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Not all Disney Cruise Line cabins are created equal.

With the Disney Treasure setting sail on its maiden voyage this December, many travelers are planning trips on the newest ship of the Disney fleet in 2025 . Amongst them, some cruising newbies and even veteran travelers are likely wondering what kind of cabin — and on which deck — they should book for their adventure.

Choosing a cabin to cruise can be a bit more complicated than one might think, so we’re here to help. Taking into account everything we know about the Disney Treasure, plus experience on other Disney Cruise Line ships including the Treasure’s sister ship the Disney Wish, we’ve narrowed it down to what we think are the best and worst standard stateroom (no concierge or massive suites here) options.

Our pick for the bestselling would be a Deluxe Verandah Stateroom in the midship section of deck 8. There are several reasons to go with this room type in this area of the ship.

For starters, the verandah is a must-do if possible. Yes, it’s a bit of an upcharge, but the extra space makes the cabin feel considerably larger, and offers wonderful ocean views and a beautiful sitting space when sailing or docked, plus — as we’ll get into below — it’s very helpful for seasickness.

As for the cabin’s overall location, the midship of deck 8 is right in the “middle of the action” as it were. It’s located in the middle of the ship, about equal distance from the Great Hall and all its venues including cafes and retail that span decks 3-4-5 below, as well as the above-deck amenities including the pools and etc. upon decks 11-14. The midship location also includes easy access to both elevator banks and the staircases. In addition, deck 8 is home to Fairytale Fresh Laundry, meaning that you won’t need to lug clothes too far to get some done.

Finally, this location provides some of the best possible relief to seasickness. The verandah allows an influx of fresh air into the room, as well as actual views of the water which help dissipate seasick feelings for many. In addition, the location in the middle of the ship cuts down on the amount of rocking and movement you’ll be able to feel, which should cut down on queasiness.

While this does get our pick for best, there is one potential drawback: There will likely be a decent amount of foot traffic outside your room given the aforementioned proximity to so many of the ship’s amenities.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, we have our pick for the worst cabin option on the Disney Treasure: An Inside Stateroom toward the aft of deck 2.

This style of room, located in the lowest deck of the ship to feature state rooms, not only doesn’t feature a verandah, it doesn’t even have a porthole or window. This can make room feel quite claustrophobic. In addition, the lack of an outside view can increase feelings of queasiness and seasickness.

Furthermore, being located all the way down in the bowels of the ship, the area is comparatively far from from all the ship’s internal and external amenities, making it a slog to reach almost any of them, even with the elevator. There’s also a noise issue, as the hum of the engines is more audible lower on the ship, especially toward the aft portion.

However, in compassion to our best choice, Deck 2 does offer the “perk” of not much foot traffic at all, since it’s so far from the popular common areas, which definitely matters to some passengers.

While these are our opinions on “best” and “worst” options, they’re obviously open to conjecture. The “perks” that are worth extra money to some may not be so to others, and the same can be said for negatives that may be deal breakers for some and not matter to others. Stay tuned to AllEars for more on the Disney Treasure.

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The Best Staterooms in Each of the 10 Categories on the Disney Wish

It’s almost time to book the Disney Wish ! I’m sure you’ve been printing out deck plans, and scouring them for the perfect stateroom, right? No? Just me? Well good news– I’ve done the work for all of us! Let me tell you, I’d be happy anywhere on this ship, I just want to be on it. Crew quarters? No problem. Soft couch somewhere quiet? Sign me up. But hey, may as well aim high, right? There could be some hidden gems in there!

Before I give my recommendations, I have a few things to note.

I’m not going to recommend accessible staterooms. If you don’t need one, please leave them for others who do.
I normally recommend avoiding connecting staterooms whenever possible if you don’t need them. On the Wish, that will be pretty hard, as over 900 staterooms connect.
There are (obviously) no actual guest reviews of staterooms on the Wish yet. Once we get some, and I get onboard, I’ll rewrite as necessary. In fact, if Disney releases more information before bookings begin on the 17 th , I’ll update this particular post. Check back on the 16 th for the most up-to-date information.
If you want to compare staterooms to the other four ships, here are my recommendations for those.

So, without further ado, here are my recommendations for each category!

1. Category 1 – There are two (possibly three), very different category 1’s onboard the Wish. SO FAR, we only know of Category 1B – Concierge 2-Story Royal Suite with Verandah, and Category 1C – Concierge 1-Story Royal Suite with Verandah. Do you see anything missing there? Like Category 1A? Why would Disney skip A? More on that in a minute… Category 1B and Category 1C’s both look stunning. The 2-story 1B’s are found all the way forward, and right next to the private concierge sundeck and pool. Stateroom 13000 is the Princess Aurora Royal Suite, and 13500 is the Briar Rose Royal Suite. If I had to pick one, I’d go with 13500, because I always choose starboard for Castaway Cay views. Otherwise, I’d quite happily take either one! There is one accessible Category 1C, and one regular (if regular is a word that can ever be applied to a Royal Suite) 1C. So, keeping to my ground rules above, I’ll recommend stateroom 10666. Interestingly, it’s all the way aft (and down on deck 10), and thus not near the concierge lounge. But the views should be amazing! Now what about that 1A? The 1A hasn’t appeared on a single deck plan or been in a single announcement. But cruise guru Scott Sanders sniffed out a reference that no one else has found, and he thinks there will be a 1A. Stateroom 14000. IN THE FUNNEL. Can you even imagine? This stateroom may be so special it merits its own special announcement. My guess is that we will hear more about that this week. I don’t see Disney beginning bookings without that one! Unless maybe it’s not available for booking? A Make-a-Wish room? Or a Castle Suite experience kind of thing? Interesting thought!

Edit – We have the 1A news! It is indeed, a stateroom in the funnel! The Concierge Tower Wish Stateroom! This stateroom is lightly inspired by Moana and is 1966 square feet. There are two main bedrooms, one children’s room and a library that converts to a bedroom! And FOUR AND A HALF bathrooms!! I can’t get over that one. There are floor to ceiling windows, and a porcelain sculpture that comes to live in an “only-Disney-can-do” way. Color me beyond intrigued.

2. Category 2 – The category 2’s look more like the 1-Bedrooms we are used to. They are broken down into two types – Category 2A Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah, and Category 2B Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah. There are only two 2A’s, stateroom 12000, and stateroom 12500. I have to say, from the deck plans, it looks like more than the verandah is extended on those two. But even if not, that verandah looks huge! Between the two, I will go starboard again, and recommend 12500. The 2B’s are found on decks 12 and 13. Deck 13 appears to be more convenient to the concierge sundeck and pool, and deck 12 is more convenient to the concierge lounge. Pick which of those you would rather be closer to, and then I’d recommend starboard.

3. Category 3 – There are two category 3’s – Category 3A Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah and Category 3B Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom. Category 3B is a brand-new category. Disney has not had a concierge stateroom without a verandah before! We’ll come back to that. Like the category 2’s, Category 3A’s are located on decks 12 and 13. Staterooms 12502 and 12002 do appear to have larger verandahs than any others, so I’d be inclined to grab one of those if available. After that, same recommendations as above: Decide if you would rather be near the pool or the lounge, and then I recommend starboard. Now for the 3B’s. They look so cool! This is actually the first stateroom I’d like to try. What they lack in verandahs, they make up for in views. Located directly above the bridge and all the way forward, 3B’s have floor to ceiling windows for what should be some absolutely spectacular views. The two on the sides look the largest by far. One of them is accessible, so I would recommend the other – stateroom 11006. After that, 11000 is dead center and even looks just slightly larger on the deck plan. Whether the deck plan is to scale or not, that’s got to be a great stateroom. After that, it looks like 11004 and 11502 have a little more window space, so I would pick one of those next.

4. Category 4 – Category 4’s are known as Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah. There are 4A’s, 4B’s, 4C’s and 4E’s. A-C only denote how high of a deck they are on. A’s are located on deck 10 and 11, B’s on decks 8 and 9, and C’s on decks 6 and 7. 4E’s are all the way aft on decks 6, 9 and 10, and have extended verandahs! Category 4’s are where we first encounter the bumpouts. The Disney Wish is the first ship Disney has built with a bumpout along the sides, and it has two! I’ve sailed on a ship with a bumpout before, and while it doesn’t affect the views looking straight out from your verandah, it does slightly affect the views from side to side. While category 4’s are the only kind of staterooms on the bumpouts, they are not all on the bumpouts. I’d probably pick a stateroom on a bumpout if possible. The staterooms on the center of the bumpouts do seem to have slightly larger verandahs though, so those would be my first recommendation. For 4E’s the staterooms on decks 9 and 10 are more convenient to the pool deck, but the 4E’s on deck 6 (staterooms 6196 and 6696) look to have both a bigger configuration and huge verandahs! I’d pick those first. My only caution would be parts of decks 10 and 6. We just aren’t sure of the impacts of pool deck noise from above when you’re on deck 10, or the entertainment noise from below when you are on deck 6.

5. Category 5 – Category 5’s are what most of us picture when we picture a normal stateroom. Known as a Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah, they tend to be my go-to category. I don’t think any of them are in bad locations, although I would offer the same cautions as above for decks 10 and 6. The hidden gems here for me would probably be the ones on the edge of the bumpouts. On deck 10, for example, 10544, 10546, 10044, and 10046 all appear to have bigger verandahs. The ones toward the front of the bumpout would have a slightly better view facing forward, and the ones toward the back would have a slightly better view facing forward. So, pick your desired view, and decide if starboard matters to you when you’re picking. If you are interested in the far aft of the ship with what may be a bigger verandah, try 6198, or 6698. Interestingly, those appear to be category 5’s and not 4E’s.

6. Category 6 – Category 6’s are still called Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah. They are similar to category 5 but have a slight obstruction on the verandah–not usually a huge one, though. If it follows along the pattern of the staterooms on the Dream and Fantasy , it should be fairly minimal, like a short solid wall on the bottom of the verandah. Category 6’s are all found aft on decks 6, 7, 8 and 9. They should all be fairly similar, so I would pick a starboard one. It also appears that 8192 and 8690 are 6A’s on the back of the ship, which means they may have a big verandah!

7. Category 7 – Category 7’s are still called Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah, but they should have a bigger obstruction than a category 6. It looks like they are similar to the 7A staterooms on the Dream and Fantasy, with an overhang of metal from the structure of the ship. They’re located on decks 6, 7, 8 and 9. If I had to guess by looking at the concept art, I would guess that deck 6 staterooms have the least obstruction. But concept art is just that – a concept. Much can change when the ship is actually built!

