I just returned from a week sailing the Eastern Caribbean on the Disney Treasure, and I have so much to share!
This ship is absolutely stunningly gorgeous. I can’t overstate that. She has so many incredible details, and the familiar spaces from the Disney Wish have been “pulsed” up to a whole new level.
I could go on and on about how beautiful she is, but I will share some pictures instead. I have to say, though, that pictures really can not capture what it’s like to stand in this Grand Hall or the other areas of the ship.
When we boarded, we were greeted by Minnie Mouse in her adventure attire. So fun!
We then explored the Grand Hall for a while. Throughout the whole week, every time I walked through here, I felt like I saw a new detail.
There are fun activities and things to enjoy in the Grand Hall throughout the week, such as Jack Jack’s Diaper Dash and character meets. My favorite thing, though, was any time Victrophonics was performing. I loved their music!
The statue of this ship is of Aladdin and Jasmine on the magic carpet. And of course, the magic lamp is nearby.
We had a beautiful portrait taken in front of the statue on formal night. There are so many cool photo opportunities in the Grand Hall because of the gorgeous decor!
We loved the venues around the ship. The Jade Cricket Cafe was our favorite spot for specialty coffee.
Our stateroom was Pocahontas-themed and so comfortable! The staterooms on this ship have the classic Disney Cruise Line split bathroom, which is super handy when getting ready for the day or for dinner.
Shows and entertainment on this ship were wonderful! If you enjoy laughing, do NOT miss the Indiana Jones show put on by Coriander and Sage (18+). This duo also did a really fun Jungle Cruise activity in the Grand Hall for all ages, as well as some other fun activities.
For the stage shows in the Walt Disney Theatre, we were able to see both Beauty and the Beast and the brand new Moana show. When I say these shows are top caliber, I mean it! Absolutely stunning sets and the voices, acting, costuming, and even special effects! It was all just incredible. We were also able to see the brand new movie Thunderbolts* in the theater, which was a lot of fun.
I do recommend arriving an hour before the Moana show if you want a good seat. And about 30-45 minutes before Beauty and the Beast. For the Indiana Jones show, you need to arrive 45 -60 minutes beforehand if you want a seat. It’s very popular!
Here is a peek at the Moana set framing.
One highlight of this ship is the Haunted Mansion Parlor. You can spend so much time in here and not see all of the special details and effects. Imagineering really outdid themselves with this venue. It was packed both times we went in, but the server did a great job finding us a place to sit and enjoy!
Dining on this ship was a lot of fun! We had the 1923 restaurant, Plaza de Coco, and Worlds of Marvel. My favorite by far was Plaza de Coco.
The ports on this cruise were Tortola, St Thomas, and Castaway Cay. My favorite had to be Tortola. We did a shore excursion where I drove a jeep off-road up a mountain, and then we went to a gorgeous beach!
St Thomas always has the best views from Paradise Point (you can even see the ship!). We toured Blackbeard’s Castle, which was very interesting.
And of course, a beautiful beach day at Castaway Cay. You can’t beat those calm Bahamian waters.
We had a few relaxing sea days, won some trivia (medals, yay!), and ate yummy food.
Of course, we also met characters and really enjoyed the little “see you soon” goodbye show with Coriander and Sage in the Grand Hall on the last night.
I absolutely loved this ship and I can’t wait to sail on her again!
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