Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Disney Treasure, has set sail. Though identical in layout to the Disney Wish, the Treasure features its own unique themed spaces, like the Grand Hall, Haunted Mansion Parlor, and Plaza de Coco. Our full guide includes photos, details, and links to more information about everything the Disney Treasure has to offer.
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Sailing Information
The Disney Treasure sails out of Port Canaveral, Florida, currently on 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries. Most Eastern sailings stop at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; and Disney’s private island, Disney Castaway Cay. Select sailings visit San Juan, Puerto Rico instead of St. Thomas. Western sailings visit Cozumel, Mexico; George Town, Grand Cayman; Falmouth, Jamaica; and Disney Castaway Cay. Halloween on the High Seas and Very Merrytime Cruises are available in the fall and winter.
Read our guides to pre-booking Disney Cruise Line activities and embarkation day, including information about Port Canaveral.
General Theming
Bow & Stern
The ship’s bow features Voyager Minnie, in a new outfit for the Treasure. Voyager Minnie is also on the keel coin. The stern’s larger-than-life figures are Captain Hook and Peter Pan.
Grand Hall
The Grand Hall (atrium) of the Disney Treasure is inspired by Agrabah, the setting of “Aladdin.” It features Arabian-style patterns and fixtures. A bronze statue of Aladdin and Jasmine riding the Magic Carpet is next to the staircase. The Magic Lamp is on a dais nearby. The lanterns on the ceiling each represent a different Disney Cruise Line ship.
Artwork
The halls of the Disney Treasure are decorated with hundreds of adventurous and nautical artworks. Much of the ship’s artwork features “Aladdin” characters to go along with the Grand Hall’s theme, but there are also paintings of characters from films like “Moana,” “Encanto,” and “Mulan.” A moving mural is inspired by Steamboat Willie. One piece depicts the Treasure joining other Disney Cruise Line ships at sea.
Staterooms
The Treasure has 1,256 staterooms, 90% of which are outside rooms. 123 are inside staterooms. 948 outside rooms have verandahs, while 185 have an oceanview with windows. 451 rooms offer connecting doors. Most feature the split-bath concept.
Tomorrow Tower Suite
The forward funnel of the Disney Treasure houses the EPCOT-inspired Tomorrow Tower Suite. The nearly 2,000-square-foot space is designed to sleep up to eight guests.
Concierge Suites
Concierge one-bedroom suites are inspired by “The Lion King.” Located on deck 12, these have extended verandahs.
There are four royal suites. Two are the Bagheera Royal Suites inspired by the panther from “The Jungle Book,” and two are the Rajah Royal Suites inspired by Jasmine’s tiger companion in “Aladdin.”
Standard Staterooms
Deluxe family oceanview staterooms with verandahs feature artwork for various Disney classics. We toured “Finding Nemo,” “Aladdin,” and “Pocahontas” deluxe family oceanview staterooms.
We also toured “Aladdin” and “Pocahontas” standard inside staterooms.
Other standard stateroom themes include “Encanto” and “Up.”
Dining
1923, Worlds of Marvel, and Plaza de Coco are the three rotational dining restaurants.
1923
Returning from the Disney Wish is 1923, an upscale rotational dining venue off the Grand Hall. It features two dining rooms named after Walt Disney and Roy Disney. They’re decorated with display cases of concept art, maquettes, and props for various animated Disney films. Read our review of the restaurant’s second night menu, new for the Disney Treasure, dubbed “The Captain’s Gala Dinner.”
Worlds of Marvel
Worlds of Marvel is also returning from the Disney Wish but with a new show. In addition to the “Quantum Encounter” show that debuted on the Wish, guests will experience “Marvel Celebration of Heroes: GROOT REMIX!” Read our review of the restaurant’s new second night menu.
Plaza de Coco
A new restaurant on the Disney Treasure is Plaza de Coco, featuring two nights of unique entertainment inspired by Pixar’s “Coco.” Read our review of the first night menu. Watch our video of the second night show and read our review of the second night menu.
Palo Steakhouse
Palo Steakhouse is an adults-only dining venue. It offers brunch and dinner. The restaurant’s theming is inspired by Cogsworth. Reservations are required and there is a dress code.
Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement
Enchanté is also for adults only. It’s open for lunch and dinner. It has Lumiere-inspired décor. As with Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté requires reservations and has a dress code.
Marceline Market
The ship’s buffet is Marceline Market, virtually identical to the venue on the Disney Wish. It features spaces and props inspired by various Disney characters. Food options vary but usually include standard buffet fare.
