Adventure, gilded
The Treasure takes the Wish's bones and re-themes them to adventure: a Grand Hall glowing in desert golds with Aladdin and Jasmine mid-carpet-ride at its center, and design nods to Disney's great explorer stories threaded through every deck. The palette runs richer and warmer than her sister — twilight instead of morning.
She's built for Disney's parks-obsessed fans on purpose: this is the ship where the bars, lounges, and details are the attractions.
Wish-class comfort, week-long trim
Staterooms mirror the Wish's newest-generation layout — smart storage, split baths, real verandah furniture — tuned for seven-night packing instead of weekend bags. Families of five have honest options, and the concierge wing adds its lounge-and-sundeck routine for milestone trips.
A week aboard makes stateroom position matter more: we'll place you by elevator bank, deck, and distance-to-coffee with the seriousness that decision deserves.
Coco at dinner, cartoons in the tube
The AquaMouse runs its cartoon water-coaster loop up top while the terraced pools stack down the aft sun decks. The rotation's star is Plaza de Coco — the first Coco theater-dining experience, with live mariachi and the story picking up after the film — alongside Worlds of Marvel and 1923's Hollywood elegance.
Then the lounges: the Skipper Society pours Jungle Cruise-grade puns, the Periscope Pub lives twenty thousand leagues down, and the Haunted Mansion Parlor serves spirits with its own ghostly preshow. Adults could fill the week on bar-hopping alone.
A week of headliners
The Walt Disney Theatre premieres big — including a full Moana stage musical — while the Oceaneer Club, Edge, and Vibe run the age bands and the Hero Zone hosts the family showdowns. Seven nights gives the entertainment calendar room to breathe: nothing has to overlap, everything gets its evening.
Pirate night, deck parties, and first-run Disney films in the cinemas fill whatever's left.
The new Caribbean week
The Treasure runs seven-night Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral — eastern and western rotations with a Castaway Cay day nearly always aboard, and sea days enough to actually use the ship you paid for.
She's the natural step up for families who loved a short Wish sailing: same generation of ship, double the nights, and a bar list that rewards the extra evenings.
Book the Haunted Mansion Parlor's busiest hours out of your plans — go at opening on the first sea day, and ask us about pairing the Treasure with a pre-cruise Disney World day or two.
What we handle for you
- Stateroom category and deck chosen with the motion, the noise, and the naps in mind
- Booked the morning itineraries open — Disney fares only climb from there
- Dining rotation requests, Palo brunch, and port-day plans set before you board