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History
The Bahamas
NameDisney Treasure
OwnerThe Walt Disney Company
OperatorDisney Cruise Line
Port of registryNassau, Bahamas
OrderedMarch 3, 2016[1]
BuilderMeyer Werft (Papenburg, Germany)
CostUS$1.1 billion[2]
Yard numberS. 718[3]
Laid downMarch 30, 2023
LaunchedAugust 3, 2024
Sponsored byThe Walt Disney Company cast, crew, Imagineers and employees around the world
ChristenedNovember 19, 2024 in New York, U.S.
CompletedOctober 24, 2024[4]
Maiden voyageDecember 21, 2024
In service2024–present
Identification
StatusIn service
General characteristics
Class & typeWish-class cruise ship
Tonnage144,256 GT[4]
Length341.8 m (1,121.4 ft)
Beam39 m (128.0 ft)
Height67 m (219.8 ft)
Draft8.6 m (28.2 ft)
Decks15
Installed power5 × 12-cylinder MAN 51/60DF LNG engines
Propulsion
Speed
  • Service: 19.5 kn (36.1 km/h; 22.4 mph)
  • Maximum: 23 kn (43 km/h; 26 mph)
Capacity
  • 2,492 passengers (double occupancy)
  • 4,000 passengers (maximum)[5]
Crew1,555
Notes

Disney Treasure is a cruise ship owned and operated by Disney Cruise Line, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. She is the sixth ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet and the second vessel of the Wish class, following Disney Wish (2022).

The first two ships of the Wish class were ordered on March 3, 2016, and built by Meyer Werft at its shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. Construction of the Disney Treasure began with the keel laying on March 30, 2023, and the ship was launched on August 3, 2024. She was completed on October 24, 2024, christened on November 19, 2024, in New York City, and entered service with her maiden voyage on December 21, 2024.

As a member of the Wish class, Disney Treasure is slightly larger than the preceding Dream class, with a gross tonnage of approximately 144,000, compared with about 130,000 for Dream-class ships, while retaining the same number of guest cabins. During development, the class was known internally as the Triton class. The class marked several firsts for Disney Cruise Line, including the adoption of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a lower-emission fuel and the use of azimuthing podded propulsion (Azipod).

History

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In March 2016, Disney Cruise Line announced that it had commissioned two new ships, described as larger than Dream-class but with a similar number of staterooms.[6][7] A third ship of the class, later named Disney Treasure, was announced on July 15, 2017, at the D23 Expo.[8] Delivery was initially planned for 2022 but was postponed to 2024 in 2020.[9]

In March 2018, Disney Cruise Line released a rendering of the new class.[10][11] The 140,000-ton vessels were designed to be powered by LNG and to accommodate at least 2,500 passengers.[12] In January 2019, public documents published by Port Canaveral referred to the class as Triton.[13][14] The class was later named after its lead ship, Disney Wish, which was delivered in June 2022.

On September 11, 2022, Disney Cruise Line confirmed the name Disney Treasure at the D23 Expo. Company materials described the ship's design as themed around adventure, with a Grand Hall drawing on architectural motifs associated with Asia and Africa, as well as the fictional city of Agrabah.[15]

The first section of the ship arrived at Meyer Werft on November 27, 2022.[16] The floating engine room unit, measuring 140 by 39 metres (459 ft × 128 ft) and housing MAN 12V 51/60DF engines and LNG tanks, was constructed at Neptun Werft in Rostock and later transferred to Meyer Werft.[17][18] The keel laying took place on March 30, 2023.[19] The hull was completed in December 2023.[20]

The ship was floated out in March 2024 and departed the shipyard in September for Eemshaven, where it arrived on September 19.[21] It subsequently underwent sea trials in the Skagerrak.[22]

The ship was delivered on October 24, 2024, in Eemshaven.[23] During its delivery voyage to North America, it assisted a family of four whose sailboat was taking on water approximately 80 miles (130 km) off Bermuda; all four were brought aboard safely.[24]

The christening took place on November 19, 2024, in New York City.[25] The maiden voyage departed on December 21, 2024, from Port Canaveral, Florida, operating seven-night itineraries in the eastern and western Caribbean.[26]

Design

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The ship has a gross tonnage of 144,256[4] with 1,250 staterooms.[27]

