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Choosing the right stateroom is an important part of your cruise planning, and the brand-new Disney Treasure (just like the other five ships in the Disney Cruise Line fleet) has many frogtastic options, ranging from cozy Inside Staterooms to luxurious Royal Suites. In this post, we're covering the basics you need to know to help you choose the right Disney Treasure staterooms for you and your travel crew. Full sail ahead!
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As Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Disney Treasure is filled with exciting experiences, new entertainment and delicious dining options. The second ship in the Triton Class, its adventure-themed design is perfect for the whole family. (And for all you fellow Millennials — this ship feels like it was made just for us!) With the latest technology and classic Disney storytelling, there’s something for everyone, from pools and kids clubs to adults-only spaces.
The Disney Treasure will sail on her inaugural voyage, starting Dec. 21, 2024. Following that, the Disney Treasure will sail seven-night cruises to the Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral during her inaugural season, running from late December 2024 through May 2025. Notable destinations include Cozumel, Mexico; the U.S. Virgin Islands; Jamaica; and Disney's private island, Castaway Cay. (Currently, the Treasure does not have scheduled stops at Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.)
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Disney Treasure Staterooms Overview
Every stateroom on the Disney Treasure is designed with families in mind. The ship offers a variety of staterooms with different themes, layouts and price points.
With 1,256 staterooms, with the most located midship, you’ll find options with private verandahs, ocean views and convenient split-bathroom layouts. There are also 451 connecting cabins and 35 wheelchair-accessible rooms, so you won't have any trouble finding what you're looking for.
Room themes on the Disney Treasure give nods to fan-favorite Disney films such as "Encanto," "Up" and "Pocahontas." Additionally, the Concierge staterooms have either "The Lion King" or "Finding Nemo" theming.
Disney Treasure Stateroom Categories
The Disney Treasure offers four main categories of staterooms, each with a range of types and deck locations:
- Inside Staterooms
- Oceanview Staterooms
- Verandah Staterooms
- Concierge Staterooms
Curious about the staterooms on the other ships in the fleet? We've created a Disney Cruise Line stateroom guide available for download. It's an at-a-glance overview of all the different stateroom types and categories. Download the PDF on your computer or phone.
Inside Staterooms
Froggy families, especially couples or families with small children, will appreciate the convenience and thoughtful design of the Disney Treasure inside staterooms. This option is the most compact but still provides plenty of space to relax. (It's also the most economical!) With room for up to four, an inside stateroom is a great option for shorter cruises or for folks who will be out enjoying all the ship's amenities. The full bathroom offers ample space and a convenient bathtub/shower combination. These interior staterooms are about 169 square feet and include a plush queen bed, a single convertible sofa and an upper-berth pull-down bed. Additional features include a full bathroom, mini-refrigerator and personal safe.
Oceanview Staterooms
You can't go wrong with Disney Treasure’s Deluxe Oceanview and Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms. The Deluxe Oceanview staterooms sleep up to four sailors, offering cozy comfort and a touch of adventure, while Deluxe Family Oceanview cabins accommodate up to five, great for accommodating larger families. The highlight of these staterooms is the large porthole window — a perfect frame for watching the sun rise over the ocean or spotting playful dolphins.
Each stateroom features a queen bed, single convertible sofa, sitting area, mini-fridge and the signature split-bath layout. The split bathroom design has two separate spaces. One area has a toilet and sink and the other has a second sink and shower/bathtub combo. Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms include a single-berth pull-down bed, while Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms add an upper-berth and wall pull-down.
Verandah Staterooms
The Verandah Staterooms are our top pick for families. With your private verandah, you can step out and enjoy the beauty of the ocean anytime. Choose between Deluxe Oceanview Verandah cabins, which sleep up to four, or Deluxe Family Oceanview Verandah cabins which sleep up to five. With more room to spread out, these staterooms are a haven for relaxation after a day of Disney adventures. Each cabin has a queen bed, single convertible sofa, sitting area, mini-fridge, split bath and private balcony. The Deluxe Verandah staterooms also have a single-berth pull-down bed, while Deluxe Family Verandah staterooms add an upper-berth and wall pull-down bed for larger groups.
When we went on our Disney Treasure preview cruise, we stayed in a Deluxe Oceanview Verandah stateroom. There was plenty of storage in the closet, under the bed and the living area vanity (which housed several shelves and drawers, a large mirror and the mini-fridge). For charging electronics, there were several standard U.S. (Type A) outlets and USB-C outlets, as well as a couple of Type C outlets. You could also draw a thick curtain between the queen bed and the living area with the single convertible sofa for extra privacy.
Check out our Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah room tour on the Disney Treasure below!
