We just disembarked from an amazing trip. I've been on 7-8+ cruises before but this was my first Disney cruise. Don't spoil your experience by looking at all the photos on the reviews.... You'll take away some of the magic. Key POINT: this cruise ship is primarily for kids to about 12 years old. And every kid walks off this boat just elated!!! Outside of a few Trivia events adults don't have much to do. Pros: -Top quality entertainers from Vegas, West End and Broadway - immaculately clean - fitness center has nice equipment including Peleton - characters are accessible ... much better than the Disney parks. - movie theaters on board show new releases - because most kids go to bed early stateroom neighbor noise is minimal. - the private island stop in the Bahamas was breathtaking and perfect - the mariachi in the Coco restaurant was really nice . - firework show - the Incredibles race track - bingo was entertaining Cons: -Staterooms do not have twin bed options so cabin mates have to share a bed. If under 5'10" the sofa bed is an option. - outside of evening shows, not much for adults to do. Quite a few grandparents were abandoned. (The irony is many of them were footing the bill.) - dining rooms cramped... felt like a cafeteria. - you cannot eat in peace as the themed dining rooms are non-stop entertainment for the kids. - this is my first cruise I didn't make any new friends. Most people just talk to their own family units. They were polite in elevators but no cross talking anywhere. "Stranger Danger" - definitely not suited for the LGBTQ demographic - pools all very tiny and not really able to swim just cool off. -outside of trivia ... no Star Wars representation. I left the shipped very relaxed and happy to have shared a nice week with the extended family. I doubt I will try another ship as I don't have children so I'm not their target customer. read more

Disney Treasure - Boat Tours Near Me - Port Canaveral, Florida

We just got back from our Disney Treasure cruise yesterday and it was so much fun. The Disney service and entertainment are always excellent. I wish I could comment on the food, but this was the first time I've ever got seasick . For the first few days it was excellent though, especially brunch at Palo Steakhouse. Even though I was under the weather, I was able to rest well onboard. I will say though that as much as I enjoyed dining in the various restaurants, I felt for the cast members because it seemed so tight for them to quickly move back and forth. It wasn't as conducive for conversation with the servers like we were able to on other ships. (I'll admit I'm especially fond of the Wonder and Magic.) It was pretty cool to pull into port and see the newest ship, the Disney Destiny, right next to us. Hopefully we will try that ship too. Don't forget to order Disney Mickey ice cream bars from room service, the true hidden Mickey/secret menu item. read more

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I just spent seven days aboard the Disney Treasure, and it was one of the best trips I have ever taken. It was also my first time on a cruise, but it will not be the last. My husband and I decided to book this trip for our honeymoon, and the staff went above and beyond to help us celebrate. I loved that we kept the same servers for the whole cruise. We really got to know them and they quickly learned what foods we like/don't like. We bought Rainforest Room passes for the length of our sailing, and it was so worth it. It is very pricey, but you just can't beat having access to the sauna, cold room, steam room, heated loungers, and private hot tubs. We participated in the 5k at Castaway Cay, and relaxing in the Rainforest Room after was so nice. The entertainment is amazing, and we especially loved the three mainstage shows on this ship. The Tale of Moana was especially incredible to watch. I also just loved how many activities were on the schedule every day. We participated in many rounds of trivia while on board. Disney Cruise Line charges a premium, but the experience is just incredible. I can't count how many times my husband and I have said "I want to go back" since we disembarked the ship. We are already planning to go on another Disney Cruise next year. read more

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We went on the seven day inaugural cruise for the Disney treasure. The Disney Treasure is a sister ship to the Disney Wish which we've been on a couple of times already. On the treasure, what is different is instead of on an Elsa and Ana restaurant they have the Coco restaurant. The festival of foods is still available on the treasure, including my favorite the barbecue smokehouse. Up at the festival of food, they also have pizzas, a Mexican food bar, the grill and the soft serve station . Marceline is the buffet. Like the wish it is a squishy place when everyone is trying to get breakfast at the same time. The entertainment is very good on the ship. The two focus shows were Beaty and the Beast and Moana and both were excellent productions. Stops on the cruise included Tortola, US Virgin Islands, and Disney's private island Castaway Cay. Castaway Cay is probably the best stop given everyone has access to Disney private beach where they serve lunch and there's a myriad of excursions and activities that you can do on the island. We are platinum members. In my opinion, I think the Disney treasure has the best food of all the ships that we have been on so far in terms of food quality food taste, and just overall very good cooking techniques for their meats. For instance, the lamb and the beef come out pretty much medium in every single meal so that's excellent. Please come and create your own adventure. read more

