Meet the Disney Treasure

Know the included dinner experiences and the flexible daytime options.

Plaza de Coco is the defining rotational room, while Worlds of Marvel and 1923 retain the Wish-class contrast between interactive entertainment and a quieter dinner.

AquaMouse gets a Treasure-specific story while the broader water deck follows the Wish-class plan.

The ship combines 10 pools with water-play areas spread across the upper decks.

• AquaMouse: Curse of the Golden Egg
• Family pools
• Toy Story Splash Zone
• Slide-a-saurus Rex
• Trixie's Falls
• Quiet Cove for adults

Agrabah and world-travel details turn the Grand Hall into the ship's visual signature.

A bronze Aladdin, Jasmine and Magic Carpet statue anchors a space influenced by Asia, Africa and adventure stories.

• Aladdin, Jasmine and Magic Carpet statue
• Agrabah-inspired architecture
• Grand Hall stage and gathering space

Moana gives Disney Treasure a stage production not found on the older ships.

The advertised theater lineup supports the ship's adventure theme, but Navigator controls the nightly schedule.

• Disney The Tale of Moana
• Beauty and the Beast
• Disney Seas the Adventure
• Wonderland and Never Land cinemas

Familiar Wish-class clubs meet a completely different collection of adult lounges.

Some lounges welcome families by day and become adults-only later, so check the current age designation before visiting.

• Oceaneer Club with Fairytale Hall, Marvel, Star Wars and Imagineering areas
• Edge and Vibe
• Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté
• Haunted Mansion Parlor
• Skipper Society, Periscope Pub and Scat Cat Lounge
• Quiet Cove and Senses Spa