Concierge Staterooms
Looking to plus up your Disney Cruise experience? The Concierge staterooms provide top-tier luxury with added Disney magic. These staterooms come with exclusive services, priority boarding and spacious layouts. Choose from Concierge Family Oceanview staterooms, Concierge one and two-bedroom suites and Concierge Royal Suites. These staterooms are larger, provide expansive ocean views and come with exclusive amenities such as VIP sundecks and private lounges.
Concierge Family Oceanview Staterooms
Immerse yourself in the undersea world of "Finding Nemo" with these frogtastic Concierge Family Oceanview Staterooms. Found on deck 11, these cabins are perfect for froggy families of up to five, offering 357 square feet of space and a striking floor-to-ceiling ocean view. It’s like having your own underwater adventure — without ever leaving the comfort of your room!
Concierge Family Oceanview Staterooms with Verandah: Step into the Pride Lands with "The Lion King"-themed Concierge Family Oceanview Staterooms with Verandah. Located on decks 12 and 13, these 296-square-foot staterooms offer a private balcony for enjoying magical sunrises or starlit nights. With space for up to five, these regal cabins let you live like royalty while surrounded by the toadally breathtaking beauty of the open sea.
Concierge One-Bedroom Suite with Verandah
The Concierge One-Bedroom Suite with Verandah transforms your journey into an oceanic retreat inspired by "The Lion King." Parents can enjoy their private bedroom and luxurious king bed, while the tadpoles make themselves at home in the spacious living area. With 608 square feet, a wet bar, walk-in closet and two full bathrooms, this suite is as functional as it is unforgettable.
Concierge One-Story Royal Suites with Verandah: Welcome to your personal palace at sea! Inspired by "Aladdin" and "The Jungle Book," the Concierge One-Story Royal Suites are 1,507 square feet of unparalleled luxury. There are two main bedrooms, three bathrooms and a sprawling living area. The private verandah is complete with a whirlpool tub. These suites are a great fit for families who want an elevated cruise experience.
Concierge Two-Story Royal Suites with Verandah
The Concierge Two-story Royal Suites are the height of luxury. These rooms feature stained-glass windows and a grand spiral staircase and are also themed to "Aladdin" and "The Jungle Book." With 1,759 square feet, including two bedrooms, three bathrooms and a spectacular upper level, each suite offers a one-of-a-kind retreat for up to six guests.
Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite
For the ultimate indulgence, the Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite is the way to go. Perched high in the ship’s forward funnel, this EPCOT-inspired penthouse is 1,966 square feet of cutting-edge design, including breathtaking views from the floor-to-ceiling windows surrounding the space. This suit has enough space for eight sailors, has a private elevator, two main bedrooms, a library/bedroom, a children’s bedroom and four full bathrooms. #goals
What's Included with Disney Cruise Line's Concierge Service?
When you book a Concierge stateroom, the magic begins before your cruise even starts! You'll get personalized planning to make every detail of your trip smooth and stress-free. Concierge perks include priority boarding, a private welcome reception and a dedicated team to assist with Port Adventures, spa reservations and special celebrations.
Once onboard, concierge-level staterooms include premium mattresses, plush linens, motorized blinds and Elemis spa products. The views from each suite are breathtaking! Relax in the Concierge Lounge or VIP sundeck, featuring whirlpools and complimentary snacks. You’ll also receive exclusive Wi-Fi and in-suite services for ultimate convenience.
Tips for Booking the Perfect Disney Treasure Stateroom
Here are a few more tips to consider when booking your Disney Treasure stateroom:
- Want the best deal? Remember to book early. Booking early gives you the best chance at snagging a lower price. Disney cruises typically don’t drop in cost unless it’s a last-minute deal. The ideal time to book is when new itineraries are released, usually 15 to 18 months ahead. Also, consider booking your cruise in the off-season when prices are lower. (And of course, Undercover Tourist offers exclusive savings on Disney cruises year-round!)
- Have a large family or traveling with a group? Adjoining staterooms are a great way to stay close while still enjoying some privacy. These rooms have a connecting door, allowing easy access between them. To find out if the staterooms you’re considering are adjoining, check the Disney Cruise Line deck plans. Look for a small black triangle pointing toward another room — this symbol indicates that the rooms are connected.
- Are you a light sleeper? Choose a stateroom that's not too low or too high on the ship. Lower decks can be noisy from restaurants, bars and lounges or the engines, while higher decks are closer to pools, fireworks and buffets. Also, avoid staterooms near elevators, stairwells and laundry rooms to reduce noise from other passengers passing by.
- Worried about seasickness? For less swaying, pick a stateroom lower and in the middle of the ship. Disney ships are large, so you might not feel much movement at all! If you’re worried about seasickness, avoid staying at the front of the ship, where you’ll feel and hear more from the waves and anchors.
And that's a wrap on the Disney Treasure staterooms! When will you be sailing? Let us know in the comments below!
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