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This was our first time cruising with Disney so I don't have it to compare with their other ships. I have cruised before so lets get into it. The Treasure is their latest ship and we were their 6th voyage. So it is pretty new. We did Concierge level so it's a bit different. Others might not have it as good as we did. The ship is beautiful. It's big and so nice and well themed. The staff everywhere is amazing. Every time the ship is at a port they were cleaning the outside. Once during our trip they even cleaned our verandah. That's why its so sparkly and crisp looking. From the moment we boarded the ship is was fabulous. They gave you antibacterial wipes every time you boarded and at every dinning location. It was nice. As we entered the ship they announce your family name. an added touch. The decor and themes around the ship were amazing. Great art all around. You get a rotational dinning every night between the 3 main restaurants. 1923, Marvel and Coco. It was really neat and the food was pretty good. Each time the menu changes and on the 7 day cruise you hit each place twice and a third on the one you started with. You can get as much food as you want just like any cruise line. Plus there is the Marcelin Market or buffet going if you didn't want to go to main dinning. There were so many bars , I think 7 so if you want booze it's there. Just no drink packages. No one wants dunk adults next to the kids. I would definitely recommend a trip on the Treasure. We had a fantastic time on our vacation. read more

Disney Treasure - Boat Tours Near Me - Port Canaveral, Florida

What a magical experience! At the time of this writing, this is the latest of the Disney line of cruise ships. We had previously sailed on the sister ship, the Wish, so we wanted to see how this one stacked up on our next voyage. We were not disappointed! The biggest difference between the two (other than minor layout changes, restaurants, lounges, etc.) is how well the theme ties together. With Wish, there isn't much cohesion of the overall design and décor. With Treasure, though, it has a very distinct Aladdin feel about the entire ship. Does that translate to the individually themed lounges? Oh, definitely not. But, it does keep the theming going in common areas and in the rooms more so than Wish does. It's hardly a negative critique, though, but more of an observation. You will find the same level of Disney customer service on board, and this really does extend to the entire crew. I cannot say I found anyone who did not have a "Disney smile" or approach to customer experience that was anything but top notch! The restaurants were all amazing, with very different options to offer! * 1923 - Classic Hollywood style, with lots of artifacts and artwork throughout the dining area. * Worlds of Marvel - Fun, interactive experience with several Marvel characters (on the screens) and experimental foods to try! * Plaza de Coco - Mexican "Dia de los Muertos" themed restaurant with Coco-themed shows, live music, and matching cuisine. This last one was my personal favorite, but in my defense, I am a huge fan of the movie Coco. They pay wonderful homage to it with the stage shows. I cannot rank these, though, beyond preferences, because each one was fantastic in their own ways. They are very different dining experiences, and they should each be experienced in their own way. The entertainment on board kept us busy, especially on 'at sea' days. Their "Broadway-style" shows live up to the billing, especially the Moana and Beauty & The Beast productions... not to be missed! My only real gripe is the shopping. The main store (Mickey's Mainsail) doesn't have a huge selection and I couldn't really find anything there to bring in to the office to share. Minor complaint, but they also weren't flush with all sizes or merchandise. I'm also not sure why they have high-end retailers when more Disney stores or at least specialty Disney shops would have been far more appreciated. The pools are fine for what they are ("kid soup," as my wife calls it). The real star of the pool deck is the Aquamouse, though. Similar to the one on Wish, it's a two-person-per-raft water slide, mostly enclosed, where you can watch a Mickey short on your way up to the drop. I love this idea and they executed it perfectly here, too! I loved the expertly themed lounges, but none more than the Haunted Mansion! OMG we love that ride so much and they pay loving tribute to the attraction with this bar! Best part: it's not adult-only at all times, so you and your kids can enjoy spooky drinks both with and without alcohol together in a creepy environment! Scat Cat's Lounge should have been so much more amazing than it was. I don't mean the design or execution, but the fact that... 1) it's adult-only, which... why?! 2) it's rarely not in use for a tasting event or closed for some other reason. I really wanted to hang out here more often listening to some piano jazz or the like, but alas... it never happened. Oh well. Honestly, even with seven days, we didn't explore all of the ship. The kiddo LOVED the Oceaneer's Club (kids' club for the pre-tween crowd). We didn't get up to the Cove Club at all, nor the infinity pool in that region. We DID make plenty of use of the Hei Hei Café, though! If you enjoy your Starbucks or similar products, this is the stop for you. They have great coffee concoctions, even some with booze! I could go on, but honestly, I'm clearly not the only one that fell in love with this cruise. I've spot-checked the other reviews and we all tend to say the same wonderful things. It's absolutely worth the cost and the experience is unmatched. read more