8. Category 8 – Category 8’s have that magical word – “Family” in their title, which means they fit 4-5 guests, instead of 3-4 guests like most other staterooms. They are called Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms, and there is one interesting thing to note about these! There are no 8A’s! That’s sad news for those that love category 8A’s on the Dream and Fantasy, which are known for their massive size and double portholes. 8B’s and 8C’s are all aft or forward and look to be the same. It’s possible that 6510-6512 and 6012-6014 may have some noise from things that haven’t been announced yet, but that’s also hard to tell at this point, so, my recommendation is starboard.

9. Category 9 – Category 9’s are the regular oceanview staterooms, and are called Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms. Because of the angle of the ship, 9D’s have slanted portholes. There are a few options here to note. There are some category 9’s on the front of the ship on deck’s 6, 7 and 8 that look big. In fact 8006, 8504, 7006, and 7504 look huge! 7004, 7502, and 6500 also look oversized although they will have the slanted porthole if that matters to you. Some of the oceanviews on deck 2 will butt up to the Walt Disney Theatre, so there’s a chance that they have a little bit of noise.

10. Category 11 – The first thing you may notice about these Standard Inside Staterooms, is that that’s all there are! There are no category 10’s (Deluxe Inside Staterooms) onboard the Wish. That basically means there are no split bathrooms in any of the inside staterooms. I think that’s an interesting choice, given that Disney pioneered the split bathroom concept onboard cruise ships, and they were included in many inside staterooms on the other four ships. But that’s their choice, and make it they did. They also said there will not be any virtual portholes which is another interesting choice! Is it possible there is more to be announced about the inside staterooms? Like virtual verandahs? Not according to the concept art! But again – concept. Looking at the options here, 11529 and 11511 look intriguing. If those drawings are accurate, I’m not sure what’s happening there! But it could be a good space. Some on the starboard side on deck 2 look to have an interesting shape. And two, 2061 and 2055, on the port side look like they are the sideways layout that some people love! 7533 and 9525 could also be sideways layouts.

That’s it, that’s my list. I hope this helps on booking day. Good luck, and may the Force, may the odds, all of that. Let me know if you see anything I missed or have any questions!

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8 thoughts on “ The Best Staterooms in Each of the 10 Categories on the Disney Wish ”

We are looking at our first disney cruise. We are trying to decided between the Wish and the Magic. We will be in an accesability room. We have 6654 on the Magic and 9680 on the Wish. As first time cruisers which ship would you recommend? I just don’t want to make a mistake.

Also I am traveling with a 17 year old and 14 year old who love pirates and marvel.

For deck 2 staterooms, would it be less noisy under the grand hall and shops or under restaurant 1923?

I got assigned to 8179 stateroom. does it feel really clausthrofobic?

for a family who has motion sickness issues and also considers noise a factor would you chose 1090 or 6090. I know it is all a gamble at this point.

It is hard to know for sure! 6090 would be better for motion. I probably wouldn’t be too worried about noise there either. Even if there are some loud events in there, they wouldn’t be early, and would probably never go past 10 pm, with the possible exception of the last night!

You mentioned that Deck 6 may have issues with noise from below, but very little of it is above what I would consider noisy venues (with the exception of dinnertime – a good portion of it is above Arendelle (the new Frozen restaurant).

I agree, I wouldn’t worry about a lot of deck 6. But there are some possible noise issues during dinner (I suspect the Frozen show will be loud twice a night, and one of those will be late at night for little ones) and above the Grand Hall for any activities there. It definitely remains to be seen if either of those are a problem, just something to be aware of when picking! 🙂

Disney Treasure Cruise Ship Guide

W elcome the Disney Cruise Line Fleet’s sixth ship, the Disney Treasure! Honoring adventure in all shapes and sizes, you can find Captain Minnie Mouse dressed in her best expedition gear, and ready to explore both on and off the ship! As with all Disney Cruise Line Ships , from the second you step onboard, you feel transported to a different time and place, and the Disney Treasure is no different. Featuring an Aladdin and Jasmine statue in the grand hall and filled with familiar Disney stories of adventure, here’s everything you need to know about the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship.

We’ll be sharing everything about the newest Disney Cruise Ship , the Disney Treasure, as the details are released. Setting sail in 2024, this Triton class ship is sure to have all the amenities we’re used to from Disney Cruise Line, as well as new restaurant experiences, activities, and a look all its own. Some parts of this post are a work in progress as all details have not yet been released. We’ll be adding the news here as it is announced. Check out the Disney Treasure Shipbuilding Log on Disney Parks Blog for insight and details of its progress.

Disney Treasure Details

The theme of the Disney Treasure is ADVENTURE and with that comes loads of opportunities on and off the ship to explore. Characters featured in the teaser included Coco, Moana, and even the Hitchhiking Ghosts from Haunted Mansion…all out for Adventure! But NEW Instagram shares also include stops in the Arabian Peninsula, Mexico, and possibly Columbia! Weaving even more clues into the picture that Aladdin, Coco, and Encanto are all KEY components of what we’ll see on this new ship in the form of restaurants, play spaces, lounges, and more. We’ll be sharing everything from the ports of call to the deck map, activities onboard, and more. But before we dive in, here are all the fun facts to know if you’re hoping to set sail on the Treasure.

Disney Treasure Maiden Voyage

The Disney Treasure is Disney Cruise Line’s Newest Ship setting sail in 2024. As the newest ship, the Disney Treasure is a sister ship, of the Triton class, to the Disney Wish, and a third Disney Ship not yet named

When is the Disney Treasure Maiden Voyage?

The Inaugural Sailing of the Disney Treasure sets sail on December 21, 2024 , from Port Canaveral for a 7-night Voyage. The Disney Treasure is the second in a series of 3 new Disney ships. The first is the Disney Wish , the second, is the Disney Treasure, and the third, is yet to come.

Caribbean Cruise from Port Canaveral
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Disney Castaway Cay
3 days at sea

Book the Disney Treasure Maiden Voyage on the Disney Cruise Website.

Maiden Disney Treasure Cruise Voyage Special Booking Policies

Guests looking to book the first sailing aboard the Disney Treasure on December 21, 2024 should take note of the following:

Payment : A non-refundable deposit of 20% must be paid by 11:59 PM Eastern Time on the day of booking. Final payment for Suites and Concierge-level staterooms is due 150 days prior to setting sail; final payment for all other stateroom types is due 120 days prior to setting sail.
Payments and Cancellation Fees : Final payment dates, cancellation fees and additional terms and conditions apply. Review the Booking Terms and Conditions for more information.
Restrictions : The primary Guest must remain on the reservation or the booking will be canceled, subject to the applicable cancellation fees. Date changes are not permitted once a booking is made; Guests must cancel and rebook. Booking cannot be combined with any other offers, discounts, or future cruise credits.

Book a Cruise on the Disney Treasure

The Disney Treasure promises adventure at sea. Check out all the dates below for booking a cruise on the Disney Treasure.

When Can I Book a Disney Treasure Cruise?

Booking for a Disney Treasure Cruise Begins September 12, 2023, based on your Castaway Club Level . First Time Cruisers can book the Disney Treasure on September 20, 2023. Sailings for the Disney Treasure begin December 21, 2027, for 7-night Voyages, sailing out of Port Canaveral. You can Book a Disney Treasure Cruise online , or with your travel agent.

Sign in to your account to book online starting at 8:00 AM Eastern Time—or contact your travel agent.
Call (800) 951-3532 starting at 8:00 AM Eastern Time—or contact your travel agent.
Disney Vacation Club Members: Call Member Services at (800) 800-9800 starting at 8:00 AM Eastern Time to book with Reservation Points. To make a cash-only booking, call (866) 325-6348—or contact your travel agent.
Adventure Insiders: Call (888) 272-0644 starting at 8:00 AM Eastern Time—or contact your travel agent.
Book online starting at 8:00 AM Eastern Time—or contact your travel agent.

Disney Treasure Itineraries and Sailings 2024-2025

The Disney Treasure sets sail on Dec 21, for its inaugural year of sailing in the 2024-2025 season. Ready for Adventure, this ship visits the Eastern and Western Caribbean Island locations previously serviced by the Disney Fantasy . With stops at Castaway Cay , there is no word yet, if Lighthouse Point will be added to these itineraries.

Where does the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship Sail?

The Disney Treasure Cruise Ship is set to sail from Port Canaveral on 7-night voyages to the Eastern Caribbean and Western Caribbean locations. Here are the Inaugural Year Dates for 2024 and 2025 Disney Treasure Cruises.

Western Caribbean Cruise 7-Night

from Port Canaveral
2024 SAIL DATE: Dec 28
Cozumel, Mexico | George Town, Grand Cayman
Falmouth, Jamaica | Disney Castaway Cay
2 days at sea

Eastern Caribbean Cruise 7-Night

San Juan, Puerto Rico

What Character is on the Bow of the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship?

Voyager Minnie, fashioned after the gold medallion placed under the keel of the ship, is the character on the bow of the Disney Treasure.

What Character is on the Stern of the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship?

Peter Pan and Captain Hook are the Disney Treasure Characters on the Stern of the Ship.

This Disney Treasure update is coming to you from Celebration, Florida, the headquarters for Disney Cruise Line. Today, the Disney Cruise Line team is thrilled to be debuting an artist rendering of the ship’s stern for the very first time! For 25 years, each ship in the fleet has been adorned with characters from beloved Disney stories. The Disney Treasure will follow this tradition with its own signature character sculptures that honor the ship’s motif of adventure, Peter Pan and Captain Hook. Harnessing the power of Tinker Bell’s pixie dust, Peter Pan will levitate next to the Disney Treasure to add the finishing touch to the ship’s stern filigree. Meanwhile, Peter Pan’s longtime rival, Captain Hook can be seen leaning out a porthole with a vengeful expression on his face. Paintbrush and paint bucket in hand, Peter Pan sports a mischievous grin as he glances back at Captain Hook, who is dripping in yellow paint.

How Big is the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship?

As one of the larger ships in the Disney Cruise Line Ship Fleet , the Disney Treasure is the size of the Disney Wish, featuring 1256 guest staterooms and 15 decks. The 15th deck, is technically, just inside the funnel as the second floor of the Tomorrow Tower Suite.

