The 11 coolest amenities aboard Disney's upcoming Treasure cruise ship from a Jungle Cruise lounge to Moana and Mulan cafes
- Disney Cruise Line has unveiled its newest cruise ship, the Disney Treasure.
- The Disney Treasure, sailing in December 2024, is the sister ship to its predecessor the Disney Wish.
It's time to grab your Mickey-printed swimsuit: Disney Cruise Line is bringing back the magic of its movies and theme parks to the high sea with its sixth cruise ship, the upcoming 4,000-guest Disney Treasure.
The Treasure will cruise as its predecessor the Disney Wish's sister ship. But unlike any of the behemoth brand's previous ships, this new 1,119-foot-long vessel will have several newly designed amenities including a new water ride and a sweets shop inspired by the one in "Zootopia."
The floating Disney resort is setting sail on its maiden seven-night voyage in late December 2024 starting at more than $8,770 per person. Ahead of its debut, let's take a look at the 11 coolest features on the upcoming ship.
1. Dining aboard the ship will be as fun as going on a Disney ride.
At the new colorful "Coco" themed restaurant Plaza de Coco, the dining tables will surround a stage to create a dinner and a show experience. There will be two different performances depending on the day, so no need to fear repeating a show if you decide to go twice in one trip.
2. "Zooptia" is coming to life with a new sweets store.
If you've seen "Zooptia," you might remember store owner Jerry Jumbeaux Jr. and his Jumbeaux Cafe. On the Disney Treasure, the talking elephant's ice cream parlor will come to life with Jumbeaux's Sweet, a sweet tooth's meccas with a variety of treats and over 31 flavors of ice cream and gelato.
3. Adults will have their own retreats as well.
Disney is best known for being a family-friendly brand. But that doesn't mean adults will have to be surrounded by children throughout their entire vacation.
The Sarabi lounge, inspired by "The Lion King," will have a variety of activities during the day for families.
But at night, it will become an adult-only venue with live shows.
And for guests who want a children-free dining experience, there will also be two adults-only restaurants.
One will be a steakhouse and the other will have a menu created by the chef and owner of the three-Michelin-starred restaurant in Paris L'Assiette Champenoise.
The Rose, a lounge just for adults, will be located near these two restaurants.
4. Speaking of spaces for adults, one of the ship's new lounges, the Skipper Society, will bring Disney's Jungle Cruise ride to sea.
Here, Disney Cruise Line says the "camp-style" furniture, foliage, and "monkey-shaped chandelier" will create a Jungle Cruise-like getaway for snacking and snipping on themed libations.
5. But for adults who want a true "at sea" experience, the Treasure will also have a new steampunk and submarine-inspired Periscope Pub.
The watering hole is the cruise line's first space inspired by the 1954 Disney flick "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" and the Disney Parks ride that shut down in 1994. Here, guests can again snack, drink, and catch up on the news and sports.
6. The ship will have 1,256 accommodations decorated with subtle references to Disney movies.
These staterooms and suites will have decor that calls back to films like "Up" and "The Lion King."
A little over 120 of these accommodations will be interior staterooms.
But for those who want a more luxurious experience, 76 of the staterooms and suites will be under the premium Disney Cruise Line concierge category, which also gives guests access to an exclusive sun deck.
7. For guests seeking out the best of the best, one of the largest accommodations will be a nearly 2,000-square-foot two-story suite with its own elevator.
The Tomorrow Tower Suite can sleep up to eight people in its four bedrooms, one of which is just for children.
However, the one pictured above is a different two-story suite.
8. Moana and Mulan will have their own spotlight with two respectively themed casual cafes.
Heihei Cafe and Jade Cricket Cafe will be located off of the atrium, pictured above. Unlike most cruise ships, this central space — called the Grand Hall — will have its own stage, according to Disney's renderings.
9. It wouldn't be a Disney park at sea without a Disney ride.
Here, there's the AquaMouse: Curse of the Golden Egg. This two-person water ride will bring travelers through 760 feet of tubes on a quest to follow Mickey and Minnie Mouse into an "ancient temple."
10. Fan favorites on the Disney Wish will make an appearance on the Disney Treasure as well.
This includes the Worlds of Marvel, an interactive Marvel-themed restaurant, and the Wonderland and Never Land Cinemas, a luxurious theater where guests can watch recently released movies.
The image of the Marvel restaurant pictured above is from the Disney Wish.
11. Like other Disney cruises, travelers on the Treasure will also have a chance to see their favorite movies come to life in a live theater.
The Walt Disney Theater will host a live production of "Beauty and the Beast" among other titles, including some that have yet to be unveiled.
If life at sea with Disney is calling out to you, sailings on the Treasure will start at $3,845 for its seven-night itineraries in 2025.
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