Thinking about leveling up your Disney cruise experience? The Concierge level is probably on your radar—and for good reason.
It’s marketed as the ultimate way to cruise in luxury, with a long list of exclusive perks, personalized service, and VIP treatment that sounds almost too good to pass up.
But let’s be real—this kind of luxury comes with a significant price tag.
So, the big question is: Is it worth it?
I’ve experienced Disney Cruise Concierge firsthand, and I’m breaking it all down for you—the perks, the price, and whether or not it’s the right move for your next Disney adventure.
What is Disney Cruise Concierge?
Disney Cruise Concierge is the premium accommodation option for those looking for an elevated experience at sea.
In other words – it gives you upgraded staterooms and some perks.
Concierge staterooms and suites are among the most spacious and well-appointed on the ship, offering added comfort and convenience.
Along with your room, you’ll enjoy access to exclusive areas, enhanced services, and a dedicated Concierge team to assist with your needs.
Each Disney ship offers Concierge options, including Oceanview Staterooms with Verandahs, One and Two Bedroom Suites, luxurious Royal Suites and even Tower Suites in the ships funnel.
However, the specific facilities and experiences can vary depending on the ship, so it is essential to know what each ship offers.
Disney Cruise Concierge Lounge and Deck Facilities by Ship
The concierge facilities are very different according to the specific ship.
The Classic Ships, Disney Magic and Wonder were not originally designed to have a concierge lounge. It was only in subsequent dry docks years after their launch that the lounge and outdoor deck was added.
Over the years, DCL has allocated much more ship real estate space and money to concierge staterooms. The Wish Class ships show how the concept has evolved – but even the older ships have allocated more staterooms and even created lounges were they didn’t exist before.
The Classic Ships
The Concierge concept was in it’s infancy when the first ships were built over 20 years ago.
Disney Wonder and Disney Magic: Concierge Stateroom Categories
Disney Wonder and Disney Magic have a total of
| Stateroom Type | Category | Quantity | Square Footage (SF) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | Cat V | 22 | 304 SF | Deck 8 | Family-friendly staterooms with private verandahs and ocean views. |
| Concierge One Bedroom Suite with Verandah | Cat T | 14 | 614 SF | Deck 8 | Spacious one-bedroom suites with verandahs, ideal for families or couples. |
| Concierge Two Bedroom Suite with Verandah | Cat S | 2 | 945 SF | Deck 8 | Two-bedroom suites featuring a king bed, two twin beds, and a sleeper sofa; perfect for larger families. |
| Walter E. Disney and Roy O. Disney Suites | Cat R | 2 | 1,029 SF | Deck 8 | Iconic luxury suites with two bedrooms, a dining area, and a large private verandah. |
Disney Magic and Disney Wonder Concierge Lounge and Deck
Both ships were retrofitted with the lounge and deck – originally they didn’t have them at all.
Disney Magic (1998)
- Lounge: Located on Deck 10. Offers light snacks, beverages, and a quiet retreat for Concierge guests.
- Sundeck: Smaller private sundeck on Deck 10 with loungers, towels, and sunscreen. No hot tubs available.
Disney Wonder (1999)
- Lounge: Located on Deck 10. Similar to the Magic, it provides snacks, beverages, and a comfortable space for Concierge guests.
- Sundeck: A small private sundeck on Deck 10 with loungers, towels, and sunscreen. No hot tubs available.
Dream Class Ships
When the Dream Class ships were built the concierge concept on cruise ships was becoming much more popular. DCL recognized this and expanded both the number of concierge staterooms and suites available, and added a lounge and deck when the ships were built.
Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy: Concierge Stateroom Categories
There are 42 Concierge Staterooms on Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream.