How Many Passengers Fit on the Disney Treasure?

Just like the Disney Wish, the Disney Treasure can hold about 4000 passengers.

Disney Treasure Atrium Lobby

As you can see from the rendering the Disney Treasure has a strong theme of Adventure, with decor featuring elements found in the Middle East. The Grand Hall is elegant, and covered in teals, gold, and greens. And much of the ship features elements from Disney’s most adventurous stories. The Jungle, Book, Pocahontas, Coco, Moana, Peter Pan, Mulan, Aladdin, The Lion King, and Encanto are all represented here.

The Grand Hall radiates the irresistible allure of adventure, inviting guests to seek all the treasures on board from the moment they embark. Inspired by the grandeur and mystery of a gilded palace, it draws on real-world influences from Asia and Africa and pays homage to the far-off land of Agrabah from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ classic tale, “Aladdin . ”

Who is the Disney Character Statue in the Grand Hall on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship?

The signature atrium character statue — a Disney Cruise Line tradition — is a shining, shimmering, splendid representation of Aladdin, Jasmine and Magic Carpet soaring together toward a whole new world of adventure.

The Grand Hall Stage

As part of the entertainment options onboard the Disney Treasure, performers, characters, and friends will take over the Grand Hall. The Grand Hall Stage will serve as a fun entertainment space throughout the day and night featuring Disney characters. As part of the main lobby space, this stage may showcase the Disney Character game ” Whose Behind the Curtain,” where guests can guess which Disney character may be hidden.

Disney Treasure Spaces

Where is everything on the disney treasure cruise ship.

One of the toughest parts of any Disney Cruise Vacation is taking the time to learn the ship. And on shorter excursions, like 3 or 4 days, it’s almost impossible to learn the layout and still have time to enjoy it. As such here is the layout of everything on the Disney Treasure on each Deck, so you know where to go to eat, play, and sta. Here is the Disney Cruise Deck Map for Each Deck.

ONE: Health Corridor, Tender Lobby, Primarily for Disembarking at Port.

TWO: Oceaneer Club, including the Marvel, Star Wars Cargo Bay, and Imagineering Lab. It’s a Small World Nursery. Standard Inside Staterooms, Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms, Walt Disney Theater ( Handicap Accessible Entrance)

THREE: The Grand Hall, Guest Services, Shopping and Merchandise, Skipper Society Lounge, 1923 Restaurant , Walt Disney Theater (Main Entrance)

FOUR: Worlds of Marvel Restaurant, Hook’s Barbery, Untangled Salon, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Hei Hei Cafe, Guest Services, Port Adventures, Walt Disney Theater Balcony Seating, Preludes, Sarabi Theatre, Never Land Cinema, Wonderland Cinema

FIVE: Plaza de Coco, Edge Tween Club, DVC Lounge, Shutters Portrait Studio, Mickey Mainsail Shopping, Jade Cricket Cafe, Sarabi Theater Balcony, Senses Spa, and Fitness room, Periscope Pub, Triton Lounge

Upper Decks

SIX & SEVEN Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms

EIGHT: Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms, Fairytale Fresh Laundry

NINE: Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms

TEN: Concierge Royal Suite with Verandah, Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms

ELEVEN: Staterooms, Marceline Market, Jumbeaux Sweets ( Zootopia), Dory’s Forget-Me-Knots Shop, Pools, Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods, FunnelVision

TWELVE: Concierge Level Staterooms, Concierge Lounge, Wheezy’s Freezies, Toy Story Splash Zone, Slide a Saurus Rex, Pools, Vibe Teen Club, The Hideaway, Hero Zone, The Rose Lounge, Palo Steakhouse , Enchante

THIRTEEN: Concierge Level Staterooms, Concierge Private Sundeck, Hero Zone Balcony, Aquamouse, Adult Sun Deck, Quiet Cove Infinity Pool, Cove Cafe, Cove Bar.

FOURTEEN: Concierge Suite, Currents Outdoor Bar, Tomorrow Tower Suite ( Funnel)

FIFTEEN: Tomorrow Tower Suite ( Funnel)

Disney Treasure Staterooms

Across the 1256 guest staterooms on the Disney Treasure, there are multiple types of Disney Cruise staterooms to choose from. There are 1133 Outside Staterooms including 948 Verandah staterooms and 185 oceanview staterooms. Plus 121 Inside Staterooms, 53 Concierge Staterooms, and 23 Concierge Suites.

Included in the Disney Treasure are Inside Staterooms, Oceanview, Verandah, Concierge, and Royal Suites.

Interior Stateroom

Oceanview Staterooms

Family Oceanview Stateroom
Oceanview Verandah Stateroom
Family Oceanview Verandah Stateroom
Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah
Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom
Concierge 2-Story Royal Suite
Concierge 1-Story Royal Suite
Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite

All of these can sleep 3-4 people comfortably and include a queen-size bed, and sleeper sofa. The larger rooms can sleep up to 5 people comfortably with the addition of a double sofa sleeper, and pull-down bunk.

Staterooms on the Disney Treasure

Staterooms on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship are themed to Lion King, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Up, and Encanto. We most like the Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah as it offers plenty of room for three people. In addition to the basics, additional amenities like plenty of drawer and closet space, a safe, laundry bag, towels, toiletries, and a first aid kit were all included. Overall the layout of this room was fantastic. A floor-to-ceiling curtain splits the room between the queen bed and the sleeper sofa for extra privacy. And there is a sink in both the restroom and shower room. Allowing guests to take a shower without interrupting restroom use.

Inside Stateroom, Oceanview, or Verandah?

A big question to consider on any Disney Cruise is what kind of stateroom you need. And since prices vary across all of these room types, it’s good to get an idea of what they each offer so you can make your best choice. And it pays to consider that you may need one kind of room for a warm-weather cruise while choosing another for a cold-weather cruise. Similarly, your room preference may change depending on the length of your cruise. What may be okay for a 4-night cruise, may not work for a 14-day Transatlantic cruise.

Inside Staterooms

Inside staterooms offer something called a Magical Porthole with real-time views of the water and waves outside. If you and your family are fine with a digital window, these rooms are the cheapest onboard, while still offering all the amenities of the outside staterooms. Check out Disney Treasure Inside Staterooms.

Sleeps: 3 to 4
Size: Approximately 169 sq ft
Room Configuration: queen bed and upper-berth pull-down bed (if sleeping 4)
View: no exterior view

Oceanview Staterooms come in two options; Deluxe Oceanview or Family Oceanview. With a variety of porthole options; Obstructed, Two Small Portholes, or One Large Porthole. The obstructed porthole room just means that there may be a pole or part of the ship in front of your oceanview window. If you’re not in your room a lot, or during daylight hours, this may not be an issue for you. Rooms with two small portholes are definitely adequate and offer a nice view of the water, while rooms with one large porthole have a window seat built-in. Perfect for gazing out the window. Check out Disney Treasure Oceanview Staterooms.

Oceanview Stateroom

Size: approximately 218 sq ft
Room Configuration: queen bed, single-sleeper sofa and upper-berth pull-down bed (if sleeping 4)
View: large porthole window (slanted for category 9D rooms)

Oceanview Family Stateroom

Sleeps: 4 to 5
Size: 237 sq ft
Room Configuration: queen bed, single convertible sofa, upper-berth single pull-down bed and single wall pull-down bed (for rooms that sleep 5)
View: one large porthole window

Verandah Staterooms

Verandah Rooms include a balcony with seating that overlooks the water and are a dream on cruises with a view but do cost significantly more. They come in 2 options including a Deluxe Oceanview with Verandah, and a Deluxe Family Oceanview with Verandah. And may not be the best bet for families with small children. So much of what you see from your room is dependent upon which side of the boat your room is on, and which side of the port is prettiest. Check out the Disney Treasure Verandah Staterooms.

Size: 243 sq ft, including private balcony
Room Configuration: queen bed, single-sleeper sofa and upper-berth single pull-down bed (if sleeping 4)
View: private balcony
Size: Approximately 284 sq ft, including private balcony

Concierge Level Staterooms and Suites

Concierge Suites provide the most opulent and spacious onboard accommodations for parties of 5 to 7 Guests. Choose from a number of Suite options—all with verandahs. In addition to Suites, you may choose a Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah or a 1-Bedroom Suite. A 1 or 2-story Royal Suite and the Tomorrow Tower Suite are also in this category. All Concierge-level staterooms offer the convenience and personal attention of dedicated Concierge Services. Check out the Disney Treasure Concierge Level Staterooms on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship.

Tomorrow Tower Suite Concierge Level | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

This nearly 2,000-square-foot suite is the most expensive on the ship and is styled after EPCOT Park at Walt Disney World . The Tomorrow Tower Suite’s décor highlights “dynamic art pieces, molten metal accents and futuristic, colorful glass accents (that) will evoke the distinct atmosphere of EPCOT’s World Discovery neighborhood.”

In the Tomorrow Tower Suite, guests will encounter Figment posing in various hiding places.
Imagineers will place a special sculpture at the base of the Tomorrow Tower Suite’s spiral staircase that honors the iconic EPCOT landmark, Spaceship Earth. The sculpture will bring the spirit of EPCOT to life when guests enter the suite through music and lighting effects.

Disney Cruise Room Host and Towel Friends

One of our favorite parts of any Disney Cruise is getting to know the Cast Members. And there are a few of whom you will see daily and who will truly be there for you the whole time! Your room host is one of those people. Room hosts tend to your room and learn your “schedule” so they can time room cleaning, and turn down service. They learn your names, leave chocolates and make you towel friends to greet you when you return to your cabin each evening. If we could take these folks home with us, we would. They are wonderful human beings there to make your life easier. Disney Cruise line typically has 1 cast member for every 2.5 passengers, there to help you however they can.

Disney Treasure Activities Onboard

A variety of Activities are offered onboard the Disney Treasure, from passive interactions, like the Enchanted Artwork on the walls, to Bingo, there is plenty to do. As with all Disney Cruise Line Activities, you MUST have the Disney Cruise App on your phone so you can get access to the Disney Navigator. This section of the app allows you to do your favorite activities, be alerted of event times, and see what is happening across the boat each day of your cruise. The Disney Cruise App also shows you Restaurant Menus and Port Excursions. So it is a MUST-HAVE when onboard the ship. You can only get access to the Disney Navigator once you are onboard. At which point you Turn On Airplane Mode, and Connect to the Disney Cruise Line Guest Wi-Fi . Once that has been done you can open the Disney Cruise App and see your options.

