We’re sharing the details you’ll find when you stay in one of the amazing staterooms found on Disney’s newest cruise ship.
One of the most important details of booking a Disney Cruise Line vacation is choosing your stateroom. Sure, you’ll spend plenty of time in the delicious dining spots and exploring lounges, pools, and so much more on board – but the staterooms are where you’ll head for rest and relaxation. And on the new Disney Treasure, the staterooms are standouts, with plenty of room for families and uniquely designed theming (with that special Disney touch, of course).
Below, we’re sharing everything to know about what the staterooms are like on the Disney Treasure.
The Disney Treasure’s Staterooms Are Designed for Rest and Relaxation
When you step into your stateroom aboard any Disney Cruise Line ship, you know you’re about to have one wonderfully exciting – and relaxing! –vacation. On the Disney Treasure, you can expect the experience to be similar, but with extra touches specifically designed to create wholly restful accommodations.
In total, the Treasure features 1,256 staterooms. 1,133 of those rooms feature an ocean view, either via a verandah or windows. The staterooms aboard the Treasure are bright and airy in their decor and design. They are similar to the staterooms on the Disney Wish, but you’ll notice that there are plenty of differences. From new blankets and paintings to differently-hued couches, the Treasure’s staterooms tweak what’s familiar and give it a fresh update.
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Additionally, there’s a big perk inside every Disney Treasure stateroom: Every stateroom has a tub!
There are a variety of different staterooms to choose from as you book voyages aboard the Treasure, all with different locations, sizing, and theming. On this ship, each stateroom will have the overall theme present, too: All of the treasures you can discover!
Beloved Disney Stories Take Center Stage Inside the Staterooms
At the heart of the Disney Treasure is an adventure, with nearly every detail of ship’s design planned around the spirit of adventure. So, in choosing the beloved Disney characters and stories that would appear in the ship’s staterooms, it’s no surprise that Disney Cruise Line opted for some of the most incredible adventurers you know!
The ship’s various elements were designed in collaboration Walt Disney Animation as well as Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm. All of these different studios were involved in the process, which means you’ll find characters from across many different Disney properties present. There are four main room categories: Inside, Oceanview, Verandah, and Concierge.
Concierge Staterooms
Concierge features the most accommodations, with premium amenities and services:
- Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite
- Concierge 2-Story Royal Suite with Verandah
- Concierge 1-Story Royal Suite with Verandah
- Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah
- Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah
- Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah
- Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom
Rajah Royal Suite. Photo by Abby Richardson
Verandah Staterooms
The Verandah staterooms are the second most spacious outside of Concierge, each featuring a private balcony:
- Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah
- Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah
Oceanview Staterooms
The Oceanview staterooms are more spacious than a standard Inside stateroom, with scenic views through a porthole window:
- Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom
- Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom
Inside Staterooms
The standard Inside stateroom has no exterior view, but are conveniently located near the ship’s restaurants and lounges:
- Standard Inside Stateroom
Theming for the standard rooms (non-concierge) is inspired by Aladdin, Pocahontas, Encanto, Up, Finding Nemo, and Luca. The concierge rooms are inspired by The Lion King, while the two-bedroom suites are inspired by a few large Disney cats (specifically Bagheera and Rajah). The Tower Suite is inspired by EPCOT (more on that below).
As for where each is located, here’s a deck-by-deck breakdown:
- Deck 2: Aladdin and Pocahontas
- Deck 6: Aladdin and Pocahontas
- Deck 7: Aladdin and Pocahontas
- Deck 8: Encanto and Up
- Deck 9: Encanto and Up
- Deck 10: Finding Nemo and Luca
- Deck 11: Finding Nemo and Luca
- Deck 12: Royal Suites (Themed to Rajah and Bagheera)
- Deck 13 and 14: Concierge Rooms (Themed to The Lion King)
- Deck 14: Tomorrow Tower Suite
Tomorrow Tower Suite
Additionally, one specialty suite on the Disney Treasure reflects adventure in a different way: by looking ahead to tomorrow. The Tomorrow Tower Suite, which has room for eight Guests, features a geodesic look, with style touches like wavy, carpeted walls and shades of grey. Inspired by the promise of tomorrow and the original premise behind EPCOT, this uniquely designed suite sits inside the ship’s funnel and makes Guests feel totally futuristic during their cruises.
Tomorrowland Tower Suite. Photo by Abby Richardson
Inside the Tomorrow Tower Suite, you’ll also find touches that reference EPCOT and its beloved history with Disney fans. For example, you’ll want to keep an eye out for Figment if you have the chance to stay in the suite! The adorable purple dragon from Journey Into Imagination will be hiding in various poses throughout this special stateroom.
At the base of the winding spiral staircase inside the two-story suite, you’ll also notice a nod to EPCOT’s park icon: Spaceship Earth. A sculpture that brings Spaceship Earth to life will welcome you inside, with some cool music and lighting effects to make it extra-special.
Ready to Set Sail in a Disney Treasure Stateroom?
If you can’t wait to experience the various staterooms aboard the Disney Treasure, you can book now through our travel agent partner! Simply fill out a quick and easy form and an agent will be in touch with you right away to plan your Disney vacation.
Thank you to Disney for hosting us during a preview sailing of the Disney Treasure.
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