The Tower Suite will be added to Disney Fantasy in the dry dock in October 2025.
| Stateroom Type | Category | Quantity | Square Footage (SF) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | Cat V | 20 | 306 SF | Decks 11 and 12 | Family-friendly staterooms with stunning ocean views and verandahs. |
| Concierge One Bedroom Suite with Verandah | Cat T | 19 | 622 SF | Decks 11 and 12 | Spacious one-bedroom suites with private verandahs. |
| Walter E. Disney and Roy O. Disney Suites | Cat R | 2 | 1,781 SF | Decks 11 and 12 | Luxurious suites named after Walt and Roy |
| Concierge Tower Suite | Cat 01A | 1 | 2,030 SF | Decks 13 and 14 (special access) | Sleeps up to 8: 2 main bedrooms (king beds), children’s bedroom (bunk beds), library/bedroom with queen wall bed. |
Disney Dream (2011)
- Lounge: Located on Deck 12. Features indoor seating, complimentary snacks, light meals, and self-serve beverages (including soft drinks and select alcoholic drinks in the evening).
- Sundeck: Private sundeck on Deck 13 with loungers, towels, sunscreen, and shaded areas. Includes two whirlpool hot tubs.
Disney Fantasy (2012)
- Lounge: Located on Deck 12. Similar to the Dream, it includes snacks, light meals, and a selection of beverages in a relaxed indoor setting.
- Sundeck: Private sundeck on Deck 13 with loungers, towels, sunscreen, shaded areas, and two whirlpool hot tubs.
Disney Wish Class – Disney Wish, Treasure and Destiny
By the time that the Wish Class ships were being designed, Disney recognized the full potential of Concierge and also the demand for increased facilities.
The Wish Class has a much larger lounge and outside deck space – including a pool which has an ocean view.
Disney Wish and Disney Treasure: Concierge Stateroom Categories
| Stateroom Type | Category | Quantity | Square Footage (SF) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah | Cat V | 53 | 296–306 SF | Decks 11 and 12 | Family-friendly staterooms with ocean views and private verandahs. |
| Concierge One Bedroom Suite with Verandah | Cat T | 23 | 608–622 SF | Decks 11 and 12 | Spacious one-bedroom suites with luxurious furnishings and private verandahs. |
| Concierge Two Story Royal Suite | Cat R | 2 | 1,759 SF | Decks 13 and 14 | Lavish two-story suites with a spiral staircase, two bedrooms, and a large verandah. |
| Concierge Tower Suite | Cat WT | 1 | 1,966 SF | Funnel on Decks 14 and 15 | Iconic suite located in the forward funnel, featuring 2 bedrooms, a children’s room, and unique views |
Disney Wish (2022)
- Lounge: Located on Deck 12. Features spacious seating, snacks, light meals, and a variety of complimentary drinks, including select cocktails and specialty coffee.
- Sundeck: Private Concierge sundeck on Deck 13 with loungers, towels, sunscreen, shaded cabana-like seating, and a whirlpool spa.
Disney Treasure (2024)
- Lounge: Located on Deck 12, offering snacks, light meals, and beverages in a refined indoor setting.
- Sundeck: A private sundeck on Deck 13, similar to the Wish, with loungers, hot tubs, shaded seating, and amenities like sunscreen and towels.
How Much Does Concierge Cost?
Let’s address the big question: how much does Concierge actually cost?
This is a very difficult question to answer as there are many variables:
- The ship. The newer ships are generally higher priced.
- Availability. Concierge staterooms book quickly. The closer to opening date you book the lower the price.
- The itinerary. Alaska and European sailings tend to be higher priced. Australia and New Zealand sailings are usually the lowest.
Here you can see the opening day prices for Disney Treasure when sailings were released:
Disney Treasure Concierge – How Much Does It Cost?
Safe to say that on all the Disney ships a Concierge Family Stateroom with Verandah is a big step up in price from a non concierge Verandah staterooms.
And the Suites are a big step up from those.
With the Tower Suite – it’s either this or buying a car ….
Disney Dream Tower Suite – Just How Much is it Really?
Disney Wish Tower Suite – Prepare for The Astonishing Prices!
To get an idea of pricing here are some Concierge Staterooms and Suites.