Disney Treasure Kids Clubs

If you’re bringing the kids on your Disney Cruise, then there is plenty for them to do. Not only as part of the family activities but also as special things they can tackle alone. Often a much-needed break for parents, Disney Cruise offers Kid’s Clubs that cater to different age groups and help kids meet new friends, make crafts, play games, and more. Kid’s Clubs offer Open Houses on the first day onboard the ship, so kids can check in and get access. Be sure to check out the Disney Navigator App for times to visit the clubs and get your child set up. Download the My Disney Cruise Adventure Booklet to get your child ready for all that’s in store. Here are the kid’s clubs you can find on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship.

“it’s a small world” nursery

If you need childcare on your cruise you can reserve time at the “It’s a small world” nursery. This care place is filled with activities and fun to keep your little one occupied and safe while you enjoy other things onboard. Read More about the Disney Cruise Nursery.

Disney Oceaneer Club and Lab | Ages 3-12

The Oceaneer Club offers up play areas with slides, games, crafts, and more. On the Disney Treasure the Oceaneer Club includes magical “lands” to explore that inform the activities throughout the cruise.

Marvel Super Hero Academy: Young Avengers, stand ready! The Marvel Super Hero Academy is calling on a new generation of heroes. Kids ages 3 to 12 are invited to train alongside some of their favorite Marvel Super Heroes, including Spider-Man, Black Panther, Ant-Man and The Wasp. Inside this sleek headquarters, kids can prepare to save the world from the infamous villains of the Marvel Universe.

Fairytale Hall: Step inside a classic fairytale setting come to life—where kids can delight in special visits from the Disney Princesses! Inside Fairytale Hall, young royals can craft floating lanterns at Rapunzel’s Art Studio, act out their favorite stories in Belle’s Library, and even create their own ice magic at Anna & Elsa’s Sommerhus.

Star Wars Cargo Bay: Encounter a galaxy far, far away at Star Wars : Cargo Bay in Disney’s Oceaneer Club. Step aboard a starship prepping for a mission to aid the Resistance and join forces with Star Wars friends like Chewbacca and Rey. Plus, become the crew’s newest exotic creature handler and wrangle exciting animals like Porgs, Loth-Cats, a Dianoga, and more.

Walt Disney Imagineering Lab: Step into the shoes of a Disney Imagineer. Kids 3-12 can design their own rollercoaster, and then climb aboard a specially designed capsule to experience their creation in action.

Mickey and Minnie Captain’s Deck: Equipped with a slide, this area includes a ship wheel, and busy boxes perfect for kids. And of course, a surprise appearance by Captain Minnie and Mickey may happen too!

Edge | Ages 11-14

Edge on the Disney Treasure has a New York City-inspired theme . This hangout includes floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the ocean. Let your tween chart their own destiny in this Disney Cruise Club for tweens. Edge offers up a place to watch movies, play games, get creative, and make new friends. Equipped with all the tech, TVs, and video games you need to have fun if your tween wants to take part. Located inside the Forward Funnel on Deck 13. Edge Hours are 10:00 am- 1:00 am.

Vibe | Ages 14- 17

This lounge space for teens is perfect for hanging out, having fun, and even making smoothies. Teens 14-17 will have plenty to do if they’re ready to make friends and take part. Vibe features a coffee bar, and a wide selection of nonalcoholic beverages to keep them going all day and offers counselors on hand to oversee the fun. On the Disney Treasure, Vibe is decorated in Parisian Style , with an electric retro style, sporting vibrant neon signs and funky pop art. Activities include karaoke, games, video games, dance parties, and more group activities. Vibe Hours are 10:00 am- 1:00 am

The Hideaway

A new space for tweens and teens, and young adults is The Hideaway. This space transforms spaces to offer teen hangouts, tween activities, and even a special space for 18-20 year-olds. The Hideaway includes a dance floor, a smoothie bar, and disco ball lights.

1820 Society | Ages 18-20

Rather underground, the 1820 Society offers young cruisers aged 18-20 the opportunity to get together for activities. While not heavily published and with no designated space, this group’s meet-ups are often available on the Disney Navigator App. Lead by a single cast member, activities like photo scavenger hunts, or meet-ups at the Lounges during the day are all on the menu for this group. Trivia, Karaoke, Games, and Silent Disco are also offered throughout the cruise to keep these young adults involved. If sailing to Castaway Cay the group also takes part in group activities like biking, and volleyball. Be on the lookout in the app for times to meet up, and check with a Cast Member once onboard for details on registering.

Disney Treasure Entertainment

If you’ve ever been on a Disney Cruise you know that the entertainment onboard is top-notch! From Broadway-style entertainment to evening performers, games, and activities, there is no shortage of fun things to do!

FunnelVision

Another mainstay of any Disney Cruise is the ability to watch Disney movies ALL DAY LONG up on deck on the FunnelVision screen. On the Disney Treasure, FunnelVision can be found on Deck 11, alongside Cabanas, drink stations, quick-serve restaurants, and ice cream. Disney films like Sleeping Beauty, Wreck-it Ralph, and Pirates of the Caribbean are all part of the lineup on the big screen. Simply grab a chair, and settle in. For the most part, films run all day, with the exception of party or event times, and is a great reason to take a break and relax.

Sailing Away Deck Party

This on-deck party takes place as soon as you Sail Away! While the time sometimes varies, be sure to check out the Disney Navigator in the app for the exact time to be on deck to watch the show. On the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship the Sail Away Deck Party happens on Deck 11, but you can see the show from the balcony on Deck 12 if you can find a spot to stand and watch. This show features Mickey and Friends and Cruise Cast Members dancing and singing to help get you into the mood for your best Disney Cruise Ever.

Pirate Night

Disney Cruise Line Pirate Night is a mainstay on many Disney cruises sailing to the Caribbean and a must-do no matter your age! In fact, with Pirate-themed everything on the day of the party, it’s hard to avoid! Mickey and Friends all don their Pirate best and pose for pictures at the Pirate’s Rockin’ Parlay Party. And everyone (EVERYONE) gets dressed up as a pirate for dinner to be ready for the party. This evening event takes place close to 10 or 10:30 pm so definitely late for the little ones. But never fear, there are other pirate events happening a little earlier if you need to skip this late-night party. So what is Pirate Night on a Disney Cruise?

Basically, it’s a reason to dress up, sing some sea shanties, and catch Mickey and Friends in their pirate costumes. This is also the evening event where Disney Cruise sets off their famous Fireworks at Sea! So, if you’re looking for extra fun, be sure to take the time and head to Deck 11 for the Pirate Night party on the FunnelVision deck.

One of the best parts of any Disney Cruise is the bonus of getting to see live performances from visiting musicians and performers. While these performances are on the schedule in the My Disney Experience app, you will also see these performances as a treat on your way to dinner. Especially as most of the performers do take the main stage in the lobby throughout the cruise, and are hard to miss! That said, you can also catch more private performances in any of the Disney Lounges throughout the boat if you’re looking for something special.

Games, Trivia, Bingo, Tastings, and More

Just like all Disney Cruises, the Disney Treasure features a variety of fun activities you can do throughout the day. Players of Bingo can tackle the Bingo cards almost daily for a chance to win prizes and money. Meanwhile, there are other activities all over the boat, including a variety of Disney Trivia events, Towel Friends Classes, the Anyone Can Cook series, and more. But maybe making your own apple strudel sounds like a chore. Perhaps, just aim for a wine tasting instead. The liqueur-based activities are for an additional fee, but for the most part, activities are free!

As with all Disney Cruise Line Activities, you MUST have the Disney Cruise App on your phone so you can get access to the Disney Navigator. This section of the app allows you to do your favorite activities, be alerted of event times, and see what is happening across the boat each day of your cruise. The Disney Cruise App also shows you Restaurant Menus and Port Excursions. So it is a MUST-HAVE when onboard the ship. You can only get access to the Disney Navigator once you are onboard. At which point you Turn On Airplane Mode, and Connect to the Disney Cruise Line Guest Wi-Fi . Once that has been done you can open the Disney Cruise App and see your options.

The AquaMouse Curse of the Golden Egg | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

The Aqua Mouse is the first Disney attraction at sea, originally debuted on the Disney Wish ! A 760-foot wild water ride will take you around the top deck of the Disney Treasure. The ride will feature Mickey and Minnie the Curse of the Golden Egg, Only on the Disney Treasure . Experience immersive show scenes, special effects, and incredible ocean views as you splash, drift, and slide through a mysterious ancient temple in search of legendary treasure. But watch out! Booby traps and other hilarious mishaps will send you in unexpected directions. With twists, turns, and beautiful ocean views, the Aqua Mouse ends by bringing you to a lazy river. Enjoy this ride featuring Mickey and Minnie you can watch through the nine portholes you’ll pass in your tube.

Hero Zone is a multipurpose recreation space where futuristic imagination meets active play and is a great place to connect with the whole family in this sports arena. At times filled with the bouncy house challenge, and at others, a basketball court, this space also has an upper deck filled with foosball tables, chairs, and a hidden room with ping pong tables too. Be sure to explore this space while onboard.

Fireworks at Sea

And of course, no cruise entertainment would be complete without fireworks! Thankfully, this nighttime display is still on the list of things to look forward to! Complete with specially composed music by the Budapest Orchestra and live accompaniment as well.

Disney Treasure Movie Theaters

One of the best parts of any Disney Cruise is being able to take a break from your vacation and watch a movie. Luckily, the Disney Treasure has a few theaters onboard where you can do just that. Featuring first-run films, and favorites from Disney Plus , you’re sure to see something new while onboard.

Walt Disney Theatre

The main theater is the Walt Disney Theater featuring Disney Treasure Broadway Shows. The Walt Disney Theatre onboard the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship will feature Beauty and the Beast, Disney Seas the Adventure and brand new Disney Treasure Musical shows. These Broadway shows are held in the Walt Disney Theatre.

Wonderland and Neverland Movie Theaters

With exquisite attention to detail, these theaters take on a character of their own. The Wonderland Theater features Cheshire Cat inspiration, while the Neverland Theater is all about Tinkerbell. These theaters provide you with more options than ever to watch classic and first-run films from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and more. We always love the movie theaters onboard Disney Cruise, and these promise to be top-notch.

