Disney Treasure
Wish class · Caribbean & Bahamas
The second Wish-class ship, launched in December 2024, themed around adventure and incorporating motifs from Aladdin and Zootopia into its interiors. Its standard itinerary alternates 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral, with Disney's private island Castaway Cay included on every route. It carries over Wish-class features such as the AquaMouse water ride, theatrical dining combining course meals with audiovisual production, and concierge areas with private lounges, while offering even stronger theming. Because 7-night cruises include 2 to 3 sea days, it suits families who want time to fully enjoy the onboard facilities.
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For travelers from Japan
A guide to public baths, Japanese food and language support, payment in yen, smoking, dress codes and power outlets, based on available official and other sources. Details may vary by itinerary and season. Check the official website for current information.
Similar facilities, such as a thermal suite
Japanese food at extra cost
Some Japanese language support
Payment in yen not accepted
Smoking in designated areas only
English text in preparation.
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At a glance
What is included and what costs extra
- Meals (main restaurants)Included
- AlcoholExtra charge
- GratuitiesExtra charge
- Wi‑FiExtra charge
- Specialty diningExtra charge
- Shore excursionsExtra charge
This cruise fare includes main dining, buffet meals, and services such as 24-hour room service. Alcohol, Wi-Fi, and venues such as Palo and Enchante are charged separately. Shore excursions and tips (automatic charges) are also charged separately.
- Extra chargeDrinks (one beer)$6.50–8 (Skipper Society beer is $7.50)
- Extra chargeSoft drinks and waterFree with meals; about $3 when ordered individually
- Extra chargeDrink packageNo unlimited drinks package is available. Only limited bundles, such as six-packs of beer, are sold (fleet-wide policy).
- Extra chargeWi‑FiThere are reported cases of a discount when buying for the entire voyage.
- Extra chargeGratuities (automatic service charge)$16/person/night for standard cabins; $27.25/person/night for concierge cabins
- Extra chargeLaundrySelf-service washing and drying costs $6 per use (Deck 8, Fairytale Fresh Laundry). Dry cleaning and other services cost extra.
- Shore excursionsShore excursions at ports, including Castaway Cay, cost extra. Because the ship calls at the same private island, Castaway Cay, as its sister ships, a comparable pricing structure for activities such as snorkeling and stingray experiences is inferred.
Prices are shown in the onboard currency; no currency conversion is applied.
Boarding, atmosphere, and links
- Japan departures: No
- Home ports: Port Canaveral (Florida coast)
- Departure ports: Port Canaveral
- All ages
- Although it shares the same Wish class, internally called Triton class, Treasure differs from Disney Wish's fairy-tale world by adopting adventure as its theme. Its design expands the range of experiences with an Aladdin-inspired Grand Hall, a Jungle Cruise-inspired bar, and a major increase to 76 concierge cabins and suites.
- Primarily families with young children, but the expanded concierge-level suites and high-end French dining such as Enchante are designed to attract couples celebrating anniversaries and affluent repeat guests, as on its sister ships.
Like its sister ship Disney Wish, it uses LNG (liquefied natural gas) electric hybrid propulsion. It has five MAN 12V51/60DF dual-fuel engines and two ABB Azipods (19.5 MW each), with nearly zero SOx and particulate emissions and greenhouse-gas emissions about 20% lower than conventional engines. Hydrodynamic hull design and energy-saving air conditioning provide additional annual fuel savings equivalent to 1,800 tons and 700 tons of diesel.