On September 5, 2023, Disney Cruise Line shared a first look at their newest ship, Disney Treasure, which embarked on December 21, 2024. Disney Treasure, similar to Disney Wish, would have several restaurants, immersive spaces and experiences themed to various Disney characters and properties, including Walt Disney Pictures, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Wars, and Pixar. The ship features a Coco-themed restaurant, a Tomorrow Tower Suite inspired by EPCOT and a Jungle Cruise-inspired lounge.[citation needed]

In October 2023, Disney announced that the ship would also feature a bar themed after its attraction The Haunted Mansion, a first in the cruise line's history.[28]

Horns

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Disney Treasure features the signature Wish-class musical horns. In addition to all horns found on Disney Wish and other specialty horns, Disney Treasure's "Mickey" horns play the following tunes:

Recreation

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On-board activities

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The ship features a water coaster at sea, called the AquaMouse, which is similar to Disney Wish's version of the water coaster, but it includes a brand-new Mickey and Minnie Mouse short called Curse of the Golden Egg, which is be expected to include immersive show scenes, special effects and incredible ocean views, with some splashing, drifting and sliding through a mysterious ancient temple in search of legendary treasure.

Entertainment

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Disney Treasure includes three theatres:

  • Walt Disney Theatre (1,274 seats; live original productions: The Tale of Moana, Beauty and the Beast and Disney Seas the Adventure)
  • Wonderland Cinema
  • Neverland Cinema

Rotational dining

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Every night of a Disney Treasure cruise, guests dine at a different restaurant. This is called "rotational dining". On a Disney ship guests rotate along with their servers which helps develop the relationship between diner and wait staff.[29]

The rotational dining restaurants on Disney Treasure are 1923, located on deck 3 aft; Worlds of Marvel, located on deck 4 aft; and Plaza de Coco, located on deck 5 aft. As well as rotational dining, the Disney Treasure also has two specialty restaurants: PALO Steakhouse and Enchanté, which incur an additional cost and are exclusively for adults.

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The Disney Treasure is a Wish-class cruise ship owned and operated by , a of , which embarked on its maiden voyage on December 21, 2024, from , , on a seven-night Eastern itinerary. Built by in , , the vessel measures 341 meters (1,119 feet) in length, has a of 144,256 GT, and features 15 decks, including 10 with passenger staterooms. It accommodates between 2,476 and 4,000 passengers, served by a crew of 1,555, and emphasizes family-oriented Disney-themed experiences such as immersive entertainment, rotational dining, and youth programs. As the sixth ship in the fleet and the second of its class after the , the Disney Treasure draws inspiration from classic tales of adventure, including elements from , , and Peter Pan. Key amenities include ten pools, a 760-foot AquaMouse water coaster attraction themed around a "Curse of the Golden Egg" adventure, and the Slide-a-Saurus Rex, a family waterslide inspired by . The ship offers 1,256 staterooms and suites, many featuring and artwork, with premium options like the EPCOT-inspired Tomorrow Tower Suite and concierge-level accommodations. Entertainment highlights encompass Broadway-style productions, such as the original stage show Disney The Tale of Moana, and interactive experiences like the Worlds of Marvel dining venue with a -themed dinner show. Dining options feature rotational restaurants including Plaza de Coco, inspired by Disney*Pixar's Coco, alongside adult-exclusive venues like Remy and Palo for French and . Youth programs are housed in the Oceaneer Club and Lab, offering themed areas such as the Marvel Super Hero Academy and a Frozen adventure play space, while adults can relax in spaces like the Parlor, a first-of-its-kind lounge with gothic decor and "spirited" cocktails. Post-maiden voyage, the Disney Treasure sails seven-night itineraries to the Eastern and Western Caribbean, with stops at Disney's private destinations like and . The ship's construction was completed with a delivery ceremony on October 24, 2024, in Eemshaven, , followed by a arriving in on November 12, 2024, ahead of its debut. It supports community initiatives through the Treasure Tomorrow program, focusing on environmental and educational efforts in visited ports.