New Release Movies

A bonus of any Disney Cruise Line vacation is the chance to see a feature film, currently in theaters, while onboard. In the past, we’ve gotten to see Guardians of the Galaxy, The Little Mermaid, and Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness. So, be on the lookout for what may be released during your cruise.

Disney Treasure Broadway Style Shows

Featuring Broadway Style Shows, opposite your dinner hour, a Disney Cruise offers showstopping entertainment. With classics from Disney films, to original productions featuring the themes of magic, adventure, friendship, believing, and more, these are always a treat while onboard.

Disney Seas the Adventure

This new musical spectacular features Captain Minnie Mouse handing over the helm to Goofy, ready to take on the responsibility of captain! A musical story featuring Disney and Pixar friends and familiar soundtracks, ready to set sail, and help you bring out your own inner captain. This show takes place on the first evening of your cruise and is located in the Walt Disney Theatre.

Beauty and the Beast

Join Belle on her adventure to the Beast’s castle in this retelling of Beauty and the Beast. This Broadway-style show features all the characters you know and love from the story, original music, and the gorgeous ball scene. Complete with Gaston as the fearsome and egotistical villain, bent on having Belle for himself. A gripping tale as old as time, this show is one not to be missed.

New Broadway Show | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

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Disney Treasure Characters Onboard

As with any Disney Cruise, you get the chance to not only see your favorite Disney characters in the deck shows but also meet them in the halls and at photo spots. Disney characters included on the Disney Treasure were all the ones you would expect! Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto are all part of the fun. And princesses like Tiana, Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, and Mulan showed up too!

Disney Treasure Dining

Dining on any Disney Cruise typically requires guests to dress for dinner, at least a little. As a family cruise, basic cruise wear, or “cruise casual” is accepted of course but know that on the Disney Treasure, there is Formal Night, Semi-Formal Night, and Pirate Night. All of which may require some strategic packing. Be sure to check out the Disney Cruise Dining Attire for your cruise length.

Disney Treasure Quick Service Restaurants

As with all of the Disney Cruise ships, there is a casual or quick-service restaurant as well. The Disney Treasure quick service options include Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods, perfect for grabbing a bit whenever you need it. And there is also ice cream of course! These restaurants will be situated on the upper decks for easy grab-and-go dining any time you like!

Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods

Freshly made pizzas, a taco bar, freshly grilled burgers, and vegetarian options too. Here’s what you can find at each marketplace in the Festival of Foods on the Disney Treasure. Note, that these locations are typically closed during dinner seating times.

Mickey’s Smokestack Barbecue : Serving up freshly made barbecue this place had ribs, pork, and fries.
Donald’s Cantina : Think Chipotle, but better. This Taco bar offered a variety of meat and plant-based stuffings and toppings for tacos. A pretty long at this window, but worth the wait.
Daisy’s Pizza Pies : Freshly made pizzas including Margherita, Cheese, and Pepperoni. Very good. Wood-Fired.
Goofy’s Grill : A classic, this place includes burgers and fries and chicken sandwiches alongside everything you’d find at a cookout.
Minnie’s Delights: The famous Disney Cruise ice cream, served to you by staff. You can grab a cone, or a bowl in a variety of flavors.

Jumbeaux’s Sweets Zootopia Sweet Shop | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

This ice cream shop features sweet treats for purchase, themed to Zootopia. inspired by Jerry Jumbeaux Jr, this shop features 35 flavors of handmade gelato and ice cream. Plus specialty treats, candies, and seasonal snacks.

Disney Treasure Rotational Dining Restaurants

One of Disney Cruise Line’s signature services is Rotational Dining on a Disney Cruise, which can sometimes get confusing. Guests can choose and are ultimately assigned a first or second seating for Dinner. The First Seating is typically around 6:00 pm and the Second Seating is around 8:15 pm. Though these times can vary 15 minutes before or after this time. Once you know your seating, you’ll simply show up at the assigned restaurant at that time every night throughout your trip. Know that the evening showtimes are also at these times. So if you have a first seating assignment, your showtime will be later, and if you have a second seating your showtime will be earlier.

Rotational Dining is only offered for dinner and includes three restaurants. These restaurants are typically themed and may include entertainment that happens during your meal.

Plaza de Coco Restaurant | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

Get ready for a fiesta on the High Seas. This Coco Restaurant offers a dinner and a show experience, complete with a variety of Mexican cuisine options. Offering a 2-night experience on 7-day sailings, Plaza de Coco is all about family. Be transported to the colorful plaza of Santa Cecilia during this multi-night, Coco-themed theatrical dining experience featuring the flavors of Mexico. On your first night, watch as Miguel and the town mariachis entertain with lively song and dance. Then, on the second night, behold the plaza’s transformation into a fun-filled Dia de los Muertos celebration with Mamá Coco, Abuelita, and the rest of the Rivera family.

1923 Restaurant

If classic Hollywood is a bit more your style, then you’re in luck. This Disney Treasure restaurant,1923, will take you back in time to the time period when Walt Disney Studios was founded. You are immersed in the early animation process via sketches and illustrations. 1923 features an elegant Hollywood-style menu inspired by a California fusion of cultural flavors. There are two sides to the 1923 restaurant; the Walt Disney side and the Roy Disney side. Both sides are similar and open for breakfast as well as dinner. And if you’re up for it, it’s custom to put on your best 1920’s outfit to attend dinner here! Read our 1923 Restaurant Review from the Disney Wish.

Worlds of Marvel Restaurant Avengers: Quantum Encounter Dining Experience

For our fellow Marvel fans, finally, a Marvel-themed restaurant! Worlds of Marvel is the first-ever Marvel Cinematic dining adventure. This dining experience will transport you to an interactive world where a mission unfolds around you. You can expect global cuisines inspired by your favorite heroes. Foods are inspired by African Wakanda, Eastern European Sokovia, and New York City. And don’t be surprised if you get recruited by the Avengers to help complete the mission to help prevent an attack by a large seagull.

Disney Treasure Adult-Only Restaurants

One of the best things for Adults to do on a Disney Cruise is to make a special night out to one of the Disney Adult-Only Restaurants, and the Disney Treasure has Keep in mind these are 18+ and do have a dress code. These meals are NOT included in your Disney Cruise Package, so you must reserve them ahead of time. Guests may only book ONE dinner in advance for Palo. However, if your Palo night is the first night of your cruise, you are able to make a second reservation at either Palo or Remy on another night of your cruise.

Reservation Window for Castaway Club

First Time Cruiser: 75 days in advance
Silver: 90 days in advance
Gold: 105 days in advance
Platinum: 120 days in advance (complimentary)
Pearl/Concierge: 123 days in advance ( complimentary)
Men: dress pants or slacks and collared shirt; jacket is optional
Women: dress, skirt or pants with a blouse
Jeans may be worn if in good condition (no holes)

Adult-exclusive restaurants aboard Disney Cruise Line ships are elegant dining experiences. Guests are requested to dress in a manner consistent with the restaurant’s sophistication. Formal or semi-formal attire is recommended. Dress casual attire with a polished look is permitted (such as dress pants, jeans in good condition, collared shirts and blouses, and lifestyle shoes). Clothing such as T-shirts, swimwear, and sports attire is not permitted.

Palo Steakhouse

This Adult Only signature restaurant onboard the Disney Treasure is Palo. Offering a 270-degree oven view this restaurant has the best views on the ship. Featuring Northern Italian cuisine, this restaurant is considered a must-do for Disney Adult Cruisers at least once. Serving up a multi-course dinner, dessert, and champagne event, as well as a specialty brunch. Dinner at Palo is typically $70 per person for the prix fixe menu and $45 for brunch. We recently had the Palo Brunch on the Disney Wonder and it was wonderful, we highly recommend it! Given the spectacular views, we recommend aiming for brunch or an early dinner hour so you can see all there is to see. Check out all the offerings available during your cruise at Palo Restaurant .

The last Beauty and the Beast-themed adult-only restaurant is Enchante. Enchante premiers an elegant experience with a menu created by 3 Michelin-star chefs, Arnaud Lallement. Ocean views and international cuisine are all part of this upscale dining experience. In addition to dinner, Enchante also offers brunch and dessert seating.

Champagne Brunch

This Champagne brunch features a glass of bubbly and a French-inspired prix fixe meal—plus a decadent dessert.

Just Desserts

Indulge in a 5-course dessert menu served with coffee. This adults-only event features an in-depth discussion with Enchanté’s Executive Chef and Pastry Chef, who will discuss the history and evolution of each sweet selection.

Disney Treasure Lounges and NightClubs

The Disney Treasure Cruise is home to multiple lounges! Most of these lounges host daytime activities for families, like games, Bingo, trivia, and more. In the evenings, usually after 6 pm some of the lounges transition to adult-only ( 18+). Here are all the details for each lounge, and the themes you can find in each. We highly recommend exploring these spaces just for fun. As they are beautiful and unique.

Sarabi Lion King Lounge | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

This Lion King-inspired Disney Cruise Lounge hosts family entertainment throughout the day and adult-exclusive entertainment at nite. Featuring decor themed to the African style, this lounge features wood elements, rocks, and textured walls. This 2-story lounge offers an opportunity to engage in game show-like experiences, as well as interact with the Disney Treasure Game, perhaps like Uncharted Adventure , on board.

Skipper Society Jungle Cruise Lounge | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

Inspired by everyone’s favorite Disney Parks ride, the Jungle Cruise now has a home on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship. With tributes to skippers and their many adventures on the Nile, Amazon, Congo, and other famous waterways, Skipper Society is the perfect place to sip back and relax. Much like Tiana’s Bayou on the Disney Wish, this lounge space features an open design allowing for family entertainment throughout the day and adult entertainment in the evenings.

Fun Facts :

In honor of the original attraction, the plants throughout the Skipper Society on the Disney Treasure will be the same foliage species thriving in Disneyland.
Each suitcase behind the bar, will be plastered with travel stickers that represent locations depicted inside the Jungle Cruise attraction – including the backside of water.
The green and red tones depicted on the walls of Skipper Society will be exact color matches to the Jungle Cruise attraction marquee at Magic Kingdom
On the Jungle Crusie radio, guests will hear familiar music playing in the venue, including spiels from the Jungle Cruise attractions around the world! That means you’ll hear Skipper voices from across the globe and in various languages such as English, Dutch, French, Cantonese, and more
Skipper Society will have a jungle boat name of its own! Imagineers will dub the vessel housing the bar “Ems Empress” after the Ems River where the Disney Treasure will make her first voyage to sea.

