PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. – Much like the feeling of entering a Disney theme park, the first impression when stepping aboard the Disney Treasure is no different.
The grand hall exudes elegance.
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Set to the theme of “Aladdin”, the heart of the ship sets the course for adventure. With colors and a design reminiscent of Magic Carpet from the beloved animated film, the grand hall carpet evokes the fountain in Jasmine’s courtyard and animals you’ll see in the film, like Aladdin’s sidekick, Abu, Jasmine’s birds, the golden scarab beetle and more.
Speaking of Carpet, at the base of the grand staircase, the character is part of a life-size statue of bronze statue holding Aladdin, Princess Jasmine. Nearby, you’ll spot the magic lamp.
The grand hall is also the place where passengers will be able to see dedicated shows, character encounters and musical performances.
The Disney Treasure offers a range of lodging options, from quaint to upscale. The staterooms on board have Disney Cruise Line’s signature split-bath concept, and many will offer the option of a connecting door that adjoins staterooms to accommodate larger groups voyaging together. Most of the ship’s 1,256 staterooms will offer an ocean view — including 877 (70 percent) with a verandah.
News 6 also visited some of the luxury suites, including the Tomorrow Tower Suite.
The second of three Triton class ships, the Disney Treasure’s maiden voyage will set sail on Dec. 21 from Port Canaveral. The cruise has seven-night itineraries with stops at Tortola, St. Thomas, and Castaway Cay.
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