Jumbeaux’s Sweets
The ship’s “Zootopia”-inspired sweets shop is Jumbeaux’s Sweets. Located next to Marceline Market, Jumbeaux’s offers ice cream, gelato, cupcakes, macarons, cookies, popsicles, and more. Read our Jumbeaux’s Sweets review. The shop also has an ice cream truck souvenir bucket.
Mickey’s Festival of Foods
Mickey’s Festival of Foods is a series of poolside quick-service counters on deck 11. Inspired by “The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse,” it has the following venues:
- Mickey’s Smokestack Barbecue
- Daisy’s Pizza Pies
- Goofy’s Grill
- Sweet Minnie’s Ice Cream
- Donald’s Cantina
Bars, Lounges, and Cafes
Check out the full menus with prices of all the Disney Treasure’s bars, lounges, and cafes.
Haunted Mansion Parlor
The Haunted Mansion Parlor is a highly-themed bar that expands on the story of The Haunted Mansion. Check out our full photo tour of the Haunted Mansion Parlor and watch our video tour below.
The Haunted Mansion Parlor offers exclusive souvenir tiki mugs, although they and other souvenirs sold out on the maiden voyage. Availability of these items may vary, depending on your voyage.
Check out our review of every beer, cocktail, and beverage from Haunted Mansion Parlor.
The bar has a seating time limit to ensure as many guests as possible can enjoy the space.
Skipper Society Lounge
Near the Haunted Mansion Parlor is the Jungle Cruise-inspired Skipper Society Lounge. Check out our tour of the punny space and read our review of every drink (and waffle). Skipper Society Lounge also offers a souvenir tiki mug and glasses.
Periscope Pub
The Periscope Pub is inspired by 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The bar is uniquely designed to make guests feel like they’re in a submarine underwater, instead of a boat. Read our review of Periscope Pub’s drinks and snacks.
Triton Lounge
Triton Lounge features light theming inspired by Ariel’s father in “The Little Mermaid.” This space hosts activities like trivia.
Scat Cat Lounge
The Scat Cat Lounge puts guests into the penthouse performance of “Ev’erybody Wants to be a Cat.” A pianist performs at the “Aristocats”-themed lounge periodically.
The Rose
At the entrance of Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté is The Rose cocktail lounge. Similar to its Disney Wish counterpart, the Treasure’s “Beauty and the Beast”-themed lounge features a few artistic updates including a new golden rose sculpture.
Sarabi
Sarabi, named after Simba’s mother, is a family entertainment space. This is where guests can enjoy activities like trivia and bingo. Sarabi also offers a bar for adults.
HeiHei Cafe
HeiHei Cafe, inspired by Moana’s rooster friend, is on deck 4, overlooking the Grand Hall. It offers coffee and adult beverages.
Jade Cricket Cafe
Above HeiHei Cafe is the “Mulan”-inspired Jade Cricket Cafe. It has a beverage menu similar to that of HeiHei Cafe. Read our review of two Jade Cricket Cafe-exclusive drinks.
Cove Cafe
Cove Cafe is an adults-only lounge offering coffee, cocktails, wine, and light bites.
Cove Bar
Near Cove Cafe is the Cove Bar, in the adults-only Quiet Cove.
Currents Bar
Currents is a full bar on deck 13.
Wheezy’s Freezies
Wheezy’s Freezies, named after Wheezy from “Toy Story 2,” offers frozen-fruit smoothies and adult beverages.
Pools & Slides
There are 10 pools aboard the Disney Treasure, just like the Disney Wish. These include two concierge pools and one adult-exclusive pool at Quiet Cove.
AquaMouse
The AquaMouse is a 760-foot winding waterslide suspended above the upper decks of the Treasure. The attraction-at-sea features three different possible stories: “Scuba Scramble,” “Swiss Meltdown,” and “Curse of the Golden Egg.” The first two debuted with the ride on the Disney Wish while the “Curse of the Golden Egg” is a new story for the Treasure. Watch our ride POV:
Toy Story Splash Zone & Slide-a-saurus Rex
The Toy Story Splash Zone on deck 12 features elements resembling giant “Toy Story” toys. Adjacent is Slide-a-saurus Rex, a family waterslide.
Kids Spaces
Disney’s Oceaneer Club
Disney’s Oceaneer Club is for kids ages 3-12. It’s almost identical to the Oceaneer Club on the Wish with Marvel Super Hero Academy, Fairytale Hall, Walt Disney Imagineering Lab, Star Wars: Cargo Bay, and Mickey and Minnie Captain’s Deck. The entrance area is themed to “The Jungle Book.” Kids can also enter the club via a slide off the Great Hall.