History

Announcement and ordering

The Disney Treasure was announced on July 15, 2017, during a presentation at the D23 Expo in , as the third newbuild in Disney Cruise Line's expansion plans, following the reveal of two additional vessels the previous year. This unnamed ship at the time was positioned as a key part of the fleet growth, bringing the total to six vessels overall and forming one of three planned in the innovative Wish-class, powered by for reduced emissions. The construction contract for the Disney Treasure was awarded to , a renowned shipbuilder based in , , aligning with the yard's prior agreements for the other Wish-class ships. Meyer Werft's selection underscored Disney's commitment to high-quality, family-oriented cruise design, with the yard specializing in large-scale luxury liners. The initial projection set the ship's debut for 2023, though subsequent delays due to global events shifted this to late 2024. The Disney Treasure shares its Wish-class design with sister ships like the , emphasizing immersive Disney storytelling and modern amenities across approximately 135,000 gross tons.

Construction milestones

The of the Disney Treasure, the second vessel in the Wish-class series built for , took place at the shipyard in , , utilizing the yard's advanced modular where the ship is divided into prefabricated sections assembled like building blocks for efficiency. This approach allows parallel fabrication of components, such as cabins and engine rooms, before integration into the hull. Key construction began with the keel laying ceremony on March 30, 2023, marking the official start of assembly by placing the ship's foundational structure in the and embedding a ceremonial for . Following this, significant progress included the installation of over 1,200 prefabricated stateroom modules, highlighting the modular efficiency at . The ship reached a major milestone with its float-out on August 3, 2024, when the completed hull was transferred from the covered construction hall to the Ems River for outfitting of interiors and systems. Final assembly concluded ahead of schedule, with the Disney Treasure deemed complete on October 24, 2024, and handed over to Disney Cruise Line by Meyer Werft on the same date. The project, estimated at approximately $1.1 billion, underscored Meyer Werft's expertise in delivering high-end cruise vessels.

Christening and maiden voyage

The Disney Treasure was officially christened on November 19, 2024, at Pier 60 in along the . The ceremony honored the ship's entry into the fleet and featured a collective godparent role assigned to the Company's approximately 200,000 cast members, crew, and Imagineers worldwide, as announced by CEO . Key participants included Iger, Chairman of Josh D'Amaro, and singer , who performed an original song titled "Live the Adventure." The event incorporated Disney's signature storytelling through a spectacular light show involving 1,000 drones that depicted scenes from films and attractions such as , , Moana, and Coco. The finale recreated a 65-foot champagne bottle formed by the drones, followed by and a traditional maritime blessing to symbolize the ship's safe voyages. The ceremony was livestreamed on the Disney Parks Blog and , allowing global audiences to witness the dedication. Following the christening, the Disney Treasure repositioned to , , for its maiden voyage on December 21, 2024—a seven-night Eastern itinerary visiting Tortola (), St. Thomas (U.S. Virgin Islands), and (Disney's private island). This inaugural sailing departed over the period and marked the ship's first revenue cruise. Upon completion of the maiden voyage on December 28, 2024, the Disney Treasure entered regular service with an ongoing schedule of seven-night cruises alternating between Eastern and routes from , including stops at destinations like , , and . These itineraries integrated the ship into Disney Cruise Line's broader fleet operations, enhancing capacity for family-oriented sailings.

Design and specifications

Physical dimensions and capacity

The Disney Treasure measures 341 meters (1,119 feet) in length and has a of 144,256 GT, making it one of the larger vessels in the fleet. Its beam is 39 meters (128 feet), contributing to its substantial internal volume for accommodations and facilities across 15 passenger decks. These dimensions position the ship comparably to other Wish-class vessels, such as the , in terms of overall scale. The ship accommodates up to 4,000 passengers at full capacity, supported by 1,250 staterooms that include a variety of categories such as inside staterooms, oceanview staterooms, verandah staterooms, and suites. This configuration allows for flexible occupancy, with many staterooms designed for families and featuring convertible sleeping arrangements. Complementing the passenger load, the Disney Treasure carries a of 1,555 members to ensure comprehensive service and operations.

