The cruise industry is abuzz with excitement as Disney Cruise Line prepares to unveil its newest masterpiece, the Disney Treasure. The ship, slated for its grand maiden voyage on December 21, 2024, promises a mesmerizing blend of fun, adventure, relaxation, and Disney magic.
The Disney Treasure will serve as a beacon for fans of Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel. Guests will be thrust into the vibrant tapestry of these iconic universes through spectacularly immersive experiences that only the magic of Disney can produce.
Diving into the Design: A Whimsical Homage to Adventure.
Every corner of this ship has been crafted with a deliberate touch of magic. It draws inspiration from Walt Disney’s own fervour for travel and exploration. Guests are promised familiar echoes from the Disney Wish, reimagined into a world of audacious adventure. Get ready to step into enchanting realms inspired by classics such as “Aladdin,” “Coco,” and “Zootopia.”
The adventure-inspired accommodations aboard the Disney Treasure will extend to four royal suites that pay tribute to the faithful feline companions of daring Disney characters. The upscale designs will include the Rajah Royal Suites, themed to Princess Jasmine’s protective tiger who dwells in the royal palace of Agrabah in the classic Disney film, “Aladdin.” (Disney).
Savour Every Bite: Culinary Journeys Await.
Disney Treasure’s dining scene is set to redefine cruise culinary experiences. From a brand-new family entertainment restaurant, Plaza de Coco, celebrating the narrative of Disney and Pixar’s “Coco” to the innovative Worlds of Marvel dining arena, where guests will dine amid their favourite Avengers – every meal is a novel escapade. And for those who lean towards nostalgia, 1923 promises a journey back to the origins of Disney animation.
Entertainment Extravaganza: From Broadway to the Grand Hall.
The beating heart of Disney Treasure, the Grand Hall, is geared up to be the hotspot for all onboard entertainment. From Broadway-style theatre productions in the Walt Disney Theatre to interactive storytelling and character encounters, guests will be enthralled from sunrise to sunset. Disney aficionados will also revel in the Sarabi hub, named after the iconic lioness from “The Lion King”, featuring both daytime activities and evening entertainment.
Adventures Above: Sun, Splash, and Endless Fun.
Disney Treasure’s upper decks are a marvel. Split into three unique districts, guests will be treated to water activities, a slew of dining options, relaxation spots, and the game-changing AquaMouse attraction. This unique water ride is bound to be a hit, combining breathtaking views with a gripping narrative inspired by the adventurous duo, Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
Indulgence for Adults: Exploration and Retreats.
While families are undoubtedly at the heart of this cruise, adults aren’t forgotten. From venues like the Periscope Pub, reminiscent of Walt Disney’s 1954 classic, “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea”, to the Jungle Cruise-inspired Skipper Society, the Disney Treasure promises a holistic experience. Not to mention the top-tier dining experiences awaiting at Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté, and The Rose.
Disney Treasure – Skipper Society.
The Ultimate Kids’ Adventure.
Children are set for the adventure of a lifetime. Disney’s Oceaneer Club, tailored for the young ones, promises a myriad of activities. From training with Avengers at the Marvel Super Hero Academy to delving into the secrets of Disney Imagineers – there’s something for every budding explorer.
Rest in Luxury: Dreamy Accommodations.
The Disney Treasure goes above and beyond when it comes to accommodations. The staterooms, with their contemporary design and vintage charm, are meticulously crafted for families. A staggering 70% of the ship’s 1,256 staterooms offer an ocean view, ensuring guests are constantly connected to the beauty of the seas.
Expansion on the Horizon.
As part of Disney Cruise Line’s expansion, the Disney Treasure, constructed at Germany’s renowned Meyer Werft shipyard, is gearing up to be a true gem of the fleet.
Written by: Anne Keam
