Inside Every Bar, Lounge, and Café on the Disney Treasure

The Disney Treasure's lounge and bar program is unlike anything else in the Disney Cruise Line fleet — four themed lounges inspired by Jungle Cruise, Haunted Mansion, The Aristocats, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea sit alongside two film-themed café-bars and an adult-exclusive cocktail lounge on Deck 12. Each space is layered with hidden Imagineering details and a curated drink menu designed to match its theme.

The Disney Treasure features a lounge and café program unlike any previous ship in the fleet — four distinct themed bars inspired by Disney Parks attractions and classic animated films, two coffee shop-bar hybrids, and an adult-exclusive cocktail lounge on Deck 12. Every space was developed by Walt Disney Imagineering and carries a level of immersive detail more typically found in theme park attraction design.

New Disney Parks-Inspired Lounges

Skipper Society

Skipper Society brings the Disney Parks classic Jungle Cruise attraction to sea for the first time. Located near the Grand Hall, the lounge is styled with camp furnishings, tropical foliage, and natural colorways that evoke the attraction's jungle environment. The humor of the beloved attraction carries through: club rules posted throughout the space are written with the same tongue-in-cheek style of the park skippers, and postcards referencing them line the walls.

The plants in the space are the same jungle foliage species found in the Disneyland version of the attraction — a botanical authenticity detail carried into the ship's design.

The menu includes all-day waffles, cocktails such as the Salted Caramel Tini, Jungle Navigation Co. Ale, Hippopotomai-Tai, and Navigators Iced Tea. The lounge is open to all ages during the day for family programming and shifts to adult-exclusive evenings with live entertainment.

Haunted Mansion Parlor

Directly across from Skipper Society on Deck 3, the Haunted Mansion Parlor represents the most technically ambitious venue on the ship. Living portraits morph into skeletal specters, ghosts waltz across the mirrors, and attraction audio plays alongside wind, thunder, and color-shifting ethereal lights. Guests who stay long enough may encounter Madame Leota herself.

A key hidden detail to find: beside the fireplace sits a melting bust of Imagineer Rolly Crump, a tribute to his original "Museum of the Weird" concept proposal for the attraction. The flower on the bust's neck references his palm reader window from Main Street, U.S.A.

Disney Cruise Line-exclusive commemorative mugs themed to The Mariner and The Bride are available for purchase. Zero-proof guests can order the Haunted Mansion Parlor-branded sodas.

Scat Cat Lounge

Also near the Grand Hall, Scat Cat Lounge is themed to the 1970 Walt Disney Animation Studios classic The Aristocats. The centrepiece is an elegant piano bar setting — a custom mural by Walt Disney Imagineering covers the walls with cats from the film, and a paw-print mark can be found on the piano itself as an Imagineering team tribute. A trumpet-shaped tap in the adjoining Scat Cat Lobby opens into the Grand Hall.

The drinks menu leans into the lounge's sophisticated jazz atmosphere — signature cocktails include the Crème de la Crème Martini and The Cat's Meow, the latter served in a souvenir cat-décor glass. A broad selection of wine and champagne rounds out the menu, alongside live musical performances in the evenings.

Periscope Pub

On Deck 5, Periscope Pub takes guests below the surface into the world of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The entrance is framed as descending "down the hatch," and the interior fills with artifacts, drawings, and navigation logs attributed to Captain Nemo and his crew aboard the Nautilus. The ceiling ripples with undersea imagery; a notable squid-patterned rug anchors the bar area.

Three tap beers are uniquely themed to the film and attraction. A submarine pressure gauge behind the bar displays the official hull number of each ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet — a detail visible only to those who look past the taps. Cocktails include The Narwhal and Outis Daiquiri; the food menu covers loaded potato puffs, fish and chips, mini churros, and more. Trivia events and sports viewing run throughout operating hours.

Café-Bars: Heihei Café and Jade Cricket Café

The Disney Treasure features two café-bar hybrids that function as coffee stops during the day and cocktail bars in the evening, each themed to a Walt Disney Animation Studios film. Both are equipped with USB charging outlets.

Heihei Café

Heihei Café on Deck 4 is inspired by Disney's Moana, with a shell backsplash, nature-inspired color palette, and subtle references to the film's characters throughout the space. Guests can spot Heihei, Pua, and other beloved characters hidden in the décor.

Jade Cricket Café

Jade Cricket Café on Deck 5 pays tribute to Mulan, blending elegant gold detailing with plum blossom patterns throughout the interior. The character Cri-Kee, Mulan's lucky cricket, can be found nearby for guests looking for a hidden character encounter.

Adult-Exclusive: The Rose

The Rose on Deck 12 is the ship's adult-exclusive cocktail lounge, themed to the enchanted flower from Beauty and the Beast. Antique mirrors, floating rose petal motifs, and sweeping ocean views define the space. Located adjacent to Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté, The Rose functions naturally as a pre- or post-dinner destination for guests in the adult dining corridor.

Planning Your Lounge Itinerary

With six distinct drinking and café venues plus the themed rotational restaurants, the Disney Treasure offers more IP-driven nightlife than any previous ship in the fleet. Most lounges are open to all ages during the day; check the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app for daily family activity schedules and evening adult-exclusive hours. Sailings can be booked at DisneyCruise.com.