Ship character
- • Families with young children
- • Disney and Pixar fans
- • People seeking extensive onboard activities
- • 7-night Caribbean cruises
- • Quiet adults-only trips
- • People prioritizing port sightseeing
- • Budget-conscious travelers
- • People requiring Japanese-language support
Cruise stories and videos on external sites
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- Personal blogJapaneseameblo.jp
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- ArticleEnglishDisney Treasure Cruise Review:
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Cabins by category
| Cabins | Size | Occupancy and beds | Features | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard Inside Stateroom A standard interior cabin without a window. It has a distinctive partitioned bathroom layout in which the toilet and bathtub are integrated. It follows the same 15.7 m² design as sister ship Disney Wish and is distributed across Decks 2 and 6-11. Decks 2 and 6-11. | 15.7 m² (169 ft²) | Maximum 4 people Queen bed, convertible sofa, and pull-down upper bed. | Disney Treasure cabin overview | |
Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom An outside cabin without a balcony, with sea views through a large porthole or real window. It includes the Deluxe Family Oceanview variation without a balcony and also has floor-to-ceiling window types. Decks 2 and 6-9. | 20–22 m² (215–237 ft²) | 3–5 guests Queen bed, convertible or sleeper sofa, and pull-down upper bed. | Window | Disney Treasure cabin overview |
Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah A standard family category with a seaview balcony. Many of the ship's 451 connecting-door locations are concentrated in these family cabins. Some aft-side Category 4E rooms have a Bump-Out design that provides a larger-than-usual balcony at the same price. Decks 6–11 | 26 m² (280 ft²) | 4–5 guests Queen bed, convertible sofa, and pull-down bed. | BalconyConnecting | Disney Treasure cabin overview |
Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah A 1-bedroom suite with Lion King-inspired interiors. The cabinCount of 23 rooms is an estimate that also includes higher-tier suites such as Royal Suites and Tomorrow Tower Suites (the same configuration as sister ship Disney Wish). There is a wheelchair-accessible suite (room 13510) and a hearing-accessible suite (room 12026). 23 cabins / Decks 12-13. | 56–97 m² (603–1,044 ft²) | 5 guests King bed, convertible sofa, and pull-down bed. | BalconyConciergeAccessible | Disney Treasure cabin overview |
Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom (with/without Verandah) A Lion King-themed category that offers concierge benefits at a more accessible price than suites. The type without a balcony (3B) features floor-to-ceiling windows above the bridge. A wheelchair-accessible room (11504) is available. Disney Treasure has 76 concierge staterooms and suites across the ship (more than twice as many as other ships); cabinCount (53 rooms) is the estimated value for this category, excluding the suites (23 rooms). 53 cabins / Deck 11. | 27.5–33 m² (296–355 ft²) | 4–5 guests King bed, convertible sofa, and pull-down upper bed. | WindowConciergeConnectingAccessible | Disney Treasure cabin overview |
Tomorrow Tower Suite The ship's top-tier suite, located inside the ship's funnel and inspired by EPCOT; there is only 1 room on the entire ship. It has a 2-level living room, 2 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a dining room, a library, a pantry, and a bar, and is fitted with 5 televisions. It has no balcony. 1 cabins | 185 m² (1,991 ft²) | 8 guests 2 king beds + bunk bed in children's room + queen-size Murphy bed | Concierge | Disney Treasure cabin overview |
Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.
Families, adults-only areas, and practical information
- • Toy Story Splash Zone & Slide-a-saurus Rex — On Deck 12, a splash zone themed around giant Toy Story toys sits beside the family water slide Slide-a-saurus Rex. This water play area is unique to Disney Treasure and is not found on its sister ships.
- • Disney's Oceaneer Club / Lab — A free kids club for ages 3-10 with several themed areas. At Star Wars: Cargo Bay, children can role-play as creature handlers, among other experiences. Edge for tweens aged 11-14 and Vibe for teens aged 14-17 are also available separately.
- • It's a Small World Nursery — A paid childcare facility for children aged 6 months to 3 years. Unlike Oceaneer Club, it charges an additional time-based fee (the fleet-wide standard rate).
- • Quiet Cove — An adults-only pool area for guests aged 18 and over. An infinity pool is set in a quiet corner away from the family areas.
- • Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge / Skipper Society / Nightingale's — A group of lounges on Deck 3. Alongside a cocktail bar themed around the Star Wars universe, Disney Treasure introduced Skipper Society, a Jungle Cruise-inspired bar offering craft cocktails in the $12-to-20 range and beer for around $7.50. The Wish's The Bayou was not carried over to Treasure.
- Onboard currency
- USD
- Gratuities
- Tips are added automatically to your onboard account. The amount can be adjusted or cancelled at Guest Services.
- Payment
- Cashless onboard
- Voltage
- 110V/60Hz is standard. Newer ships also have outlets supporting 220V (as a guide, the output limit is about 1500W on the 110V side and 2000W on the 220V side).
- Formal nights
- A 3-night cruise has about 1 dress-up night. A 7-night cruise has about 1 formal night and 1 semi-formal night. Pirate Night is scheduled about once regardless of cruise length.
- Medical facilities
- Each ship has a health center staffed by doctors and nurses, equipped with basic testing equipment such as X-ray and ECG. Consultations and treatment are charged.
- Bringing items onboard
- On the first day of boarding only, you may bring 1 unopened bottle of wine (750 ml or less) or 6 cans of beer (12 oz or less) for consumption in your cabin. Bringing any other alcohol is not allowed, and about $20 in corkage is required if you open wine in a restaurant.
- Mobile and connectivity
- Using a mobile phone at sea (Cellular At Sea) tends to be expensive, so it is recommended to switch to airplane mode and use a Wi-Fi package.