Where do I even start. I just got back from my Disney Treasure 7 night cruise and it was AMAZING! The Grand Hall was beautiful and a little prettier than the Wish. It had amazing theming and the crew was, like always, also amazing. I recommend the Haunted Mansion parlor which made me feel like I was actually in the Haunted Mansion at the Disney parks. The ship itself was beautiful with the Iconic double red funnels on the top (Which look a lot bigger when you're on the ship) and Disney Cruise Line logo on the funnels. this was my 6th Disney ship that I've been on and definitely my favorite. If I could give it 6 stars, I would. I highly recommend. read more

Beautiful ship! I can't give it five starts because there are a few misses, but overall I loved it and would sail it again. The theming of jewel tones throughout is gorgeous (and a stark, but not bad, contrast to her sister ship, the Wish). I love the idea of Adventure and the roaming 'travelers' that would stop and talk with passengers. The main dining rooms had good theming. Coco was just okay, both in food and show. 1923 is a classic as always, and I'm a Marvel lover so I enjoyed Worlds of Marvel (though it might not be your cup of tea if you're not a Marvel fan). I will say my friend, who has seen maybe 2-3 Marvel movies, did pretty well on the trivia we had one night. They use up a lot of real estate for high-levels shopping, which I think is a waste. The main retail space for merchandise is one long shop, which gets crowded really fast. Cove Cafe is lovely, but the rest of the adult area is a miss. While there are lots of nicely padded loungers, many of them are in direct sun all day, which is a bummer for this fair-skinned Irish woman. The infinity pool off the back of the ship is my favorite place to watch a sail away, but it's way too small and gets crowded really fast. The bars/lounges around the ship have great theming, and each have their own featured drinks/vibe so check them all out. The cast members, as always, are amazing and really made the experience for us. read more

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I received an invitation to the seven day commencement voyage on Disney Treasure. I have never been on a Disney Cruise and this was a brand new ship sailing for seven nights between Disney's Lookout Cay Eleuthera, Falmouth Jamaica, and Disney's Castaway Cay Bahamas. Of couse I said yes, especially since it's not available to the public until it's official maiden voyage on Dec 21st. We arrived on December 1st and parked the car in the parking lot. We then were guided to the ship by the Port staff. My first impression of the Treasure was it reminded me of the luxurious cruise ships from the past like Cunard or White Star. Of course the colors are very Disney as well as some of the exterior features. I especially liked Peter Pan and Captain hook battling it out on the back of the boat. Check in was a breeze here at Port Canaveral so on to boarding the Treasure. Upon boarding the Atrium is completely styled to Aladdin. There is a statue of Aladdin and Jasmine riding the magic carpet next to the lamp. There is also mosaics of characters from the film with a grand chandelier hanging from the ceiling next to a grand staircase. Absolutely stunning. Upon arriving at our room I was thrilled at it's design. The room is in the Alladin theme. When you enter on the left there are two rooms. One has a sink and a toilet and the other has a sink and tub/shower combination. I think this is extra convenient since two people can get themselves ready at the same time. On the right there are cabinets with hanging closets, drawers, and a safe. Plenty of storage for everything you have brought for seven nights. The bedroom has a big comfy bed and tv. Next to that was a pullout couch and a bunk bed that drops down from the ceiling. The private veranda is accessed through a sliding glass door and there is two chairs and a table outside. Ajoining rooms are available if needed. As I walk the Treasure I am getting to think this is truly designed for Adults who love classic Disney films and experiences. The bars have many themes but some of the stand outs are The Haunted Mansion where you can hang out with your favorite ghosts and enjoy drinks like the "Regions Beyond" or "Chilling Challenge". The Skipper Society is themed after The Jungle Cruise and here you can enjoy a cocktail while listening to a very impressive rock band. The Rose is a Beauty and the Beast themed bar which is very elegant and serve some classy cocktails. The Scat Cat Lounge is themed after one of my favorites movies The Aristocats. Here you can enjoy a expertly crafted cocktail while listening to jazz piano. The buffet on our cruise was open for Breakfast and Lunch only. The food here was very tasty and of a good variety. I especially liked the eggs benedict and churro mickey waffles for breakfast. For lunch I enjoyed the chicken tikka masala and duck legs. There are three restaurants on board that you will experience. 1923 is very elegant and my favorite meal here was the double lobster tails. World of Marvel is where you interact with several Marvel characters like Ant-Man, Rocket, and Spiderman. Here my favorite meal was the Beef Wellington. At Plaza de Coco you will enjoy a mexican plaza style dining experience while listening to mariachis play songs from Coco as well as other classic mariachi favorites. My favorite meal here was the chicken mole. Echante and Palo are available at an extra fee. While aboard I relaxed in their heated pool in the Adults only area and even got to ride the aquamouse which is a water roller coaster located above the pool deck. The shows were great and featured Moana and Beauty and the Beast. We also watched two movies in the onboard theater, Moana 2, and Kingdom of Planet of the Apes. On Deck 2 is where the magic happens with Marvel and Star Wars experiences. There was a special time every day where adults were allowed to help AntMan after his suit malfunctions. You also can explore the Star Wars Cargo Bay which is full of animals collected around the galaxy. My favorite is The garbage shoot monster from Epidose 4 which only appears when you crank up his cylindrical aquarium. What would a Disney Cruise be like without fireworks and boy do they put on a show thqt is the envy of the seas. A show that attracts other cruise ships nearby to watch the Disney Treasure light up the sky. I hope that this has been helpful and informative. I would highly suggest a Disney Cruise especially aboard the new Disney Treasure. Remember, A Dream is a Wish your heart makes. read more