Propulsion and performance

The Disney Treasure employs a hybrid liquefied natural gas (LNG)-electric propulsion system, which powers the vessel through five MAN 12V51/60DF dual-fuel engines connected to two ABB azimuth thrusters, each rated at 19.5 MW (26,100 hp). This configuration, standard for the Wish-class ships, enables efficient power distribution and 360-degree maneuverability without traditional rudders or propellers. The ship's maximum speed is 24 knots, with a service cruising speed of approximately 22 knots, allowing it to complete typical itineraries while optimizing fuel use. The units, combined with four bow thrusters, enhance low-speed handling and docking precision in congested ports. Additionally, stabilizers reduce rolling motions during voyages, improving comfort on routes prone to variable sea conditions. Fuel efficiency is bolstered by the LNG system, which is estimated to make the Disney Treasure nearly 30% more efficient than conventional diesel-powered cruise ships of similar size, while emitting about 20% fewer greenhouse gases. This setup inherently complies with (IMO) Tier III standards for (NOx) emissions without requiring exhaust aftertreatment, and it meets global (SOx) limits through near-zero sulfur content in LNG. The streamlined hull further minimizes hydrodynamic drag, contributing to overall savings.

Exterior and interior theming

The Disney Treasure embodies an overarching adventure theme, drawing inspiration from classic Disney films and park attractions to create an immersive narrative of exploration and discovery at sea. This design philosophy integrates elements from stories like , Coco, and , transforming the ship into a floating tribute to Disney's storytelling legacy. On the exterior, the ship features the signature red funnels of the fleet, with the forward funnel incorporating Funnel Vision, a large LED screen for , and serving as the entry point for the AquaMouse water coaster attraction. The bow displays an emblem of in an adventure-ready outfit, continuing the line's tradition of character motifs while evoking a sense of nautical heroism. At the stern, over nine-foot-tall sculptures of Peter Pan and from Peter Pan further reinforce the adventure motif, adding whimsical yet dramatic flair to the ship's silhouette. Interior theming centers on the Grand Hall atrium, inspired by the bustling marketplace of Agrabah from , complete with golden accents, intricate arches, and storytelling elements such as custom artwork depicting scenes from the film and a central multi-deck fountain. A chandelier overhead pays homage to previous vessels, blending historical nods with fantastical lighting effects that enhance the enchanting atmosphere. Public spaces throughout the ship weave in Disney intellectual property through murals, sculptures, and ambient lighting to foster thematic cohesion. For instance, the Skipper Society lounge draws from via its inspiration, featuring tropical foliage, camp-style decor, and artwork evoking river expeditions with hidden details like playful animal motifs. Similarly, areas influenced by Coco incorporate warm amber lighting and cultural murals celebrating Mexican heritage, while -themed elements appear in statues of , , and the magic carpet, creating layered visual narratives that encourage guest interaction without overwhelming the spaces.

Onboard facilities

Dining venues

The Disney Treasure features a diverse array of dining venues that emphasize immersive Disney storytelling alongside varied culinary offerings, ensuring all passengers experience multiple options during a voyage. The ship's dining program integrates rotational and specialty restaurants with casual eateries, accommodating family-friendly meals and adult-exclusive experiences. Rotational dining forms the core of the onboard meal service, with guests assigned to one of three main restaurants for dinner each evening, rotating through all venues over the course of a typical seven-night itinerary. This system, managed by the same dedicated waitstaff who follow guests across locations, guarantees personalized service and ensures every passenger dines at each restaurant two to three times, with menus varying by night—such as standard offerings on the first visit, a themed Pirates menu on day four, and gala or culturally specific options later in the cruise. Reservations are not required for rotational dining, as table assignments are pre-set upon booking to handle the ship's full capacity of approximately 4,000 passengers. The 1923 restaurant draws inspiration from the of Disney animation and Walt Disney's early Hollywood studio, offering California fusion cuisine including dishes like butter-poached lobster and pasta. Divided into sections honoring Walt and Roy Disney, it provides a nostalgic, entertainment-free ambiance focused on refined family dining. Worlds of Marvel immerses diners in the through interactive experiences featuring giant screens and the "Quantum Core" installation, paired with global fare such as peri-peri chicken and steak. The venue hosts two distinct meal presentations with superhero-themed narratives. Plaza de Coco celebrates Mexican culture via Disney-Pixar's Coco, serving modern Mexican dishes like empanadas, enchiladas, and slow-roasted pork, accompanied by two theatrical dinner shows evoking the film's vibrant worlds. These rotational options tie into the ship's overarching adventure motif by blending storytelling with culinary exploration. For elevated experiences, the Disney Treasure offers two adults-only specialty restaurants requiring advance reservations and additional fees. Palo Steakhouse, located on Deck 12, specializes in Italian-influenced steakhouse cuisine with multicourse options like and , available for dinner at a $55 prix-fixe or brunch on sea days (as of 2025). Enchanté by Arnaud Lallement provides fine French dining with prix-fixe menus starting at $135, featuring sophisticated dishes such as , crafted by the Michelin-starred chef in a luxurious setting also on Deck 12. Casual dining complements formal meals with inclusive, quick-service options suited for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. Marceline Market, a buffet on Deck 11, serves family-style international cuisine including Mickey-shaped waffles and seafood selections in an indoor-outdoor space with Disney theming nods like Chef Remy. Additional kiosks on the Lido Deck provide grab-and-go fare, such as burgers at Goofy’s Grill and personal pizzas at Daisy’s Pizza Pies, ensuring accessibility for all passengers without reservations.

