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Disney Cruise Line · DCL TRITON/Disney WISH

Disney Treasure

4.0· 785 votesBuilt 2024 · 144,256 GT · 15 decks84 sailings from $285/night
Guests
2,4763,466
Crew
1,555
Cabins
1,256
Length
341 m
Space ratio
42
Homeport pattern
Port Canaveral

Where she is right now

AIS reported 04:48 UTC · 21 Sept 2026
En route · Cozumel· 9/21/2026, 4:48:20 AM· Course 225°
Position
21.96°N, 85.32°W
Heading
225° · COG 225°
Speed
22 kn
Destination
Cozumel
Our take · opinion

Adventure-themed Disney, done new

Disney Treasure is Wish-class Disney with an Aladdin soul. We’d put multi-gen families here when they want character immersion, rotational dining, and a private-island week more than a megaship waterpark arms race.

We experience Disney Treasure as a storytelling ship first. The Agrabah-inspired Grand Hall sets the tone while AquaMouse and Slide-a-Saurus Rex handle splash energy, and kids live in Oceaneer Club while teens claim Edge and Vibe. Adults get a real off-ramp at Quiet Cove, so our advice is to schedule kid clubs early and keep evenings from turning into hallway logistics.

Cabins are why Disney still wins family hardware: standard verandahs sleep four with split baths, Magical Portholes rescue inside rooms, and Concierge tiers unlock lounge access when the party wants quieter mornings. We pressure-test interconnects and midship verandahs before chasing the Tomorrow Tower Suite. Ask us about noise over public decks before you lock a category—especially with light sleepers in the mix.

Evenings, rotational dining through Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, and Royal Palace is the product; save Palo or Remy for one adults-only night, and treat Plaza de Coco plus Jumbeaux’s Sweets as the Treasure-only must-dos. Versus Dream-class sisters, we see her as the newer Wish chapter with sharper theming and LNG hardware underneath the costume. Confirm Castaway Cay and Lighthouse Point calls on your sailing below, then we will match cabin, Concierge, and dining strategy to who is traveling.

She's for
  • Multi-generational families who want Disney immersion without Icon-scale crowds
  • Parents of under-8s who need serious kids clubs and split-bath cabins
  • Adults who still want Quiet Cove and Palo/Remy nights
  • First-timers who prefer story and service over megaship spectacle
She's not for
  • Travellers allergic to character culture and pirate nights
  • Shoppers chasing the biggest waterpark or nightlife circuit
  • Anyone who wants a quiet, adults-first luxury yacht week
Honest caveat

Popular nights at Plaza de Coco, Palo, and Remy book out fast on short Caribbean weeks. Ask us to lock dining and Concierge strategy before you sail so peak evenings don’t feel like a scramble.

The record · ship background

Disney Treasure, on paper

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Disney Treasure is the second Wish/Triton-class newbuild from Meyer Werft Papenburg for Disney Cruise Line. Steel work advanced through 2023 and 2024; she floated in August 2024, conveyed down the Ems for outfitting, and delivered on 24 October 2024. Christening followed on the Hudson River in November 2024, with Walt Disney Company employees named honorary godparents.

She joins Disney Wish as the Aladdin-themed sibling in a three-ship order that also includes Disney Destiny, with a later Believe still scheduled. The class sits near Dream and Fantasy scale at roughly 144,000 GT and about 1,250 staterooms, but runs LNG propulsion (new for DCL) and brings Wish-class tech such as Enchanted Art, Wave Phones, and Magical Portholes into the corridors and inside cabins.

Deployment has centered on Port Canaveral Caribbean weeks that typically include Castaway Cay and, on longer patterns, Lighthouse Point. Confirm the voyage and private-island calls on this page before you treat any homeport or itinerary as fixed.

Build record

Keel to delivery
2023 – 2024
Inaugural
Dec 2024, Port Canaveral
Fuel
Dual-fuel LNG
Sisters
Disney Believe, Disney Wish, Disney Destiny
Commerce

Upcoming sailings

22 itineraries · 84 sail dates on Disney Treasure. Fares are live and change daily.

SailingDateDepartNights$/nInsideBalconySuite
7-Night Halloween On The High Seas Eastern Caribbean Cruise From Port CanaveralPort Canaveral | Tortola | St Thomas,US Virgin Is | Castaway Cay | Port Canaveral · 3 dates
Sep 26, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)7$331$2,317$2,821$5,775
7-Night Halloween On The High Seas Western Caribbean Cruise From Port CanaveralPort Canaveral | Cozumel | George Town, Grand Cayman | Falmouth | Castaway Cay | Port Canaveral · 9 dates
Oct 3, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)7$288$2,014$2,427$6,522
7-Night Halloween On The High Seas Eastern Caribbean Cruise From Port CanaveralPort Canaveral | Tortola | St Thomas,US Virgin Is | Castaway Cay | Port Canaveral · 7 dates
Oct 10, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)7$293$2,050$2,505$6,537
7-Night Halloween On The High Seas Western Caribbean Cruise From Port CanaveralPort Canaveral | Cozumel | George Town, Grand Cayman | Falmouth | Castaway Cay | Port Canaveral · 15 dates
Oct 17, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)7$285$1,993$2,406$6,347
7-Night Eastern Caribbean Cruise From Port CanaveralPort Canaveral | Tortola | San Juan | Castaway Cay | Port Canaveral · 3 dates
Nov 7, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)7$293$2,050$2,505$6,523
7-Night Very Merrytime Eastern Caribbean Cruise From Port CanaveralPort Canaveral | St Thomas,US Virgin Is | Tortola | Castaway Cay | Port Canaveral · 5 dates
Nov 21, 2026Orlando (Port Canaveral)7$390$2,729$3,492$10,387
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