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This is my first Disney Cruise experience, but not my first cruise. I've cruised with another company before. I've always wanted to go on a Disney Cruise, and we picked their newest ship, The Treasure. This was their 6th voyage. I was very excited. The ship was beautiful, and the details they put into the ship, WOW! We had an amazing time. I've always heard about the Disney Cruise, how the food is good, good entertainment, and the customer service is good. All true! We did upgrade ourselves to the concierge room. I think this made our stay even more special. Concierge comes with special perks during your stay. We were treated like VIPs. It was very nice. I noticed the little details of customer service they put into voyage. For example, for our dining, they provide wipes for everyone to clean their hands when entering the dining and when entering the ship when ported. The staff announced the family name when you aboard the ship. They are constantly cleaning the ship. There is always something to do on the ship. The Broadway shows were amazing. They had three movie theaters, that showed the latest Disney movies. The water coaster was really fun! I loved that. We had a great time and will probably book another. read more

Amazing ship. Some of the best Broadway Shows on a ship. Food was great, cast members were extremely friendly. The Treasure had some of the best detailed artistry on a ship. Many hidden Mickeys throughout the ship. This cruise has been a blast. This cruise was a Members only First Wave Cruise which stopped off in British Virgin Islands and US Virgin Islands. read more

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still prefer the wish over treasure. however, the treasure does do a good job not competing with the wish by offering longer itineraries. i prefer plaza de coco over arendelle for theming, entertainment, and menu. i also thought beauty and the beast was extremely well done- but i still prefer aladdin and little mermaid on the wish. we had issues with the design of our family deluxe room for 4 which they had deliberately replaced with a useless double door shelving unit that resembles a murphy bed- which was what we were trying to avoid, but ended up with a piece of furniture that looks like it stores a murphy bed. the corner seating chair and stool were also missing from the treasure. wardrobe doors are hinged instead of sliding, which poses safety issues to exit the cabin if there's ever an emergency, too many hinged doors can be left open and get in the way, always bumping against the front door or bathroom doors. haunted mansion parlor tho- stellar. even better than the actual ride. it was such a cool experience but i don't think HMP alone would be convincing enough for us to return. last but not least- last minute changing of our sailing itinerary / port was a major letdown. really should've been communicated early enough instead of the day prior to sailing. OBC was nice, but not nearly enough to make up for the main reason for our sailing booking. read more

It was so fun, the Incredizone, the grand hall, the ENTIRE ship was awesome. So many pools, the food was delicious, Worlds of Marvel really put on a show! Donald's cantina was my favorite Food Festival place. Overall very good ship. read more