Disney Treasure
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Disney Treasure
The Disney Treasure is a cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line offering itineraries in the Caribbean and the Bahamas as part of an all-inclusive family cruise experience. The Disney Treasure features modern family staterooms, themed public spaces, and facilities designed for children, teens, and adults in an immersive environment inspired by the Disney universe. The ship offers Disney live shows, onboard Disney character experiences, dedicated youth clubs, and themed dining venues delivering an immersive culinary experience. The Disney Treasure provides a vacation-at-sea experience on a large cruise ship focused on entertainment, family activities, and themed cruising. The Disney Treasure is particularly suited for families seeking a premium cruise combining Disney magic, immersive entertainment, modern comfort, and a sea travel experience.
Itineraries of the Disney Treasure
Price and Availability Notice
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decks plans
Deck 15
Wish tower/tomorro tower suite
Deck 14
Wish tower/Tomorro tower suite, sundeck adult only, pool, bar
Deck 13
Cabins, sun deck, private concierge, café, bar
Deck 12
Cabins, splash zone, restaurants
Deck 11
Cabins, pool, restaurants
Deck 10
Cabins
Deck 9
Cabins
Deck 8
Cabins
Deck 7
Cabins
Deck 6
Cabins
Deck 5
Spa, fitness center, café, restaurants
Deck 4
Theater balcony seating, cinema, guest service
Deck 3
Theater, lounge
Deck 2
Cabins, Theater
Deck 1
Lobby, health center
Ship's attributes
Services And Amenities
- Elevators
- Self-service laundry room
- Casino
- Jacuzzi
- Pool
- Beauty salon
- Spa & body care
Specific needs
- Wheelchair accessible staterooms
Technical specifications
- Classe: Wish Class
- Tonnage: 144256
- Passengers: 2492
- Decks: 15
- Length: 341 m
- Width: 39 m
Frequently Asked Questions
On paper: 144,256 gross tons, 341.1 m overall, 39 m moulded beam and 15 decks. On board: roughly 1,256 cabins, 2,492 guests at double occupancy, up to 4,000 at maximum capacity and about 1,555 crew. Her IMO number is 9834753, her flag Bahamian, her port of registry Nassau. Some sources give a 41 m beam, a value taken from rounded AIS static data tied to the GPS antenna, while the yard states 39 m of moulded beam.
Both, depending on what is being measured. Double occupancy is 2,492, meaning two guests per cabin, and maximum capacity reaches 4,000 once the pull-down berths and sofa beds are filled. The most misleading comparison is with her sister: the Disney Wish carries 2,508 at double occupancy against 2,492 for the Treasure, a difference of sixteen berths created by slightly different cabin layouts. A site showing 2,508 for one ship and 4,000 for the other implies a gulf between two near-identical vessels.
The Haunted Mansion Parlor is the real marker: this lounge exists on the Disney Treasure and the Disney Destiny only, never on the Disney Wish. The ship's theme is travel and adventure, with a Grand Hall inspired by Aladdin, Skipper Society drawn from Jungle Cruise, Periscope Pub from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Sarabi on the Lion King side. In dining, Plaza de Coco replaces the Wish's Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure. Disney The Tale of Moana was created for this ship, and her AquaMouse runs Curse of the Golden Egg.
Seven-night cruises only, from Port Canaveral, on two loops that alternate week by week. The eastbound loop touches St. Thomas, Tortola or San Juan before Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, which opened on 6 June 2024 on Eleuthera. The westbound loop drops down to Cozumel, Grand Cayman, Costa Maya or Falmouth before Disney Castaway Cay. Secondary ports shift from date to date, so confirm any specific call against the exact week rather than the brochure.
The Disney Treasure stays at Port Canaveral for summer 2027, from 5 June to 25 September 2027, still on 7-night cruises alternating Eastern and Western Caribbean. The flight remains Montreal-Trudeau to Orlando, non-stop, about three and a half hours in the air, with a road transfer of roughly sixty minutes after that. On a seven-night cruise, arriving the night before is the only way to absorb a delayed flight without missing the ship. Disney has published nothing beyond September 2027.
Seven nights change the priorities: storage and the bathroom count for more than the view. The Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah gives a family the best space-to-use ratio, and 451 connecting cabins house six or more people without splitting them up. Concierge categories bring the private lounge and sundeck, and the headline suite, the Tomorrow Tower Suite, tucks into the forward funnel. About 35 cabins are built for wheelchairs and go months in advance, and the aft cabins perched over the late-night lounges are the ones to avoid.