All rates shown are accurate on May 23, 2025 and are for 2 people with taxes and port fees included:
| Stateroom Type | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Family Oceanview | $4,148 |
| Concierge Family Oceanview with Verandah | $4,352 |
| One-Bedroom Suite with Verandah | $5,840 |
| One-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah | $9,518 |
| One-Story Royal Suite with Verandah | $11,252 |
| Two-Story Royal Suite with Verandah | $13,976 |
| Destiny Tower Suite | $16,082 |
| Stateroom Type | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Family Oceanview | $9,132 |
| Concierge Family Oceanview with Verandah | $8,932 |
| One-Bedroom Suite with Verandah | $13,252 |
| One-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah | $19,932 |
| One-Story Royal Suite with Verandah | N/A |
| Two-Story Royal Suite with Verandah | N/A |
| Disney Wish Tower Suite | $45,772 |
| Stateroom Type | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Family Concierge with Verandah | $19,861 |
| One-Bedroom Suite | $28,695 |
| Two-Bedroom Concierge | $50,525 |
| Royal Suite | $58,487 |
| Stateroom Type | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Family Concierge with Verandah | $13,107 |
| One-Bedroom Suite | $20,443 |
| Two-Bedroom Concierge | $42,703 |
| Royal Suite | N/A |
| Stateroom Type | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Family Oceanview | $18,717 |
| Concierge Family Oceanview with Verandah | $17,611 |
| One-Bedroom Suite with Verandah | $30,029 |
| One-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah | $40,739 |
| One-Story Royal Suite with Verandah | $47,851 |
| Two-Story Royal Suite with Verandah | $60,689 |
| Tomorrow Tower Suite | $69,957 |
Now you know I said that some prices you could either spend it on a Concierge Suite or buy a car with it – well obviously you would get a pretty nice car for these Suite prices.
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Disney Cruise Concierge Perks
Concierge guests enjoy a range of exclusive benefits as well as access to the lounge and outside decks.
Here’s a detailed look at what’s included:
Dedicated Concierge Hosts
The Concierge Hosts are the heart of the experience. They’re available to assist with anything you need, from dining reservations to special requests.
Priority Booking for Activities and Dining
One of the biggest perks of Concierge is the ability to book activities, dining, and excursions ahead of other guests. This makes a huge difference when trying to secure reservations for popular experiences like:
- Cabanas on Castaway Cay (Disney’s private island).
- Signature dining at Palo, Remy and Enchante
- Limited-capacity excursions.
- Royal Court Tea
This is a huge perk – both before and during your cruise.
Concierge guests send an email Shoreside Concierge up to 130 days prior to boarding with all your requests.
Online booking for concierge guests is available starting 123 days before sailing.
This gives you an invaluable head start on certain bookings. If you want that Castaway Cabana then this is probably the only change you are going to get one.
When you are sailing on your cruise the Concierge Team is there to help you with anything that you need.
They really do want to do everything that you can to make sure you have a wonderful experience.
One thing I will always remember is that wonderful Concierge Host, a fellow Brit, who I mentioned to that I missed Branston Pickle. She actually found me some on the ship (it’s definitely not standard)! and every day after that I had my favorite cheese and pickle sandwich waiting for me in the lounge.
Priority Boarding and Disembarkation
From the moment you arrive at the port, Concierge guests are treated like VIPs.
You’ll have access to a dedicated check-in line and waiting area, and you’ll be among the first to board the ship.
Having said that, not all ports are created equal. The Disney Treasure Port Canaveral Boarding Area is a private space, not luxurious, but you board through a private door ahead of the crowd. And yes, this does mean that you miss the Micky Ears.
However, the Port Canaveral terminal which Disney is using for Disney Wish really doesn’t have a particularly good waiting area for Concierge Guests. It is just a roped off area in the main termial.
Your stateroom will also be ready earlier than others, allowing you to skip the wait and start enjoying your vacation right away.
On disembarkation day, you’ll receive priority treatment again, avoiding the crowds and long lines as you leave the ship. You can also order Room Service Breakfast on disembarkation day, which isn’t available to standard guests.
Is it Worth it?