Entertainment options

The Disney Treasure features a variety of theatrical and live performance venues designed to immerse guests in Disney storytelling through original productions and character-driven spectacles. The ship's primary entertainment hub is the Walt Disney Theatre, a two-deck Broadway-style venue on Decks 3 and 4 that hosts nightly shows with elaborate sets, , and live orchestras. Signature productions include " Seas the Adventure," a high-seas led by Captain and , featuring medleys of Disney and songs performed by a cast of beloved characters in an adventure-themed narrative; "," a lavish musical adaptation blending elements from the animated and live-action films with intricate and romantic staging; and " The Tale of Moana," the world's first stage adaptation of the Disney animated film, showcasing vibrant Polynesian-inspired and songs from the movie. These shows rotate throughout the voyage, with two performances each evening timed to complement dining schedules. For cinematic entertainment, the Disney Treasure offers the Never Land Cinemas and Wonderland Cinemas, luxurious screening rooms equipped with plush seating and state-of-the-art projection systems for first-run films from , , Marvel, and . These venues provide a themed escape, with Never Land evoking Peter Pan's whimsical island and Wonderland drawing from Alice in Wonderland's surreal aesthetic. Outdoor movie screenings occur on the Funnel Vision LED screen at the AquaMouse venue on the upper decks, featuring classic animations under the stars. Nightlife programming caters to adults with live performances in dedicated lounges, emphasizing comedy, music, and interactive elements. The Sarabi Lounge, a multi-use entertainment space inspired by with a towering two-story LED screen, offers family-friendly activities by day and adults-only programming at night, hosting comedy acts, musical performances, and the interactive show "Choose Wisely! An Comedy Adventure." The Grand Hall, themed after Aladdin's opulent palace, features family-friendly game shows, character encounters, and live music sets. Additionally, immersive dining experiences like Plaza de Coco integrate live entertainment, where guests enjoy a musical performance of songs from Disney's Coco alongside themed cuisine. Other spots such as the Triton Lounge offer and nights with live hosting.