Periscope Pub 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Lounge | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

Journey 20,000 Leagues under the Sea with this new ocean-themed Disney Lounge . Designed to make you feel like you stepped onto the Nautilus, this pub features everything you’d expect from a Submarine Voyage. While sipping craft brews or specialty drinks, look through the “glass” ceiling to the watery world above. Or stay up to date with what’s happening on land with the surrounding “scientific” monitors displaying news and live sports coverage.

The Periscope Pub will offer a delicious menu of light bites, undersea-inspired drinks and craft brews, including three exclusive tap beers that will be uniquely themed to the “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” film and celebrated theme park attraction.

Throughout the Periscope Pub, guests will discover various artifacts, drawings and books used by Captain Nemo and his brave crew during undersea explorations on the Nautilus.
Disney Imagineers will include numbers on the large submarine pressure gauge decorating the back bar of the venue. These numbers honor the geographical coordinates of Meyer Werft shipyard where the Disney Treasure was built, and the official hull numbers of each ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet

Triton Lounge

Located on Deck 5, this lounge space is where you go for Disney Cruise activities, like cooking classes, tastings, and more. Note, this space is TINY! If you’re hoping to attend trivia or any group activity in Triton Lounge, we recommend getting there early to grab a seat. Many guests just stay from one activity to the next, so it’s not the best place to hold events that need larger seating spaces.

The Rose Lounge

For those who love a tale as old as time, the Disney Treasure features The Rose Lounge with Beauty and the Beast-themed areas for adults. This champagne bar and lounge is at the entrance of Palo Steakhouse, which is a perfect place for a before or after-dinner cocktail. Elegance at its best, this lounge is perfect for the Beauty and the Beast fan. Or if you’re looking to get away for views of the ocean through the windows that surround this space.

Coffee Places on the Disney Treasure

Thankfully, there is no shortage of coffee on the Disney Treasure. Whether you’re looking for a quick cup of joe or something with a little more kick, here are some places onboard where you can get your cup of joe.

Jade Cricket Cafe | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

This Mulan-inspired coffee cafe, adjacent to the Grand Hall on the Disney Treasure, reminds us of our favorite Wishing Star Cafe on the Disney Wish. Sure to feature a variety of specialty coffee drinks, the Jade Cricket Cafe features a central moon gate, plum blossom flower, and hints of Mulan , throughout.

HeiHei Cafe | NEW Only on the Disney Treasure

This specialty walk-up cafe features coffees and specialty drinks, located just off the Grand Hall. Featuring flavors and decor inspired by the island of Motunui, this Moana-themed cafe brings an adventurous space, themed to the islands.

Found near the Quiet Cove infinity pool is the Cove Cafe. This adult-only coffee shop is themed to Moana and has a Polynesian flair that is sure to cheer up any morning on the deck. This place gets busy in the mornings, so plan for that if you’re adding this to your daily routine. It can also only be accessed from the outside, so keep that in mind if you are sailing in inclement weather.

Marceline Market

The cafe inside Marceline Market is easy to miss if you don’t know where to look. We actually stumbled upon it by accident as its slightly hidden in plain sight. Located in between the two sides of Marceline Market, this cafe serves up specialty coffees as well as bar menu items like mimosas and cocktails. There is a seating area for the cafe here as well, but on our cruise, we noticed it was usually being used by people eating their meals, so it doesn’t have that cafe feel like some of the other coffee spots do. The cafe inside Marceline Market is currently only open during time periods when Marceline is open for breakfast and lunch, making it a less convenient option.

Disney Treasure Shops

The Disney Treasure has several shops onboard and as with all cruises, you can even grab a Disney Cruise Disney Dooney and Bourke bag onboard.

Mickey’s Mainsail

This Disney Cruise Line mainstay gift shop is filled with Disney Cruise Line-themed souvenirs and gifts, plus even more, Disney Wish exclusives from Loungefly and other favorite brands. Plan to grab your Disney Cruise magnets, pins, mugs, and anything else you may need at Mickey’s Mainsail.

Dory’s Forget-Me-Knots

This shop is for everything you need but perhaps have forgotten! Dory’s Forget-Me-Knots will feature swimwear, water-play gear, and fun graphic tees inspired by favorite Disney stories. For a small shop, we were highly impressed here and wished we would have found it sooner. Complete with graphic tees to help commemorate your trip, you can’t find these items at Mickey’s Mainsail. Be sure to stop. And thanks to cast member Jackson for showing us around on our visit.

Disney Treasure Activities for Adults

If you’ve ever traveled with Disney Cruise Line, then you’ll know that it’s not just for kids! In fact, we’ve written before about why Disney Cruises are great for Adults. Disney Cruise Line always has great areas for adults and the Disney Treasure definitely does not disappoint in this area! In addition to the amazing restaurants and lounge experiences above you can also experience things like bingo, game night, trivia, and more!

The Disney Treasure also includes a sprawling adult-only area on the upper deck. The Quiet Cove area for adults only features an infinity pool.

Adult Deck on the Disney Treasure

There are loads of Adult spaces on the Disney Treasure Cruise Space. Separated across a few decks, you can find hidden spaces throughout the boat! Perfect for lounging both indoors and out. You can also visit Currents Bar on Deck 14, which marks the hub of many of the secluded Disney Treasure Adult areas.

Outdoor Oasis at Senses Spa

This Disney Treasure has spa services as well. With an outdoor oasis at Senses Spa and a relaxing area with ample seating. This lounge features an Ice Lounge, promoting thermal therapies while onboard. There are also loungers, sensory spa showers, saunas, steam rooms, and dry rooms. If you’re interested in visiting the Rainforest Room, be sure to book a spot as soon as possible, as availability is limited.

Senses Gym, Spa, and Salon Services

If you’re looking for a gym experience, you can find it at Senses. Featuring treadmills, ellipticals, weights, and even classes, this gym offers a way for you to stay in shape on board. And if you’re looking for something to help you relax, the Senses Spa offers up a selection of cosmetic body and facial treatments, available for an extra charge. Check out all the services offered at the Senses Spa and Salon on the Disney Treasure. And if you’re bringing your teen, you can let them experience Chill Spa , catering to those kids 13- 17 and offering services they’d enjoy like massages, wraps, hair care, and more.

Untangled Salon

This onboard salon takes a queue from Rapunzel with privacy screens featuring her artwork from the film, this space includes a signature chandelier and lanterns as lighting. So many familiar elements are part of this decor. The salon offers haircuts, styling, manicures, pedicures, teeth whitening, and skin treatments.

Hook’s Barbery

This European men’s salon features decor that is Captain Hook-inspired. Providing salon and barber services, this place will also feature a hidden bar, that requires a secret password!!! Serving up pre-prohibition bourbons, spirits, whisky, port, rum, and more. Perfect for late evenings.

Disney Treasure Pools

The Disney Treasure has a variety of pools, and water features for babies, kids, and adults. There are 10 Pools onboard the Disney Treasure, plus water play areas.

On board the Disney Treasure, families will discover pools staggered among tiered decks, an abundance of luxe lounge chairs, an imaginative take on fast-casual fare with a festive character twist and a thrilling water attraction, AquaMouse, in an expansive district themed to Mickey and friends.

Quiet Cove Pool

Part of the Disney Adult Only Area, this pool is located at the back of the ship, alongside Cove Cafe, a Moana-inspired cafe. And features an infinity pool with spectacular views.

Toy Story Pool

This pool for toddlers and small children includes a splash zone, a wading pool, and Slide a Saurus Rex Family Waterslide.

Toy Story Splash Zone

A new Splash Zone themed to Toy Story will be a great spot for little ones to play and cool off. Featuring Buzz, Woody, and all our favorite Toy Story characters, this water play area faces the adult deck and Currents above. Perfect for lounging and letting the kids play while on board.

Disney Treasure Ports of Call

The Disney Treasure has a few different Ports of Call at islands in the Caribbean Sea.

Eastern Caribbean

See detailed Disney Treasure Itineraries and Prices on the website.

Western Caribbean

Cozumel, Mexico
George Town, Grand Cayman
Falmouth, Jamaica

Castaway Cay

Castaway Cay is Disney’s Private Island, and luckily, is on the Disney Treasure itinerary as a port of call for a whole day! By far one of our favorite stops on any Disney Cruise. With things like snorkeling, bike riding, and inner-tubing, there is plenty to do on your Castaway Cay day. You can also book excursion packages for boating, water bikes, and other special activities. Check out our Castaway Cay Guide to get an idea of everything you can do on the island.

Lighthouse Point

Disney’s new private Island, Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point , offers cultural activities, beaches, a kid’s club, and more on this new island honoring Bahamian Culture. Featuring elements honoring the natural environment this Bahamian island offers a cultural landscape for play, market-style dining, and local artisans. May be offered on select sailings.

Castaway Cay 5K

If you’re Disney Cruise Itinerary includes a stop at Castaway Cay, then be sure to check out the Castaway Cay 5K race! This self-paced 5K brings you through the trails on Castaway Cay and is perfect for both kids and adults. You can walk or run it, and simply have to sign in at the bike rental kiosk on the island to get started. Once you complete your 5K, you can collect your Castaway Cay 5K Medal to take home. We love this as a meaningful Free Disney Cruise Souvenir, and since it’s part of an experience, one that you should proudly display! While not an official runDisney marathon race, we still loved this activity as a way to see the island and give us a bit of a challenge.

Disney Treasure Adult Things to Do

In addition to the Adult-Only Restaurants, there are plenty of things to do onboard a Disney Cruise for Adults. If you’re looking for some things to do on your Disney Cruise, here are a few of our favorites.

Adult-Only Cruise Activities ( 18+)

To our surprise there are a plethora of Disney Cruise Activities that are ONLY for adults ( 18+), and not necessarily because they had anything to do with alcohol! Some classes, trivia, and games were only open to adults, alongside a variety of cocktails and wine tastings.

Castaway Cay Serenity Bay

Once on Castaway Cay, you can head to the far beach, called Serenity Bay. This sparkling beach includes access to a bar, eatery, and stretches of beach filled with loungers and umbrellas. Notably less crowded than the family beaches, if you’re looking for a place to get away, head to Serenity Bay.