This is definitely one of those “nice to have” benefits. It is a great feeling to be first on the ship.
It is also good to have priority disembarkation – it is bad enough to have to leave the ship, but at least not having to stand in a line makes you feel slightly better. And Room Service breakfast makes the final morning a lot more relaxed.
Priority Theatre Seating
This is one of my favorite perks. Particularly on Disney Treasure – as it is a new ship the demand for the shows, particularly Moana, is very high, so it is nice to not have to stand in line to be sure of getting a seat.
On some of the ships there is allocated seating for Concierge Guests. On the Classic Ships Magic and Wonder, you can enter the Walt Disney Theatre before every one else and pick a seat.
You also get free popcorn, and of course you can take your drink from the Concierge Happy Hour with you if you want.
Embarkation Lunch
Everyone has the opportunity to have a sit down lunch when they board – there is not need to head to the buffet.
But Concierge Guests get a dedicated restaurant and a slightly different menu with complimentary alcoholic beverages.
Is it Worth It? This is a nice start to the cruise and it is a good opportunity to meet your Concierge Team. However, unlike other cruise lines, this is the only opportunity for Concierge Guests to have a dedicated space at a restaurant.
It’s a nice perk, but it’s not that much of one.
Related: Disney Cruise Concierge Embarkation Lunch Review
Enhanced Stateroom Amenities
Concierge rooms and suites come with several upgrades to make your stay more comfortable:
- Pillow Menu: Choose between feather, memory foam, or hypoallergenic pillows.
- Luxury Bedding and Robes: Plush duvets and soft robes elevate your in-room experience.
- Upgraded Toiletries: High-quality products in your stateroom
- Personalized Room Service: Enjoy a wider menu, including, if you are staying in a Suite main dining room meals delivered straight to your stateroom.
Concierge Lounge Access
Now this is one of the best perks.
The Concierge Lounge is your private retreat onboard. Open from early morning until late evening, it offers complimentary snacks, light meals, and drinks.
Every lounge has a fabulous Coffee Maker where you can make your own creations – from espresso to Cappuccino.
Every Lounge has Happy Hour in the Lounge from 5 pm until 10 pm. This includes beer, wine and cocktails.
Private Concierge Sundeck
For those who value peace and quiet, the private Concierge sundeck is a game-changer.
This exclusive area is a serene escape from the busy pool deck.
You’ll find loungers, fresh towels, complimentary sunscreen, and even cooling facial sprays to keep you comfortable.
As we have talked about earlier, the concierge sundecks do vary a lot in how they are designed. The newer ships have decks that are much more impressive than the Classic ships.
But all are a nice, relatively quiet place to relax.
Is Disney Cruise Concierge Worth The Cost?
The answer depends on your priorities and budget. Here’s my take:
When Concierge is Worth It:
- If you value luxury and personalized service.
- On shorter cruises, where priority booking and early boarding make a big difference.
- For special occasions like honeymoons or milestone birthdays.
When It Might Not Be Worth It:
- If you’re on a tight budget. The money saved could go toward a second cruise or other vacation experiences.
- On longer cruises, where there’s less competition for activities and dining reservations.
Final Thoughts
Disney Cruise Concierge is a luxury upgrade that offers exceptional service, exclusive perks, and a touch of magic.
While it’s not necessary to have an amazing Disney cruise, it can elevate your experience to a whole new level—if your budget allows.
If you’ve been considering Concierge, and it is in budget I’d recommend trying it at least once, especially for a shorter cruise or a special occasion. It’s an unforgettable way to sail, and the memories you’ll create are priceless.
Alison Meacham is the founder of EverythingMouse Disney Blog. For over 15 years she has shared her love of Disney Parks, Disney Cruises and Universal Orlando. In over 30 years of Disney Travel she has spent countless months in Disney Parks and has sailed on over 45 cruises. A British native and now a United States resident she splits her time between California, Florida and the UK. And spends a serious amount of time sailing the seven seas. She helps over 200,000 people per month follow their Disney travel dreams.