Food is a major part of the enjoyment of any cruise. And with a Disney Cruise you not only get to experience the food, but the immersion into the dining experiences that their restaurants have to offer.
So what restaurants and dining experiences does Disney Treasure feature?
DISNEY TREASURE MAIN DINING RESTAURANTS
All of the Disney Cruise Ships have three rotational dining restaurants. These are the main dining restaurants that guests “rotate around”.
Your Servers rotate with you so that they get to know you and your dining preferences. This is a unique feature of Disney Cruise ships and it works exceptionally well.
As Disney Treasure is set to sail 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries, this will mean that guests will eat twice in two of the restaurants and three times in the remaining one.
For the restaurant that you visit three times, you will dine here on Pirate Night, so this will have the special Pirate Night menu.
What are the three rotational dining restaurants on Disney Treasure?
- Plaza de Coco
- 1923
- Worlds of Marvel
Plaza de Coco Restaurant
The new Coco Restaurant is located where Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure Restaurant is on Disney Wish.
On one night that you dine in Plaza de Coco, the restaurant will be transformed for a Dia de lo Muertos celebration with Mamá Coco, Abuelita, and the rest of the Rivera family.
There are two menus in this Coco-themed restaurant. You can see those here:
If you dining rotation includes a third night here you will have the Pirate Night Menu.
1923 Restaurant on Disney Treasure
There is a 1923 Restaurant on Disney Treasure, just as there is on Disney Wish.
1923 on Disney Wish is a huge favorite and likely will be on Disney Treasure.
The decor is beautiful, it is fascinating looking at all the memorabilia, and it is just a more upscale, but still family-friendly experience.
Whenever I do surveys in one of my Disney Cruise Groups, 1923 is always the one that comes out as favorite.
The basic layout of 1923 on Disney Treasure is identical to Disney Wish.
However, the colors and interior design is different, as is the memorabilia which is displayed in the restaurants.
1923 on Disney Treasure has sketches and props from adventure-themed Disney movies such as Tarzan, The Lion King, Aladdin, and more.
This is in keeping with the general adventure theme of the ship.
The menu for 1923 on Disney Wish is inspired by the diverse cultures and influences of California. As you look through the menu you will see Asian, European, and South American cuisines. This is repeated on Disney Treasure.
Disney Treasure has a second menu for 1923. You can see all the menus at the link below.
Take a Look at 1923 on Disney Treasure
Worlds of Marvel
OK, so I will personally confess to having hoped that perhaps this wouldn’t feature on Disney Treasure. However, it completely makes sense that it will as the concept has proved popular with guests on Disney Wish.
The first show is the “Avengers: Quantum Encounter.” This is identical to that on Disney Wish.
However, as you will dine there at least twice on your dining rotation, there is also a second show experience.
The “Guardians of the Galaxy” dinner show is titled “Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix.” This has the Celebration of Heroes menu.
There will be an appearance by Spiderman, just as there is on Disney Wish.
Dishes are inspired by the real and fictional settings of the MCU.
The Wakanda Tasting Lab was certainly a highlight of the Marvel restaurant on Disney Wish – just get it to share!
Here you can see just some of the amazing attention to detail that you experience in the Disney Treasure restaurants.
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ADULT DINING ON DISNEY TREASURE
There are two restaurants on Disney Treasure which are exclusively for those aged 18 and over. Each has an extra charge.
Palo on Disney Treasure
All the other Palo restaurants in the fleet have a very distinctively Italian theme in the decor.
Here you can see the very different design styles of the Palo restaurants.
It is likely that the interior design in Palo on Disney Treasure will feature more blue and gold tones.
The menu for dinner in Palo Steakhouse on Disney Wish and Disney Treasure are different from the other ships.
As the name would suggest, there is much more of a selection of steaks on this dinner menu than on the other ships’ Palo menu.
Related Article: Disney Wish Palo Steakhouse Dinner Review
Enchante
The Enchante restaurant was first introduced to Disney ships with the design of the Wish.
The Classic ships Magic and Wonder just have Palo, Dream, and Fantasy have Remy, and Disney Wish has Enchante as their upscale restaurant.
Enchante Restaurant is also on Disney Treasure.
LOUNGES AND BARS
Let’s take a look at the new lounges and bars on Disney Treasure
- Skipper Society
- Haunted Mansion Parlor
- Sarabi Lounge
- Periscope Pub
- Scat Cat Lounge
- The Rose Bar
Skipper Society
This new lounge on Treasure is a tribute to the ever-popular Disney Parks attraction, The Jungle Cruise.
The Skipper Lounge is located just off the Grand Hall on Deck 3, where The Bayou is on Disney Wish. It is not enclosed and has walkways on either side.
This is such a beautiful space. The one thing that many people do not like about it is that it is open to both sides – so people are constantly walking past the space.
It is often used for trivia and musical entertainment.
Related: Disney Treasure Skipper Society First Look and Menu
As with all Disney Cruise Line designs, make sure that you look out for the details they incorporate.
Haunted Mansion Parlor
One of the most anticipated features of the new Disney Treasure cruise ship is Haunted Mansion Parlor.
This is going to be one of the most popular features of the new cruise ship – some people even booked just because they wanted to experience this bar!
And it looks like it was worth the wait.
You can see a lot more pictures and the menu if you go to the article below:
Related: Disney Treasure Haunted Mansion Parlor First Look and Menu
Sarabi Lounge
The Sarabi Lounge is themed for the Lion King movie.
This is the space where Luna Lounge is on Disney Wish.
The Sarabi Lounge is a space on two levels of Decks 4 and 5 with a bar at the back. This holds events such as the adult entertainment, some trivia, and Silent Disco.
Related: Sarabi Lounge First Look and Menu
Periscope Pub
Another space on Disney Treasure that pays tribute to a park attraction is the Periscope Pub.
Inspired by the 1954 movie, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea which was also a Disney World attraction from 1971 to 1994, Periscope Pub has a very definite steampunk design influence.
The Periscope Pub is in the place where Keg and Compass is on Disney Wish, located on Deck 5.
Periscope Pub – First Look and Menu
Scat Cat Lounge
It certainly sounded like a bit of a challenge.
Can we have a lounge bar on Disney Treasure that is themed around the 1970 Walt Disney Animation Studios classic, “The Aristocats,” , but make sure that it fits in with the overall Aladdin/Jasmine/Agrabah theme from the Grand Hall.
Not an easy brief, but as usual The Imagineers have excelled themselves.
The Scat Cat Lounge is just gorgeous.
Let’s take a look at the interior, and of course, the drinks menu!
Scat Cat Lounge First Look and Drinks Menu
The Rose Bar
The Rose Bar is located on Deck 12 of the Treasure, just as it is on Disney Wish.
This picture is of The Rose Bar on Disney Wish – I will update shortly with pictures from Disney Treasure.
The Rose Bar really is one of those hidden gems on the Treasure’s sister ship, just as The Meridian Bar is on Disney Fantasy and Dream.
Most guests do not make it to this bar unless they are dining in Enchante or Palo, but it really is worth a visit. The floor-to-ceiling windows give a fabulous view – I have even spent sail away there when I just wanted a quiet space.
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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.
Bill Winch
Monday 24th of July 2023
Since the ship is called the Disney Treasure it should reflect Classic Disney character as in the Disney Treasure Movie collection. It's about time to honor Walt Disney and the original Disney Characters.