Disney Cruise Drink of the Day

One of our favorite things on any Disney Cruise is checking out the Drinks of the Day. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options are available, and they usually include something fruity and fun! You can check the selections each day in your Disney Cruise app and grab these drinks at any bar counter. We also loved that they shared the ingredients in the descriptions so that we can make Disney Cruise Drinks at home too! And if you’re sailing in cold weather, check out one of our favorite Disney Cruise cocktails from the Very Merrytime Cruise , the Disney Cruise Christmas Cookie Cocktails . Yum!

The adult deck on a Disney Cruise is reserved for adults 18+ and fills up fast! While this deck is smaller, it still has a few bars, lots of loungers, and pools in which to hang out. We didn’t spend a ton of time in this area, but for the adults who did, it was a daily ritual. If you’re hoping to claim your spot on the adult deck, head to your lounger early, and settle in. This area is busy all day but conveniently located near anything you need, including coffee, smoothies, food, bars, and even the gym and spa.

Lounges

The Disney Treasure is sure to have Disney Cruise Lounges , all impeccably themed! Of course, you find this same level of detail and attention in all the cruise lounges.

Getting Ready for Your Disney Cruise

Hopefully, this Disney Treasure Cruise Ship Guide has helped you get a handle on what your experience may look like. Know that as a vacation, a Disney Cruise Line vacation is one of the easiest to take. With daily tips, helpful staff, and excursions to ensure a successful day at port. Your role is simply to show up and enjoy it!

Check out our Disney Cruise Packing List for everything you need to bring along with you. From cruise documents to outfits for semi-formal night, check out the post for a complete breakdown. And don’t forget to make fun plans to decorate your cruise cabin door, with some Disney Cruise Decorations. It’s easy to make a Disney Cruise extra fun and magical. And on the Disney Treasure, there is so much to see and do, we hope you love it as much as we do.

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Pros and Cons of Deck 2 On the Disney Magic

We loved sailing on Disney Cruise Line’s flagship, the Magic . It’s one of the smaller ships in the fleet and it feels both classic and intimate, in comparison to the newer and larger ships in the DCL family. Our stateroom preference when sailing on the Magic tends to be on Deck 2 in an Oceanview Stateroom. There are plenty of reasons why Deck 2 is worth considering on your next DCL cruise.

Pros of Deck 2 on the Disney Magic:

Deck 2 on the Disney Magic is comprised of both Inside and Oceanview staterooms . So if either of these room categories appeal to you, it is worth considering deck 2.

Deck 2 is quiet without any real foot traffic, because the deck is staterooms only. We enjoyed this especially at night, because there was never any real hallway noise when we were trying to sleep.

The Afterhours area of the Disney Magic is directly above on Deck 3 which gives those staying on deck 2 easy access. If we decided to enjoy a few after-dinner drinks, it was an easy walk down one flight back to our stateroom.

Also on Deck 3 is Rapunzel’s Royal Table, Lumiere’s , and Guest Services. We found that having quick access to both rotational dining locations made it easy for us to get ready for dinner and not have to rush as much as we may have if we were higher on deck. Also, we found that being close to Guest Services allowed us to always be able to grab a printed version of the next day’s onboard Navigator before bed.

If shopping is your thing, deck 2 is just two floors below White Caps and Mickey’s Mainsail (deck 4), the two onboard shopping areas. This makes it easy to carry all your souvenirs back to your stateroom.

Deck 2 is also two decks down from the Walt Disney Theater, The D Lounge, and Animator’s Palette (all on deck 4). A very convenient walk for when the elevators are packed.

Deck 2 is also priced lower, due to the room categories, so you can find a good deal if you are searching for a DCL bargain.

Cons of Deck 2 on the Disney Magic :

For some people, the location is less desirable simply because it is lower on the ship. Or this deck does not accommodate the room type you are looking to book. For example, if you are looking for a different stateroom category like a verandah or concierge room, you would need to book a room on a higher deck.

Because of its location directly below the Afterhours lounges, there will be some noise. But it’s important to remember that that area closes around midnight and then it gets very quiet. We were directly below Keys Lounge on a Disney Magic sailing and while we did periodically hear some muffled music, it wasn’t something that was bothersome. However it is worth taking this into consideration if you have small children, or you are someone who likes to go to bed early.

While deck 2 is convenient to many popular areas of the ship, it is also quite removed from other areas. For instance, the Kid’s Clubs and Nursery are located on deck 5. If you have small kids that will be using either of these services during your sailing, you may want to consider how close you want to be to them. Also keep in mind that deck 9 is going to be where Cabanas, Cove Cafe, the spa, the pools, Club Edge (for tweens), and all your grab and go quick meals and snacks are located.

In my opinion, deck 2 is a great spot on the Disney Magic solely because of its location. It’s quiet but has easy accessibility to popular areas of the ship . And because the Magic isn’t an overwhelmingly large ship, you never feel too far away from anything, including the top decks where most of the activity takes place during the day. We wouldn’t hesitate to book another DCL sailing stateroom on deck 2.

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Disney Cruise Line Fleet

Disney cruise line ship fleet information. Cruisedeckplans.com shows the different classes of ships in the Disney fleet. On this page you can also compare features and dining options for each Disney ship. You will find daily service charge information, number of cabins, and gross tons for each ship. You can CLICK ON any ship to go to the ship page for that ship. Check out our unique stateroom capacity trend chart showing the changes in the size of the Disney cruise line ship fleet over the past few years. Check out our Master Ship List . You can filter and sort by cruise line or ship.

CLICK on a ship below to go to the ship decks and cabins page. Disney Cruise Line has 6 ships in the fleet. You can filter the Disney fleet by ship class using the box below. Typically Disney Cruise Line will build or buy several ships sharing similar features. They define the different types of ships as classes. Ships of the same class may be almost identical to each other.

Disney Dream

CLASS: Dream Tons 130k Built 2011 Cabins 1250

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CLASS: Dream Tons 130k Built 2012 Cabins 1250

Disney Magic

CLASS: Magic Tons 83k Built 1998 Cabins 877

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CLASS: Wish Tons 144k Built 2024 Cabins 1238

Disney Wish

CLASS: Wish Tons 144k Built 2022 Cabins 1238

Disney Wonder

CLASS: Magic Tons 83k Built 1999 Cabins 877

About Disney Cruise Line

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Disney Cruise Line passenger rescued by US Coast Guard after emergency off Puerto Rico

A 35-year-old pregnant woman was airlifted from disney fantasy about 180 miles off shore from puerto rico.

Coast Guard evacuates U.S. passenger from Disney cruise ship 180 miles northwest of Puerto Rico

A pregnant Disney Fantasy cruise ship passenger was evacuated by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew 180 miles offshore from Puerto Rico on Monday. The woman, 35, had health complications and required a higher level of medical care. (U.S. Coast Guard)

Drone footage captured the moment a pregnant woman was airlifted from a Disney cruise ship by the U.S. Coast Guard on Monday.

A rescuer could be seen rappelling down from an MH-60T Jayhawk helicopter onto the Disney Fantasy, floating in the Atlantic Ocean northwest of Puerto Rico , in video shared by the Coast Guard.

The 35-year-old woman was strapped to a gurney and reeled into the helicopter in the heart-pounding moment. The agency said the woman "required a higher level of medical care" than what on board doctors could provide in the ship's medical bay.

US COAST GUARD, NAVY RESCUE 3 FISHERMEN FROM DESERTED ISLAND AFTER SPELLING 'HELP' WITH PALMS

US coast guard personnel gets lowered onto cruise deck from helicopter

A Coast Guard rescue swimmer was lowered onto the deck of the Disney Fantasy to transport a pregnant 35-year-old woman to a hospital onshore in Puerto Rico. (U.S. Coast Guard)

"Coast Guard watchstanders in Sector San Juan received a communication from the Disney Fantasy Monday morning requesting medevac assistance as the cruise ship was transiting 260 nautical miles northwest of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico," the agency wrote in a press release.

"Once on scene, the Coast Guard Jayhawk aircrew deployed their rescue swimmer aboard the cruise ship, who prepared a rescue basket and litter to safely hoist the patient and cruise ship doctor aboard the aircraft," the Coast Guard said.

An HC-144 Ocean Sentry aircraft was also flown in from Air Station Miami for the rescue.

MARINE GOES MISSING WHILE SWIMMING IN HIGH SURF OFF PUERTO RICO COAST

US coast guard team tends to pregnant woman on cruise deck

The woman was strapped to a gurney and clipped to a rope, surrounded by a medical team and what appeared to be concerned family members looking on. (U.S. Coast Guard)

The passenger was airlifted to Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico. From there, the agency said, she was whisked to Centro Medico Hospital.

"Our crew was able to quickly, safely, and efficiently execute a long-range MEDEVAC for the patient to receive the higher level of care she required," Lt. Cmdr. Todd Stephens said in a statement. "This case demonstrates the value of good crew resource management and the capabilities of our Jayhawk helicopter."

"We are glad everything came together to help this passenger," said Ensign Michael Riccio, Coast Guard Sector San Juan operations unit leader for the case. "The competency displayed by the Disney Fantasy crew and the Coast Guard personnel and units involved made all the difference."

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pregnant woman on gurney airlifted into helicopter

The woman was seen dangling from the Jaywalker helicopter on her gurney as she was reeled into the aircraft. (U.S. Coast Guard)

The cruise had launched two days earlier from Port Canaveral, Florida, according to Cruise Hive .

The ship is currently sailing a seven-night itinerary in the Eastern Caribbean, visiting Tortola on Tuesday, and is scheduled to dock in St. Thomas on Wednesday and will visit Disney's private island Castaway Cay before returning to port, Cruise Hive reported.

Disney Cruise Line did not immediately return a request for comment.

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The 7 best 3-day cruise itineraries for 2024.

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The Best 3-Day Cruise Itineraries

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Whether you're short on vacation days or you only have a long weekend to spare, three-night cruises offer a fun and affordable way to get a change of scenery. These shorter sailings from the U.S. often amount to a weekend cruise and only depart from Florida and California for now. However, short cruises still let you dine and dance on board, enjoy world-class entertainment, and visit nearby destinations like Nassau in the Bahamas; Key West, Florida; or Ensenada, Mexico.