Recreational activities

The Disney Treasure offers a variety of recreational activities designed to cater to families, children, and adults seeking active pursuits at sea. Central to these is the AquaMouse, a 760-foot water coaster attraction that combines thrilling twists and drops with an immersive experience featuring an original and animated short titled "Curse of the Golden Egg," where guests join the characters on a treasure hunt through ancient temple ruins. Riders board two-seater inner tubes and glide through illuminated tubes high above the decks, with synchronized lights, music, and projections enhancing the adventure. The ship's upper decks feature an extensive array of pools and water play areas, including 10 freshwater pools spread across family-friendly zones and adult-only spaces for relaxation. Key highlights include the Toy Story Splash Zone, a dedicated family splash area with water features inspired by the Pixar film, such as interactive fountains and shallow pools for young children. Additional family-oriented splash zones incorporate Disney themes like Mickey Mouse-inspired water play elements, while the Quiet Cove Pool provides a serene adult-exclusive retreat with hot tubs and shaded loungers. These areas emphasize safety with lifeguard supervision and toilet-training requirements for main pools, directing younger guests to swim-diaper-friendly splash zones. Youth programs on the Treasure focus on imaginative, themed play for children ages 3 to 12 through the Oceaneer Club and Oceaneer Lab, located on Deck 2 and accessible via a secure keycard system. The Oceaneer Club offers interactive activities led by trained youth counselors, including storytelling, crafts, and games centered on Disney franchises such as Marvel Super Hero Academy, where kids engage in superhero training simulations, and Star Wars-themed adventures involving challenges and character interactions. The adjoining Oceaneer Lab extends these experiences with hands-on STEM-inspired projects, like building Disney inventions, fostering creativity in a supervised environment open from early morning to late evening. For wellness enthusiasts, the Senses Spa & Salon on Deck 5 forward provides a tranquil haven with treatments drawing from global traditions, including massages, facials, and salon services in themed rooms like a couples' suite with a private hot tub. Adjacent is the Senses Fitness Center, an adults-only facility equipped with state-of-the-art cardio and strength-training machines overlooking the ocean, offering personal training sessions and classes such as and to maintain fitness during voyages. Sports facilities promote across age groups via the Hero Zone, an indoor, climate-controlled multi-sport arena on Deck 12 inspired by , featuring and ping-pong courts, obstacle courses, and game-show-style competitions for families. Complementing this is Goofy's Sports Deck, an open-air venue with a Disney-themed course, additional hoops, and foosball tables, encouraging casual play and friendly tournaments under the open sky.

Unique features

Audio and horn system

The Disney Treasure employs a distinctive musical horn system, a hallmark of Wish-class vessels, engineered by Disney Imagineers to blend maritime signaling with Disney enchantment. The primary sequence features the opening notes of "When You Wish Upon a Star," the iconic theme that has become synonymous with ships, sounded during sail-away celebrations and port arrivals to evoke a sense of wonder. This custom arrangement utilizes multiple horns—up to 14 in total—to produce clear, melodic tones audible from afar, transforming routine nautical signals into celebratory performances. Exclusive to the Disney Treasure, seven new horn melodies were introduced for its inaugural season in December 2024, each composed to align with the ship's adventure-inspired theming. These include "" honoring the Haunted Mansion Parlor lounge, "Remember Me" from Pixar's Coco to complement the Plaza de Coco dining venue, and "" from tying into the Grand Hall's centerpiece statue, alongside a special holiday tune and three additional Disney-inspired arrangements. Played sequentially during key events like the ship's arrival at on November 12, 2024, these sequences were tested during the to ensure seamless integration with the vessel's operations. Complementing the horns, the ship's audio infrastructure encompasses a comprehensive for operational announcements, safety alerts, and cruise director broadcasts, distributed across public areas while sparing staterooms from non-essential messages to maintain guest comfort. Entertainment venues, such as the , incorporate advanced 3D surround sound for immersive Broadway-style productions, while ambient music plays throughout common spaces to foster a cohesive magical atmosphere. This integrated auditory design not only facilitates practical communication but also amplifies the storytelling experience at sea, drawing passengers into the ship's narrative through sound.

