Disney Treasure First Look!

Photo by Disney Destinations

By Disney Destinations

It’s time to come aboard Disney Cruise Line’s new ship, the Disney Treasure! Before it sets sail on its inaugural voyage out across the sea, chart a course for the very first photos of the majestic new vessel. First, we must see where all Disney Cruise guests begin their vacation: the Grand Hall, or as we like to think of it – our palace on the seas. The Grand Hall embodies the ship’s theme of adventure and draws on real-world influences from Asia and Africa, as well as the enchanting land of Agrabah from the Walt Disney Animation Studios film, “Aladdin.”

Disney Details Found in the Grand Hall on the Disney Treasure

True to Disney Cruise Line tradition, the Disney Treasure features a unique character statue that brings the ship’s theme to life.

At the heart of the Grand Hall is a life-size bronze statue of Aladdin, Princess Jasmine and Magic Carpet, right at the base of the grand staircase. Surrounding this iconic statue, are even more details found throughout the Grand Hall that are inspired by “Aladdin” and represent the film’s spirit of adventure. Nearby the statue, guests will spot the magic lamp. The Grand Hall’s intricate carpet evokes the fountain in Jasmine’s courtyard and also features animals guests will see in the film including Aladdin’s mischievous monkey sidekick Abu, Jasmine’s birds, the golden scarab beetle, and more.

Entertainment Experiences in the Grand Hall on the Disney Treasure

The Grand Hall also becomes a dynamic theater that offers incredible entertainment experiences, character encounters and interactions with special storytellers – the Treasure “Sea”kers – who perform short retellings of classic Disney stories. Just like onboard the Disney Treasure, the Grand Hall is just the beginning of our adventure through the ship today!

Welcome to the Skipper Society!

Welcome aboard! We’re setting our sights on the newly minted eighth wonder of the world, Skipper Society aboard the Disney Treasure!

Inspired by the iconic Disney Parks Jungle Cruise attraction, Skipper Society honors the trusty, dry-witted skippers that turn each voyage at Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort and Tokyo Disneyland into a hilarious adventure.

The Experience at Skipper Society on the Disney Treasure

While sipping from a clever craft cocktail menu or sampling a signature waffle treat, guests will hear an array of Disney Parks music, including spiel from beloved Jungle Cruise attractions around the world... like, the backside of water! O2H! O2H!

Design of the New Skipper Society on the Disney Treasure

The venue sits beneath a canopy of tropical foliage and is decked out with camp-style furnishings in natural colors. Guests can find references to the famous attraction throughout the space, from whimsical parrot-shaped chandeliers to postcards brought back from travels abroad. And fun fact: the green and red tones depicted on the walls of Skipper Society are exact color matches to the Jungle Cruise attraction marquee at Disneyland.

Haunted Mansion Parlor Materializes

Welcome, foolish mortals... it’s time for the first look inside the Haunted Mansion Parlor onboard Disney Cruise Line’s new ship, the Disney Treasure!

What to Expect When Visiting the Haunted Mansion Parlor on the Disney Treasure

The Haunted Mansion Parlor serves up spirited craft cocktails in a frightful lounge that resembles a first-class drawing room you would see on a classic cruise liner. And this one-of-a-kind lounge draws inspiration from the original Haunted Mansion, with a nautical twist, where guests are invited to the ghostly realm of a jovial sea captain and his strange, but captivating fiancé.

Details to Discover in the Haunted Mansion Parlor on the Disney Treasure

The Haunted Mansion Parlor is full of eerie experiences and design elements, including portraits that shift to reveal secrets of the captain and his bride-to-be, a mysterious aquarium with ghostly fish, and more frightfully fun details to discover. If you look near the fireplace, you’ll spot a statue of celebrated Disney Imagineer Rolly Crump that includes several tributes to his idea for a “Museum of the Weird,” including a melting face that resembles the “Candle Man,” his very first idea for the museum.

And, a ghost may even follow you home on your voyage… The Haunted Mansion Parlor mirror will offer a frightening surprise when the famous hitchhiking ghosts mysteriously appear in the frame.

Specialty Merchandise for Haunted Mansion Parlor on the Disney Treasure

For those of you with a home aesthetic which, ahem, screams “haunted ship,” you’re in luck! The Haunted Mansion Parlor will also offer exclusive merchandise, from commemorative mugs inspired by The Mariner and the captain’s fiancé to a nostalgic Haunted Mansion clock. These are all perfect keepsakes for Haunted Mansion fans to take home from the parlor.

Dining at Plaza de Coco

Bienvenidos a Plaza de Coco! We’re excited to take guests inside the world’s first theatrical dining experience themed to the Pixar Animation Studios film, “Coco” onboard the Disney Treasure. Guests will experience two distinct, celebratory evenings at Plaza de Coco, where live music and special appearances by beloved characters will bring the story of Miguel and the Rivera family to life, right where it left off on screen. Get ready for evenings filled with song!

The Experience at Plaza de Coco on the Disney Treasure

Guests and their familias are invited to gather at Mariachi Plaza in the fantastical town of Santa Cecilia for two colorful, music-filled theatrical dining experiences with live performances that feature favorite characters, including Miguel, Abuelita, Mamá Imelda and Héctor.

So, what’s on the menu? Guests should get ready for a festive lineup of family favorites and Mexican-inspired fare paired with delicious, themed drink options including Abuelita Elena Shrimp Diabla, Luisa’s Pollo Asado and for something sweet, Mexican Chocolate Tart.

The Design of Plaza de Coco on the Disney Treasure

The vibrant venue pays homage to the film, including the Rivera family’s Ofrenda, featuring family photos and marigolds. Imagineers also created colorful papel picados inspired by the motifs in Mexican folklore, music and floral elements. In honor of the Rivera family shoemaking business, the space is also decorated with shoes and traditional shoemaking equipment.

‘Disney The Tale of Moana’ Stage Show

Curtains up for “Disney The Tale of Moana”! The first ever-stage adaptation of the beloved Walt Disney Animation Studios film, “Moana” takes center stage in the Walt Disney Theater aboard the Disney Treasure, and we’ve got a first look at the beautiful Broadway-style production.

More About ‘Disney The Tale of Moana’ on the Disney Treasure

From the very first scene, this spectacular show takes guests on a journey across land and sea, with set design and musical elements inspired by cultures of the Pacific Islands woven throughout, that inspires Moana’s classic tale. “An Innocent Warrior” begins the show with vibrant dance and songs in a mix of languages including Tuvaluan, Tokelauan and Samoan. The show also includes the first stage performance of the song, “Warrior Face,” inspired by traditional Haka.

Larger-than-life puppetry fills the Walt Disney Theatre stage throughout the show, including the largest puppet Disney Cruise Line has ever created in the massive, fiery Te Kā towering over the audience before eventually transforming into the gentle island goddess, Te Fiti. The show will feature several memorable songs from the film including, “How Far I’ll Go"!

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