Ahoy, froggy friends! If you’re setting sail on the Disney Treasure, prepare for immersive dining experiences that make you feel like you’re hoppin' into a Disney film. Dining onboard any Disney Cruise Line ship is exciting, but as the newest ship in the fleet, the Disney Treasure takes the dining experience to the next level. The Disney Treasure features Rotational Dining, a system that allows guests to experience three different restaurants, all while enjoying personalized service from the same dedicated waitstaff every night. There’s also a variety of quick bites, casual eateries and upscale adult-exclusive dining. Here’s our guide to everything you need to know about the Disney Treasure restaurants onboard!
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Disney Treasure Restaurants — Rotational Dining
Like all Disney Cruise Line ships, the Disney Treasure features Rotational Dining, where guests cycle through three main restaurants throughout their cruise. Your serving team follows you from location to location, so you'll receive the same personalized service every night. This means your servers will know your names, drink preferences, how you like your steak and how many extra bread baskets to bring to the table (hey, we don't judge!). The Disney Treasure is unique in that you’ll visit each restaurant twice over your 7-day sailing but with a completely different menu and experience on your second visit.
The Disney Treasure’s Rotational Dining lineup features three Rotational Dining restaurants:
- Plaza de Coco: The first-ever "Coco"-themed restaurant celebrating Miguel’s musical journey with storytelling, live music and Mexican-inspired dishes.
- Worlds of Marvel: An action-packed dining experience featuring interactive Marvel entertainment and a menu filled with global flavors.
- 1923: A glamorous Hollywood-inspired restaurant that pays tribute to Disney’s golden age, featuring a sophisticated Californian menu.
Let’s take a closer look at each of the three Disney Treasure restaurants!
Plaza de Coco
Transporting you straight to Mexico with music, storytelling and traditional dishes, Plaza de Coco located on Deck 5 is one of the most immersive dining experiences ever introduced on a Disney ship. Inspired by Disney and Pixar’s "Coco," this first-of-its-kind dining venue celebrates the rich traditions of Día de los Muertos with two completely different dinner shows during your cruise.
On night one guests are invited to Miguel’s family fiesta. Your meal is accompanied by music, dancing and a heartwarming story about Miguel’s love for music and family traditions.
On your second visit to Plaza de Coco, the story takes a magical turn as the land of the dead comes to life. It features dark lighting, spirits and familiar faces from the movie. Bring the tissues because it's a doozy!
The menu offers antojitos such as street-style empanadas, poblano pepper soup and ceviche to start. For entrées, there's slow-roasted pork with green mole, grilled carne asada and fresh seafood dishes including the Yucatán-style red snapper. To end the fiesta, dessert options include churros drizzled with dulce de leche, Mexican chocolate mousse and flan with caramel sauce (pictured above).
Worlds of Marvel
Superhero fans, assemble! On the first night, Worlds of Marvel on Deck 4 is an interactive dining experience that brings the Marvel Universe to life. During dinner, guests become part of an action-packed Avengers mission, featuring appearances from Ant-Man, Spider-Man and Captain Marvel. For the second night, the restaurant has a second show titled, "Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix." Guests can join Groot to throw a surprise party for Rocket. An "awesome mix" of hit songs and interactive Marvel trivia keep the whole family entertained.
Throughout the meal, interactive screens allow guests to join in the mission, while special effects and surprise moments (Spider-Man is that you?!) make the restaurant feel like a S.H.I.E.L.D. command center with a fine dining menu.
The menu is inspired by Marvel Super Heroes and their international backgrounds, with dishes including:
- Beef Wellington (pictured above)
- Berbere-Spiced Pork Chops
- Vadouvan Spiced Lamb
- Biryani-Crusted Sea Bass
For dessert, indulge in a deconstructed mousse inspired by Stark Industries or a Black Panther chocolate torte.
Hop over to our in-depth guide to Worlds of Marvel for even more info!
1923
Named after the year Walt and Roy Disney founded The Walt Disney Company, 1923 on Deck 3 is a glamorous, Old Hollywood-inspired restaurant that honors Disney’s animation legacy. The decor takes you back to the golden age of Hollywood, with vintage Disney animation sketches, golden Art Deco accents and nods to classic films like "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and "Fantasia."
