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Disney Treasure Cruise Ship Starts Transatlantic Journey to Home Port

Shannen Ace

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A woman and child glide through an enclosed tunnel on an aquamouse raft, marveling at the animated Egyptian-themed graphics on the walls. The experience, part of Disney Treasure, is a mesmerizing water adventure that brings ancient Egypt to life.

Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Treasure has set off on its transatlantic journey to its home port in Florida.

Disney Treasure Crossing the Atlantic

Map illustrating a ship's dashed-line journey from the UK to New York across the Atlantic Ocean. The design features a textured blue and gold aesthetic, capturing the nautical voyage's elegance while highlighting key destinations along this historic sea route.

After construction of the Disney Treasure was completed and it left the Meyer Werft shipyard, the ship went through trials in the North Sea. Disney then officially took ownership of the Treasure during a delivery ceremony in Eemshaven, Netherlands.

On October 29, the Disney Treasure embarked from Eemshaven and is now on its way to Port Canaveral, Florida. The transatlantic journey is over 4,500 miles and will take two weeks to complete. Its first port of call will be Funchal, Portugal, where it will make a brief stop before heading back to sea. During the crossing, final preparations will be made.

The Disney Treasure’s maiden voyage will set off from Port Canaveral on December 21, 2024. Check out the Disney Treasure maiden voyage and inaugural sailings merchandise.

The Treasure will feature the debut of “Tale of Moana,” a new Broadway-style stage show. One of its restaurants will be the new Plaza de Coco featuring two dinner shows. It will also feature the first Haunted Mansion Parlor.

If you’re thinking of booking a cruise on one of Disney Cruise Line’s new ships, why not contact our official travel agent, Be Our Guest Vacations, and let them handle the entire booking process for you!

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