Edge
Edge is for tweens and teens ages 11 to 14. It’s a New York City-inspired penthouse space, although the decorations at the entrance are inspired by “Aladdin.”
Vibe & The Hideaway
For teens ages 14 to 17, Vibe is a Parisian-style loft with an “electric retro twist.” Attached to Vibe is The Hideaway, which is sometimes blocked off for just older teens and young adults.
“it’s a small world” Nursery
The “it’s a small world” Nursery is available for young guests ages 6 months to 3 years. The nursery costs extra and guests are encouraged to make reservations early when they get on the ship.
Spas, Salons, & Fitness
Senses Spa
Senses Spa offers various services and treatments including massages, facials, acupuncture, and more.
Untangled Salon
This “Tangled”-inspired salon offers manicures, pedicures, haircuts, and more.
Hook’s Barbery
Hook’s Barbery offers barber services during the day. In the evening, it becomes a speakeasy-style bar offering custom Old Fashioneds with various whiskey options.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
Just like in Disney Parks, young guests can get a royal makeover at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique on the Disney Treasure. In addition to prince and princess makeovers, the boutique offers the Captain Mickey Costume Package and pirate makeovers on Pirate Night. Guests can book ahead or on the ship.
Senses Fitness Center
The fitness center is on deck 5. It has cardiovascular equipment, treadmills, ellipticals, and weight machines available. Guests can also sign up for classes and personal training sessions.
Hero Zone
The Hero Zone is a sports arena. It’s open for free-play sports and also hosts the Incredi-Games, Jack-Jack’s Incredible Diaper Dash, and other activities.
Merchandise
There are several gift shops aboard the ship. Mickey’s Mainsail on deck 3 is the main store with standard souvenirs. The smaller Dory’s Forget-Me-Knots on deck 11 sells similar items. For more upscale items, Treasures Untold, 3 Wishes, Once Upon A Time, Royal Regalia, and Enchanted Castle Jewels are all on deck 3.
A Disney Treasure-exclusive DisneyBand+ design is available to order before your sailing and to purchase on the ship. Read our full guide to DisneyBand+, Disney Cruise Line’s version of MagicBand+.
Select Treasure merchandise can be purchased before departure and delivered directly to your stateroom. These items include a ship-shaped wireless speaker, pillows and blankets, and “Peter Pan” birthday décor. An inaugural keepsake box is available for a limited time during the inaugural season of sailings. Check out our full list of onboard gifts.
In addition to the bar-specific souvenirs, the Disney Treasure has a souvenir beer mug and popcorn bucket.
General Disney Treasure branded merchandise includes ear headbands, pins, apparel, bags, housewares, and figurines. These items feature iconography like Mickey & Friends and the Disney Treasure logo.
Inspired by the figures on the ship’s stern, the Disney Treasure also has a specific collection of Captain Hook and Peter Pan merchandise.
For a limited time, Disney Treasure Inaugural Sailings merchandise is available on the ship. The maiden voyage had its own exclusive merchandise collection, too.
There is a series of treasures inspired by the bars Haunted Mansion Parlor, Skipper Society Lounge, and Periscope Pub.
There are also Haunted Mansion Parlor, Skipper Society Lounge, and more Disney Treasure t-shirts.
A new Disney Cruise Line mosaic collection and the Disney Cruise Line 2025 collection debuted on the Disney Treasure. These will be available on other Disney Cruise Line ships as well as the Treasure.
Entertainment
The FunnelVision stage on deck 11 is home to special celebrations. On the first day of each sailing is the “Let’s Set Sail” party. Watch our video of the show below.
On another evening is the Pirate’s Rockin’ Parlay Party, including fireworks at sea.
The main entertainment venue on the Disney Treasure is the Walt Disney Theatre. It features two returning Broadway-style shows from other ships: “Beauty and the Beast” and “Disney Seas the Adventure.” New is “Disney The Tale of Moana.” Take a behind-the-scenes look at the show’s impressive Te Ka puppet. Read our review of “The Tale of Moana.”
A stage in the Grand Halla acts as a character meet and greet location and entertainment venue. Storytellers Coriander and Sage appear throughout the sailing to retell Disney “Stories From the Lamp,” including “Aladdin” and “Peter Pan.”
“Treasure Found,” a farewell celebration, takes place in the Grand Hall on the final night of each sailing.
Guests can view new and classic Disney movies in the Wonderland Cinema and Never Land Cinema. Movies also play on the FunnelVision screen on deck.
Character meet and greets include Mickey & Friends, Disney Princesses, and more.
Entertainment and activity times and locations are listed in the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app during each sailing.
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