The menu features California cuisine and uses locally sourced ingredients. Guests can choose from appetizers such as charred octopus with citrus dressing, heirloom tomato salad with basil vinaigrette or a lobster bisque.
The main courses don't disappoint with standout dishes including:
- Butter-poached Lobster Tail served with truffle-infused potatoes and asparagus
- Filet Mignon topped with a red wine reduction sauce
- Roasted Free-Range Chicken with seasonal vegetables and a light jus (pictured above)
The desserts at 1923 are just as refined, featuring a warm apple tart with vanilla bean ice cream, chocolate decadence cake and a light passion fruit mousse.
Disney Treasure Dining — Buffet and Deck Eats
With all the poolside lounging, water slides and onboard activities sometimes you just need a quick and easy bite between meal times. The Disney Treasure has plenty of casual spots for a fast and yummy treat.
Marceline Market
If you love variety, Marceline Market on Deck 11 is the buffet that serves breakfast and lunch. Named after Walt Disney’s hometown of Marceline, Missouri, this market-style eatery has everything from Mickey waffles and made-to-order omelets to international dishes, fresh seafood and carving stations.
Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods
Located on Deck 11 near the pool, Mickey’s & Friends Festival of Foods is your go-to for quick meals and snacks. You can find classic favorites, perfect for grabbing a bite before heading to the pool or taking on the AquaMouse water coaster.
Guests can choose from five different stations:
- Mickey’s Smokestack Barbecue: Freshly smoked brisket, pulled pork and chicken with all the classic BBQ sides.
- Donald’s Cantina: Build-your-own tacos, burritos and bowls with fresh toppings and salsas.
- Daisy’s Pizza Pies: Made-to-order pizzas with a variety of toppings, including classic cheese, pepperoni and veggie options.
- Goofy’s Grill: Burgers, hot dogs and fries.
- Minnie's Delights: Fresh fruit, wraps, lighter bites and it's where you'll find the all-you-care-to-enjoy soft-serve!
Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods is open most of the day, which makes it super convenient to grab something when you've got a craving. And bonus — everything is included in the price of your cruise!
Adult-Exclusive Disney Treasure Dining
The Disney Treasure offers two upscale adults-only restaurants, Palo and Enchanté The exceptional service, intimate atmosphere and menus crafted with premium ingredients set these restaurants apart from the regular Rotational Dining rooms.
Palo Steakhouse
For guests looking for a refined adults-only dining experience, Palo Steakhouse on Deck 12 combines Italian cuisine with classic steakhouse flavors. This elevated take on Disney Cruise Line’s famous Palo restaurant features warm, modern decor with Venetian influences with sweeping ocean views.
Guests can choose between a prix-fixe menu for $50 or à la carte options. Expect options like:
- Antipasti Platter: A tableside selection of cured meats, aged cheeses and marinated olives.
- Pappardelle con Aragosta: Rich, buttery pasta tossed with lobster and chili-garlic butter sauce.
- Beef Tenderloin: Served with a choice of sauces, including Barolo wine reduction and truffle butter.
- Piquant Dover Sole: A delicate fish dish, deboned tableside and served with capers and roast thyme potatoes.
Palo is also famous for its desserts, especially its Chocolate Soufflé. It's a warm, airy soufflé served with vanilla bean and chocolate sauces poured tableside. Delish!
Brunch lovers will want to check out Palo’s signature brunch. For $50 per person, it features parmesan-crusted chicken, eggs Florentine, smoked salmon, fresh pastries and a complimentary mimosa or bellini. Brunch at Palo is a guest favorite and you can order as much as you like from the brunch menu.
Reservations for Palo brunch or dinner can be made in the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App, and spots fill up quickly, so it’s best to book early! Be sure to check your Castaway Club status to see when your booking window opens. Palo has a formal or semi-formal dress code, (although shorts are allowed for brunch) so don’t forget to pack your fanciest outfits!
Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement
Enchanté is the most luxurious and refined dining experience on the Disney Treasure. Located on Deck 12, this adults-only fine dining restaurant offers world-class cuisine and impeccable service. Inspired by Lumière from "Beauty and the Beast," the restaurant’s romantic decor and subtle French influences create the perfect setting for a special occasion or a night out at sea.
Dining at Enchanté is a multi-course affair. Designed by three-Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Lallement, known for his expertise in refined French cuisine and artistic plating. Guests can choose from two prix-fixe menu options starting at $135 or an à la carte selection. Plus, there are expertly crafted wine pairing options.
The menu changes based on seasonal availability, but you can find options like:
- King Crab: Delicately prepared king crab served with a crispy shiso leaf.
- Wild Turbot: A tender fillet of turbot accompanied by confit onion and enhanced with a yellow wine sauce.
- Farm-Raised Chicken: Succulent chicken paired with creamy ravioli and complemented by a poulette sauce.
Additionally, Enchanté also offers specialty experiences including:
- Enchanté Champagne Brunch ($80 per person): A multi-course brunch paired with premium champagne selections
- Enchanté Dessert Experience ($65 per person): A specialty dessert tasting with French pastries and mousses, paired with dessert wines or champagne.
Enchanté is strictly adults-only. This restaurant has a formal dress code, so be sure to pack accordingly if you plan to dine here.
Reservations for Enchanté dinner, brunch or dessert are available through the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App and fill up quickly. Making advance reservations is highly recommended.
Disney Treasure Dessert Shop — Jumbeaux’s Sweets
Jumbeaux’s Sweets on the Disney Treasure is an adorable dessert shop where you can grab a treat after dinner or cool off with a scoop after a busy day at sea. Located on Deck 5, midship, this "Zootopia"-themed treat shop serves up hand-scooped gelato, ice cream, sorbet and sundaes, plus a colorful selection of candies and packaged goodies. Keep in mind that these treats are not included in your cruise fare. Prices vary and can be charged to your onboard account.
Room Service
Room service on the Disney Treasure is available 24/7 and is super convenient. The breakfast menu is typically found in the top drawer of the vanity area in your stateroom, and you can fill it out the night before for morning delivery. Just hang it on the outside of your stateroom door before 3 a.m. and breakfast will be delivered at the time you select. Pictured above is our breakfast order from our last vacation on the Disney Dream, but room service is available on all the DCL ships.
To place an order at any time, simply call room service from your stateroom phone. Many menu items, such as sandwiches, salads, chicken tenders, burgers, cookies and even Mickey bars, are complimentary, but some specialty items may have an extra charge. Gratuities are not included, and it is customary to tip a few dollars per delivery.
What to Know Before You Go
Here are a few more things you'll want to know before dining at the Disney Treasure Restaurants:
- Check Your Dining Schedule & Table Number — Find your assigned dining rotation and table number in the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app under the "My Plans" section.
- Food Allergies and Special Diets — If you have food allergies or dietary restrictions, notify Disney ahead of time (during booking or on the DCL website under "My Reservations" and then "Special Requests"). Once onboard, let your servers know — they’re trained to accommodate needs like gluten-free, nut-free and dairy-free meals.
- Vegan & Vegetarian Options — Disney Cruise Line offers plant-based options at every meal. Ask your server for additional vegan choices if needed.
- Kid-Friendly Menus — Each restaurant has kid-friendly options like mac and cheese, chicken nuggets and pizza. Kids can also order from the main menu if they prefer.
- Dining Atmosphere – The restaurants can be noisy and full of energy, especially Plaza de Coco and Worlds of Marvel, which have entertainment elements. If you or someone in your group prefers a quieter setting, visit Guest Services early to request a table away from the action.
- Drinks Included vs. Extra Charges — Soft drinks, coffee, tea and even Shirley Temples are included at no extra cost. Alcoholic beverages, specialty coffees and smoothies are not included and will be charged to your onboard account.
The Disney Treasure restaurants are all delicious and immersive — there’s no shortage of options for your entire cruise vacation. From singing at Plaza de Coco to joining Mickey & Friends for quick service, every Disney Treasure Restaurant delivers. Would you like more Disney Cruise Line dining guides? Let us know in the comments below!
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