If you're looking for short cruises that pack a lot of good times into a weekend vacation, you should know that many cruise lines offer these trips, including Norwegian Cruise Line, MSC Cruises, Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises. Read on to find out which short cruises we recommend, where they depart from, and everything you can see and do over the span of three incredible nights.

3-Day Cruises From Florida

Norwegian sky from miami.

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Dates: Aug. 2 to 5, 2024

Departure port: Miami

Stops: Key West, Florida; Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas

Starting price: $399 per person

This three-night cruise on Norwegian Sky departs from Miami in August 2024 with stops at two iconic tropical destinations. The vessel's first stop is Key West , where cruise passengers will have the day to visit the southernmost tip of the United States, book a snorkeling or kayaking tour, or bar hop along the world-famous Duval Street. From there, the cruise stops at Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas, which is a private island paradise that's only for cruise passengers. Here, visitors can enjoy some beach time, plan a WaveRunner adventure or snorkel the clear waters to watch out for wildlife.

When not at port, passengers on Norwegian Sky can enjoy the ship's 10 dining options, onboard spa, casino at sea, and variety of pools and hot tubs. The Norwegian Cruise Line vessel even has a sushi bar and a Starbucks onboard, and it was completely renovated from top to bottom in 2019.

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MSC Seashore from Port Canaveral

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Dates: Multiple dates in November and December 2024

Departure port: Port Canaveral, Florida (Orlando)

Stops: Nassau and Ocean Cay Marine Reserve, Bahamas

Starting price: $169 per person

This three-night cruise on MSC Seashore departs from Port Canaveral near Orlando and takes passengers to two tropical destinations in the nearby Bahamas . The first is the island of Nassau, which is known for its luxury resorts (including the exclusive Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas), huge casinos and powder white sands. After that, guests can spend a second day at port at MSC Cruises ' private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve. This island offers a perfect beach retreat for people who just want to relax, including several expansive white sand beaches with ample seating, an interior ocean lagoon for swimming, and beach bars and eateries dotted throughout.

MSC Seashore features huge pools, an onboard water park for kids, the expansive MSC Aurea Spa and 11 distinct dining venues for passengers to choose from. The ship also boasts the exclusive "ship within a ship" Yacht Club area, which offers the best of everything for discerning guests.

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Celebrity Reflection from Fort Lauderdale

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Dates: Ongoing in 2024

Departure port: Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Stops: Perfect Day at CocoCay and Nassau, Bahamas

Starting price: $273 per person

This three-night cruise on Celebrity Cruises ' Celebrity Reflection departs from Fort Lauderdale and leaves for two days in the sunny Bahamas. The first stop gives guests a full day to enjoy at Perfect Day at CocoCay, a cruise line private island that's typically reserved for Royal Caribbean guests. This island paradise features an exclusive beach club, idyllic white sand beaches for swimming and floating, a water park, a zip line, and plenty of places to eat and drink all day. The next stop is Nassau: Visitors can dine and shop their way through the port area or book a fun day pass to the Baha Bay water park, which is located at resort Baha Mar and features waterslides, an expansive lazy river and incredible cuisine options right at the park.

Celebrity Reflection was recently refurbished in 2022. It features an incredible array of included dining options, eight specialty and exclusive dining establishments, and bars and lounges throughout the ship. The Retreat, a VIP ship-within-a-ship concept, is also offered on board for those who want an elevated cruising experience.

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Disney Dream from Fort Lauderdale

Disney Cruise Line's Disney Dream at Castaway Cay in the Bahamas.

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Dates: Nov. 6 to 9, 2024

Stops: Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point and Disney Castaway Cay, Bahamas

Starting price: $1,973 per stateroom

This three-night Bahamian cruise on Disney Dream stops at two exclusive destinations in the Bahamas – Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, then Disney Castaway Cay. The first stop offers incredible beaches with play areas and crystal-clear water for swimming, as well as the Bahamian Arts and Culture Pavilion for families who want to learn something about the local culture on vacation. At Disney Castaway Cay, families can relax the day away on white sand beaches, go biking or kayaking, ride two waterslides, and more. Both destinations even have adults-only beach areas for cruisers who are traveling kid-free.

Disney Dream holds a maximum of 4,000 passengers and has everything you would expect on an exclusive Disney Cruise Line vessel, including kids and family areas, adults-only dining options and pools, and two large theaters. The ship also has several supervised kids clubs as well as dedicated clubs for teenagers and tweens .

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Liberty of the Seas from Fort Lauderdale

Guests on Royal Caribbean's Liberty of the Seas Sport Court.

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Stops: Nassau and Perfect Day at CocoCay, Bahamas

Starting price: $263 per person

Royal Caribbean International also boasts a Bahamas cruise from Fort Lauderdale that stops in Nassau and at the line's private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay. In Nassau, cruisers get the chance to explore one of the most popular cruise ports throughout the Caribbean, where you can book an excursion to a local beach, plan a snorkeling adventure or play in one of the two biggest casinos throughout the region at Atlantis or Baha Mar. At Perfect Day at CocoCay, families can stay active with waterslides, book a kayaking tour or ride a hot air balloon up to 450 feet in the air.

Liberty of the Seas is also an ideal ship for families thanks to fun features like a huge onboard water park with slides, an ice skating rink with shows and the Broadway at Sea theater. The Royal Caribbean vessel also has nearly a dozen different dining venues, including Cupcake Cupboard, Johnny Rockets, a pizza kitchen and an old-world Italian eatery called Giovanni's Table.

Compare Royal Caribbean International cruises on GoToSea.

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Navigator of the seas from los angeles.

Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas pool deck.

Dates: Throughout 2024

Departure port: Los Angeles

Stops: Ensenada, Mexico

Starting price: $282 per person

Royal Caribbean offers a three-night West Coast adventure on Navigator of the Seas that includes a fun day at sea and a full-day stop in Ensenada, Mexico. This Mexican destination is known for the many activities that can be enjoyed along its rugged shores, which can include leisurely days at nearby Estero and Mona Lisa beaches, hiking experiences, exploration of Baja California's wine region, whale watching and more.

Dates for this sailing are offered throughout 2024, and the ship itself has plenty to keep passengers enthralled while at sea. For example, Navigator of the Seas features the longest waterslide at sea, enlarged pool deck areas for relaxation, ice skating shows and shopping – not to mention Broadway-style shows with dancers, acrobats and singers. There are also 12 unique dining options onboard, including Starbucks, Jamie's Italian by Jamie Oliver and Johnny Rockets.

Carnival Radiance from Los Angeles

Dates: Jan. 26 to 29 and Sept. 24 to 27, 2024

Departure port: Long Beach (Los Angeles)

Starting price: $244 per person

Carnival Radiance also embarks on three-night journeys to Mexico from Los Angeles throughout the year, including in January and September 2024. This Carnival Cruise Line itinerary includes a fun day at sea and a stop in Ensenada, Mexico, where passengers can plan a sightseeing trip, nosh on the unique Baja cuisine the area is known for, shop for silver jewelry and other keepsakes, or spend the day relaxing on the beach.

Carnival Radiance itself serves as the perfect floating vessel for this fun weekend vacation, with onboard amenities that span the Cloud 9 Spa and WaterWorks water park with slides to a comedy club and special clubs for kids and teens. The ship also boasts an adults-only solarium and 10 different bars to choose from.

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35-yo pregnant woman medevaced from Disney Cruises' ship Fantasy

The US Coast Guard has released footage capturing the precise moment when a pregnant woman was airlifted from a Disney cruise ship due to health complications on April 15.

A MH-60T Jayhawk helicopter executed a landing on the bow (forward on deck 5 ) of the Disney Fantasy vessel , situated approximately 180 miles northwest of Aguadilla in Puerto Rico.

According to the coastguard's statement, the individual in need of medical evacuation was a 35-year-old pregnant US citizen, requiring advanced medical attention ashore.

In a video circulated on social media, a member of the helicopter crew is depicted fastening the stretcher to a rope, facilitating the passenger's transfer into the aircraft.

Upon completion of the airlift operation, the pregnant woman was transported to Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport in San Juan , where emergency personnel awaited her arrival, as confirmed by the US Coast Guard.

Subsequently, she was conveyed to Centro Medico Hospital for further medical treatment.

Lieutenant Commander Todd Stephens said their "crew was able to quickly, safely, and efficiently execute a long-range medevac for the patient to receive the higher level of care she required."

"This case demonstrates the value of good crew resource management and the capabilities of our Jayhawk helicopter."

The coastguard's leader for the case, Ensign Michael Riccio, added they were glad everything came together to help this passenger.

"The competency displayed by the Disney Fantasy crew and the coastguard personnel and units involved made all the difference."

For more Disney Fantasy incidents and accidents see the ship's CruiseMinus page .

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Princess Cruises Cancels 9 Sailings on Its Newest Ship After Inaugural Voyage Gets Delayed

What to know if you've booked a trip that's now been canceled.

Courtesy of Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises has pushed back the inauguration of its newest ship and canceled several sailings for next year in the process.

The cruise line delayed the delivery of its next ship, the Star Princess , by about two months, pushing the start date from July 29, 2025, to Sept. 26, 2025, according to the company . The setback means Princess has been forced to cancel nine different cruises.

“Despite our collective dedication and relentless pursuit to deliver the ship in late July, it has become evident that additional time is required to ensure the Star Princess is delivered to the highest standards expected by our guests,” John Padgett, the president of Princess Cruises, said in a statement.

Travelers who were set to sail with the company on the brand-new ship can either receive a full refund of the cruise fare or choose to rebook on a future cruise and receive an onboard credit, which will depend on the cruise they choose.

Passengers can rebook on any Princess cruise, including a future cruise on the Star Princess or on the Sun Princess , which launched this year.

Going forward, Princess will schedule its new inaugural voyage for the Star Princess on Oct. 4, 2025, sailing an 11-day route along the Mediterranean roundtrip from Barcelona. That will be followed by a 7-day trip on the Mediterranean on Oct. 15 and a 14-day transatlantic crossing to Fort Lauderdale on Oct. 22. The ship will then spend time in the Caribbean.

These cruises open for sale on April 30.

When finished, the Star Princess will feature room for 4,300 guests across 21 decks, and come complete with more than 29 different bars and restaurants, a multi-level glass-enclosed covered deck called The Dome, a two-story spa, an infinity pool, and more. The ship will be the second in Princess’ Sphere Class of ships, joining the Sun Princess .

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