A First-Timer's Guide to the Disney Treasure

The Disney Treasure, Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, launched its maiden voyage in December 2024 with a slate of immersive dining, Broadway-style entertainment, and Disney Parks-inspired lounges unlike any ship before it. From rotational restaurants themed to Coco and the Avengers to the world-first Haunted Mansion Parlor bar, the ship is packed with experiences for every age. Here is a breakdown of what first-time guests can expect on board.

The Disney Treasure set sail on its maiden voyage in December 2024, bringing a new generation of immersive experiences to the Disney Cruise Line fleet. The ship blends Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Disney Parks storytelling across themed restaurants, Broadway-caliber shows, and one-of-a-kind lounges inspired by iconic attractions. Whether it's a first cruise or a returning adventure, the Treasure offers something distinct at every turn.

Rotational Dining: Three Nights, Three Worlds

Rotational dining is a cornerstone of the Disney Cruise Line experience: guests are assigned to all three main restaurants across their voyage, and the same service team rotates with them each night. On the Disney Treasure, that means an evening at 1923, inspired by the golden age of Walt Disney Animation Studios; two nights at Worlds of Marvel for superhero-themed dishes and interactive entertainment; and two lively nights at Plaza de Coco, a theatrical dining experience set in the world of Pixar's Coco featuring live performances by characters and musicians.

Broadway-Style Entertainment at the Walt Disney Theatre

The ship's signature stage venue, the Walt Disney Theatre, hosts three productions. Exclusive to the Treasure is Disney The Tale of Moana, the first-ever Broadway-style stage adaptation of the Walt Disney Animation Studios film, featuring large-scale puppetry, immersive set design, and an original song written specifically for the ship. Returning favorites include the classic Beauty and the Beast stage show and the Disney Cruise Line original, Disney Seas the Adventure.

Disney Parks Come Aboard: Themed Bars and Lounges

The Disney Treasure is the first ship in the fleet to bring Disney Parks attraction theming into its lounge spaces. The Haunted Mansion Parlor on Deck 3 is a fully immersive environment drawing on the lore of the beloved theme park attraction — complete with color-changing lights, attraction audio, ghostly mirror effects, and interactive sequences such as "Séance" and "Swinging Wake." Guests can order themed cocktails or zero-proof sodas while the atmosphere shifts around them.

Also on Deck 3, Skipper Society brings the world-famous Jungle Cruise attraction to sea for the first time, with tropical décor, attraction-referencing humor, and themed drinks. Periscope Pub on Deck 5 pays tribute to the classic Walt Disney World attraction 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, with pub fare and undersea atmosphere throughout. All three venues are open to all ages during the day and adult-exclusive at night.

Kids Clubs and Pool Deck

Younger guests have dedicated supervised spaces: Disney's Oceaneer Club serves ages 3 to 10 with interactive themed experiences including the Walt Disney Imagineering Lab, while tweens and teens have their own areas in Edge and Vibe. The pool deck features six pools of varying depth, and the adjacent Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods offers quick bites from American classics to Mexican-inspired fare and soft-serve ice cream.

What This Means for Prospective Guests

The Disney Treasure represents Disney Cruise Line's most ambitious single-ship debut, combining beloved IP with attraction-level immersion in its lounge spaces and theatrical dining. Families new to Disney cruising will find a clear entry point through the all-inclusive rotational dining structure, while Disney Parks enthusiasts will find the parks-inspired bars a compelling reason to book. Itineraries and sailings can be browsed at DisneyCruise.com.