Three family rooms rotate: 1923, Worlds of Marvel and Plaza de Coco. For adults there is Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement, Palo Steakhouse and The Rose, while Marceline Market, the Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods hall and the Jumbeaux's Sweets counter feed the rest of the ship. The seven lounges are Sarabi, Jade Cricket Café, Heihei Café, Periscope Pub, Scat Cat Lounge, Haunted Mansion Parlor and Skipper Society. Outside: the AquaMouse with its Curse of the Golden Egg episode, the Toy Story Splash Zone for toddlers, the Hero Zone arena. The Walt Disney Theatre plays Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Disney Seas the Adventure and Disney The Tale of Moana.
The single seven-night format rules out families who wanted to try Disney over a long weekend from the same port. The AquaMouse remains a gentle attraction, well short of the slides on competitors of the same size, and the ship does without a running track or a high ropes course. The Haunted Mansion Parlor is cramped and fills the moment it opens, above all on sea days. An adult sailing solo or as a couple has to accept that the reserved spaces sit in the middle of a ship full of children.
Included: meals at Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel, 1923 and Marceline Market, room service, soft drinks, drip coffee and tea, the Walt Disney Theatre shows, the clubs for ages 3 to 17, and the days at Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. Charged separately: Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement, alcohol, specialty coffee, the spa, the Rainforest Room, the nursery, shore excursions, laundry and photos. Gratuities are added to the onboard account. Over seven nights these extras add up faster than on a short cruise, so plan them before departure.
A daily per-guest amount is added automatically to the onboard account for each of the seven nights, children included. It is shared between the server, assistant server, head server and stateroom host, the team that follows you through the Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel and 1923 rotation. It can be prepaid before departure or adjusted at Guest Services. Tabs at Skipper Society and the Haunted Mansion Parlor already include a gratuity, and Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté carry their own service charge.
Disney Cruise Line sells no unlimited drink package, and that holds on this new ship too. Soft drinks, drip coffee, tea and juice come with the fare, in the restaurants and at the outdoor beverage station. Alcohol is charged by the glass at Skipper Society, Periscope Pub, the Haunted Mansion Parlor or The Rose, with a beer mug programme and wine-by-the-bottle packages available. Since 3 June 2026, each guest aged 21 and over may carry aboard one 750 ml bottle of wine or sparkling wine, or six 355 ml beers, in hand luggage only. Rum bought in Cozumel or Grand Cayman is collected at the gangway and returned at the end of the cruise.
Internet access is sold as data packages under the Connect@Sea name and is not part of the fare. The ship has carried Starlink since entering service, which makes her one of the best-connected in the fleet. The chat function in the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app stays free on board and is enough to coordinate a family between Hero Zone and the pool. On a western rotation, land cellular coverage takes over in Cozumel and Grand Cayman, while both Bahamian private destinations remain thinly covered.
The clubs are included in the fare from age 3: Disney's Oceaneer Club, with its Marvel Super Hero Academy, Star Wars: Cargo Bay, Fairytale Hall and Walt Disney Imagineering Lab spaces, then Edge for ages 11 to 14 and Vibe for 14 to 17. The "it's a small world" nursery takes children aged 6 months to 3 years, charges by the hour and should be booked the moment the window opens. The Toy Story Splash Zone is the water play area suited to toddlers still in nappies, who are not allowed in the pools. On seven nights, the two sea days are when the clubs fill up most, and registration is done online before departure.
The Castaway Club counts completed cruises: Silver from the first, Gold at five, Platinum at ten, Pearl at twenty-five. The pre-cruise activity booking window moves from 90 days at Silver to 105 at Gold and 120 at Platinum. On this ship that head start decides access to Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement, both of which go on the day the window opens. A seven-night cruise counts as one sailing toward status, exactly like a three-night getaway.
At 144,256 gross tons, with a recent hull and modern stabilisers, she is among the steadiest ships an agency can sell for the Caribbean. The calmest cabins are midship and on the lower decks. Seven-night rotations include two or three sea days, and the run to the Eastern Caribbean is more exposed than the leg toward Cozumel. Hurricane season runs June to November, peaking August to October, and Guest Services hands out tablets at no charge.
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