The Cruising Insider

Disney Treasure cruise ship: itinerary, rooms and who it suits

The Disney Treasure is the Wish-class ship to book for a full week: it sails seven-night Eastern and Western Caribbean cruises from Port Canaveral, with a day at Castaway Cay on most trips. It's themed around adventure and exploration, with a rotational restaurant themed to Pixar's Coco and the line's first bar themed to the Haunted Mansion.

Disney Treasure docked at Grand Cayman
Photo: Seppecool10, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Book it if

  • You want seven nights with ports such as Cozumel, San Juan or St. Thomas plus a Disney island day.
  • Your group likes Coco, Aladdin and the Haunted Mansion; all feature on board.
  • You're flying into Orlando and want a Wish-class ship.

Skip it if

  • A week-long Disney fare is more than you want to spend; try a short Bahamas trip first.
  • You want the Frozen dining show. The Treasure has Plaza de Coco in its place; book the Wish for Arendelle.
  • You're traveling as adults only and want nightlife.

Disney Treasure at a glance

Line
Disney Cruise Line
Class
Wish
Entered service
2024
Gross tonnage
144,256
Guests
About 2,492 (double occupancy)
Crew
About 1,555
Decks
15

The Disney Treasure is the second Wish-class ship, built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany. Its maiden voyage left Port Canaveral on December 21, 2024. It has 1,250 staterooms and carries up to about 4,000 guests with every berth filled, well above the double-occupancy figure.

Who it suits

Families who want a week are the Treasure’s market. Seven nights give you three or four ports, a Disney island day and a couple of sea days to use the pools, the AquaMouse and the kids’ clubs.

Disney fans who care about theming get Coco, Aladdin, Moana and the Haunted Mansion on one ship.

First-time cruisers might start shorter. A seven-night Disney fare is a big commitment, and our short cruise guide covers the three- and four-night options.

Who should look elsewhere: adults-only groups and anyone shopping on price. Our family cruise picks include cheaper week-long options on other lines.

Standout features

  • Adventure theming. The Grand Hall draws on Asian and African architecture and the city of Agrabah from Aladdin.
  • Rotational dining. 1923, Worlds of Marvel, and Plaza de Coco, themed to Pixar’s Coco, which replaces the Wish’s Frozen restaurant.
  • Haunted Mansion bar. The first bar Disney has themed to the Haunted Mansion attraction.
  • Shows. Beauty and the Beast, The Tale of Moana and Disney Seas the Adventure in the Walt Disney Theatre, which seats about 1,270.
  • AquaMouse. The water ride here uses a Mickey and Minnie short called Curse of the Golden Egg.

Cabins to pick, cabins to avoid

Pick:

  • Midship verandah rooms with staterooms above and below; deck 7 is a common recommendation on the Wish class. On a seven-night trip with sea days, the verandah earns its cost more than on a short sailing.
  • Inside categories 11A or 11B over 11C.

Avoid or think twice:

  • Category 11C inside rooms, the category DCL Guide says to skip on the Wish-class ships, and deck 2 rooms in general, which are a long way from the pools and buffet.
  • Rooms directly under the pool deck if you sleep late. Check the deck plan for what sits above any room you’re offered.
  • Far forward and aft rooms if you are sensitive to motion.

Dining and activities

Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté are the adults-only restaurants and carry a surcharge. The rotational restaurants, the buffet, quick-service food and soft drinks at the drink stations are included. Alcohol, Wi-Fi, gratuities, spa and excursions are extra, as on every Disney Cruise Line ship. See our all-inclusive cruise guide if you want a fare that covers more.

Disney Treasure cruise itinerary 2026–2027

The Treasure stays in Port Canaveral on seven-night cruises through 2026 and 2027:

  • Eastern Caribbean: ports such as San Juan, St. Thomas and Tortola, plus Castaway Cay.
  • Western Caribbean: ports such as Cozumel, plus Castaway Cay.
  • Late 2027 and early 2028: listings also include an eight-night Eastern Caribbean sailing in December 2027 and a six-night Bahamas sailing in January 2028, both from Port Canaveral.

Christmas and New Year weeks sell early. See our Christmas cruise picks. For a Caribbean port you may visit, see our San Juan port guide.

Sample Disney Treasure sailings. From-prices per person, checked September 2026.
DepartsLine and shipNightsItineraryFromLink
Oct 10, 2026Disney Cruise Line, Disney Treasure77 Night Caribbean - Eastern Cruise (from Port Canaveral, Florida)$1,701Check price
Dec 18, 2027Disney Cruise Line, Disney Treasure88 Night Caribbean - Eastern Cruise (from Port Canaveral, Florida)$3,960Check price
Jan 9, 2028Disney Cruise Line, Disney Treasure66 Night Bahamas Cruise (from Port Canaveral, Florida)$1,980Check price

Sister ships

The Disney Wish (2022) came first and the Disney Destiny (2025) followed; Disney Believe is due in late 2027. The three share one design, so if the Treasure’s dates don’t work, the Destiny’s seven-night Fort Lauderdale sailings are the closest alternative. See how Disney compares in our cruise line rankings.

Disney Treasure cruise FAQ

How big is the Disney Treasure?

About 144,000 gross tons and 15 decks, with 1,250 staterooms, about 2,500 guests at double occupancy (up to about 4,000 at full capacity) and about 1,555 crew.

What is the Disney Treasure itinerary?

Seven-night Eastern and Western Caribbean round trips from Port Canaveral, most with a day at Castaway Cay. Ports include San Juan, St. Thomas, Tortola and Cozumel.

How is the Disney Treasure different from the Disney Wish?

Same layout, different theming. The Treasure has Plaza de Coco instead of the Wish’s Frozen restaurant, the Haunted Mansion bar, and seven-night itineraries instead of three- and four-night trips.

When did the Disney Treasure start sailing?

Its maiden voyage departed Port Canaveral on December 21, 2024.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Disney Treasure (builder, maiden voyage, tonnage, capacity, venues)
  2. Disney Cruise Line: summer 2026 itineraries (press release)
  3. Disney Parks Blog: fall 2026 and spring 2027 itineraries
  4. Disney Parks Blog: summer 2027 itineraries
  5. Disney Parks Blog: fall 2027 and spring 2028 itineraries
  6. DCL Guide: Disney cruise rooms to avoid, ship by ship
  7. The Disney Cruise Line Blog: Disney Treasure 7-night Eastern Caribbean Personal Navigators (May 2026)
  8. CruiseBound: Disney Treasure sailings (listings checked September 2026)