital ship KRI dr. Soeharso.[10] All Indonesians that were aboard the cruise ship were taken to Sebaru Kecil Island which is part of the Thousand Islands Regency in Jakarta. After that, they underwent 14 days of quarantine and observation.[11]

Following the insolvency of parent company Genting Hong Kong, Dream Cruises collapsed. On 1 March 2022, it was announced that World Dream would cease operations the next day after its last sailing return to shores.[12][13] World Dream was then laid up in Singapore and sold at auction with sealed bids due by 21 December 2022.[14]

In March 2023, the ship was finally sold to Cruise Saudi and renamed Manara.[15][16] In June of that year, Manara arrived in Bremerhaven for an extensive refit.[17] The ship will be part of the line's new AROYA brand.[18]