Themed suites and staterooms

The Disney Treasure offers a range of stateroom categories designed for families and couples, including inside, oceanview, and options, all incorporating signature features such as split bathrooms for convenience, under- storage, and pull-down upper berths that convert from seating to sleeping areas. Inside staterooms, the most affordable category, measure approximately 184 square feet and include a queen-size , a convertible sofa, and a Magical —a virtual window displaying real-time exterior views with animated characters like appearing periodically. Oceanview staterooms provide 214 to 241 square feet of space with real windows for , while staterooms, the most common type comprising about 70% of accommodations, span 246 to 304 square feet and feature private balconies for outdoor relaxation, often with split vanities and a mini-refrigerator stocked with complimentary beverages. These standard categories emphasize comfort with plush bedding, wall-mounted hair dryers, and ample closet space, accommodating up to five guests in family configurations. Concierge-level staterooms elevate the experience with 76 options across decks 11, 12, and 13, doubling the number found on previous Disney ships and providing exclusive access to a dedicated lounge for priority , services, complimentary beverages, and evening receptions. These include family oceanview staterooms with verandahs (around 300 square feet) and one-bedroom suites (614 square feet) featuring separate living areas, wet bars, and king-size beds, all enhanced by upgraded amenities like personalized stationery and a dedicated phone line for special requests. Many concierge staterooms incorporate theming inspired by Disney's , with artwork depicting savanna landscapes, subtle African motifs in upholstery, and headboards evoking Pride Rock, creating an immersive yet luxurious atmosphere. Guests also enjoy a private sun deck with whirlpools and shaded loungers, fostering a sense of seclusion amid the ship's 4,000-passenger capacity. The ship's premium themed suites highlight innovative design and storytelling, with the standout Tomorrow Tower Suite—a two-story, 1,966-square-foot penthouse in the forward funnel—accommodating up to eight guests with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the bow and ocean horizon. Inspired by EPCOT's futuristic ethos, it features avant-garde elements like molten metal accents, colorful stained-glass panels, a private , multiple balconies, a , and a , blending high-tech luxury with whimsical Disney details such as interactive lighting and custom murals evoking . Complementing this are four Royal Suites, including two-story versions spanning 1,781 square feet with grand pianos, media rooms, and whirlpool tubs, alongside 12 one-bedroom Suites that emphasize nautical elegance through wood-paneled walls, marble bathrooms, and expansive verandahs for a captain-like retreat. These suites prioritize privacy and opulence, with dedicated support and priority tender access during calls. Accessibility is integrated throughout the staterooms, with 35 ADA-compliant options featuring wider doorways (at least 32 inches), open bed frames for approach, roll-in showers with fold-down benches and adjustable handheld showerheads, reinforced bathroom grab bars, and lowered closet rods with pull-down extensions. These rooms, available in inside, oceanview, and categories, also include visual and audible emergency alarms, raised toilet seats upon request, and sufficient (at least 60 inches) for mobility aids, ensuring without compromising Disney theming. Family-friendly accessibility extends to connecting staterooms and visual door knockers for hearing-impaired guests.

Safety and rescue operations

The Disney Treasure, like all vessels, adheres to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) standards, ensuring comprehensive safety protocols for passenger and crew protection. These include a full complement of lifeboats capable of accommodating 125% of the ship's total capacity, as mandated by SOLAS regulations for evacuation in emergencies. feature automated sprinklers, fire-resistant doors, and detection alarms throughout the vessel, integrated with 24-hour monitoring to prevent and contain outbreaks. Medical facilities on board include a fully equipped with physicians, nurses, and life-support equipment, compliant with SOLAS medical care requirements for handling injuries, illnesses, and mass casualties at sea. On November 11, 2024, during its pre-maiden voyage transit from to the , the Disney Treasure participated in a rescue operation approximately 230 miles southeast of . The U.S. had received a distress call from four individuals aboard the 50-foot Serenity, which was taking on water due to a gasket failure in its escape hatch. The ship's crew launched a lifeboat to reach the distressed vessel, successfully evacuating the four people—two adults and two children—and bringing them aboard for medical evaluation and safety. In 2025, the ship encountered several safety incidents that highlighted its emergency response capabilities. On February 11, 2025, a small fire broke out onboard during a Western sailing but was quickly contained by the using the , with no injuries reported. On May 29, 2025, during an Eastern cruise, a was medevaced by U.S. helicopter due to a . Another medical incident occurred on July 17, 2025, when a young required urgent attention and was offloaded via wheelchair at Disney's Lookout Cay during a Western itinerary. Most notably, on June 29, 2025, near , a fell overboard from Deck 5, prompting the child's to jump in after them; both were swiftly rescued by the using life-saving and protocols, with no charges filed as it was ruled an . The rescue highlighted the effectiveness of Disney Cruise Line's crew training programs, which include regular Bridge Resource Management sessions for officers to simulate and respond to maritime emergencies. All personnel undergo initial and annual refresher training on lifeboat operations, evacuation procedures, and coordination with external authorities like the , ensuring rapid deployment of resources. In this incident, the crew's coordination with the U.S. involved real-time communication via radio and satellite, allowing the Treasure to alter course and execute the rescue without compromising its own operations. Following the rescue, the four individuals were reported to be in stable condition, and the commended the for their "skillful demonstration of and commitment to safety." No operational adjustments to the ship's safety protocols were publicly announced as a direct result of the event, though it underscored the vessel's readiness ahead of its December 2024 maiden voyage.

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