- Japanese support
- Staff —Menus —Announcements No
Dining
A new restaurant themed around the Rivera family from Coco, celebrating the traditions of Día de los Muertos. It serves Mexican dishes such as street-style empanadas, ceviche, slow-roasted pork, and churros, with two different dinner shows during the cruise. Disney Treasure's signature rotational dining venue replaces Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure on Disney Wish.
Hours: Dinner only (rotating schedule, two seatings). Breakfast and lunch are available as seated menus depending on the day.
A main dining venue named for the year The Walt Disney Company was founded, based on a concept shared across Wish-class ships. The calm space is decorated with sketches and cels from animation's golden age and serves dishes such as beef Wellington and sauteed sea bass.
Hours: Dinner only (rotating schedule, two seatings). Breakfast and lunch are available as seated menus depending on the day.
A show-style main dining venue where the Quantum Core on each table lights up in sync. In addition to "Avengers: Quantum Encounter," shared with Disney Wish, Disney Treasure alone, on its 7-night cruises, stages a second show, "Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix," a new production in which Groot appears and plans Rocket's birthday party.
Hours: Dinner only (rotating schedule, two seatings)
A casual buffet at the aft of Deck 11 with indoor and outdoor seating. Named after Marceline, Missouri, Walt Disney's hometown, it offers multiple food stations for breakfast and lunch.
Hours: Mainly breakfast and lunch (often closed during dinner hours)
An adults-only Italian steakhouse on Deck 12 with Venetian-style interiors and panoramic sea views. Guests can choose a prix fixe course or a la carte options, including Angus beef and Wagyu-style tenderloin steaks. Entry is through The Rose lounge, inspired by Beauty and the Beast.
- Pappardelle (grilled lobster, leek, salmon caviar, truffle oil)$24 (a la carte)
- 8-ounce prime Angus beef filet$42 (a la carte)
- 6-ounce Snake River Farms Wagyu-style filet (Wagyu)$38 (a la carte)
An onboard French restaurant on Deck 12, supervised by three-star chef Arnaud Lallement. This top-tier dining venue is inspired by the hospitality toward guests in Beauty and the Beast. Guests choose from the vegetarian Potager and the standard Passion (6 courses and $135 each) or the Collection (9 courses, $205). Entry is through The Rose lounge, as with Palo.
- Passion/Potager (vegetarian) 6-course menu$135
- Collection 9-course menu$205
Facilities and activities
A water slide about 232 m (760 feet) long with video effects. In addition to the two stories from Disney Wish, Scuba Scramble and Swiss Meltdown, it features Curse of the Golden Egg, a new story exclusive to Disney Treasure.
On Deck 12, a splash zone themed around giant Toy Story toys sits beside the family water slide Slide-a-saurus Rex. This water play area is unique to Disney Treasure and is not found on its sister ships.
A total of 10 pools are spread across the ship, including 2 concierge-only pools, with options for everyone from toddlers to adults. This is more than the 6 pools on sister ship Disney Wish.
An adults-only pool area for guests aged 18 and over. An infinity pool is set in a quiet corner away from the family areas.
A free kids club for ages 3-10 with several themed areas. At Star Wars: Cargo Bay, children can role-play as creature handlers, among other experiences. Edge for tweens aged 11-14 and Vibe for teens aged 14-17 are also available separately.
A paid childcare facility for children aged 6 months to 3 years. Unlike Oceaneer Club, it charges an additional time-based fee (the fleet-wide standard rate).
A paid spa with a rainforest area, including an aroma steam room, sauna, and warm-water lounge. It offers treatments such as massages and facials, but the ship-specific pricing has not been confirmed.
A three-level main theater spanning Decks 2-4. Original Broadway-scale musical shows are performed every night.
Two small theaters at the forward end of Deck 4. Wonderland Cinema has a Cheshire Cat-inspired interior and screens the latest films and Disney classic movies.
A two-level sports and recreation area themed around The Incredibles on Deck 12. It includes a basketball court, air hockey, and foosball, with an Incredibles-inspired inflatable obstacle course appearing seasonally. Larger than the one on sister ship Disney Wish.
A group of lounges on Deck 3. Alongside a cocktail bar themed around the Star Wars universe, Disney Treasure introduced Skipper Society, a Jungle Cruise-inspired bar offering craft cocktails in the $12-to-20 range and beer for around $7.50. The Wish's The Bayou was not carried over to Treasure.
A family lounge on Deck 5. Its menu centers on nonalcoholic mocktails and inspired the ship class name, Triton class.
A self-service laundromat operated under the same brand as the sister ships.