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Disney Treasure is setting sail December 2024. This is the 2nd Triton class ship, sister to the Disney Wish, but we are expecting bold colors and adventure filled theming throughout the ships decor. But you didn’t tune in to hear how pretty it’s going to be. You want to know where you’ll be eating!

In this video, we are walking through the new and returning dining featured on the Disney Treasure, and breaking down the rotational, casual, and specialty options that make dining with Disney Cruise Line so unique.

Unique to Disney Cruise Line are the 3 rotational dining options aboard each ship. It’s named rotation dining because guests will literally rotate to 1 of the 3 restaurant options each night of their cruise as part of their included main dining experience. One of the best parts of Disney’s rotational is that as you are moving restaurants, so is your wait team bringing a richer quality to your service experience.

On the new Triton class ships, Wish and Treasure, there are 3 distinctly different rotational dining options: traditional Finn dining, interactive media driven dining, and a musical character experience similar to what guests may be used to in the dining parks.

On a shorter 3 night sailing, guests will be able to enjoy each restaurant with their signature menu. On sailings longer than 3 nights, guests will have a repeat dining room experience, but enjoy a newly themed menu potentially based on special events such as pirate night.

Throughout Disney Cruise Line, speciality dining continues to receive the best reviews among guests. These options can be reserved ahead of your sailing once availability opens for your Castaway Club level. While only open to cruise guests 18 and and older, you do have flexibility to enjoy brunch or dinner if one works better for your family’s schedule.

Menus can change with each sailing according to what is fresh and in season. The Dream, Fantasy, Wish and Treasure will each offer 2 specialty dining restaurants while the Magic and Wonder only have one.

Frequent cruises are no stranger to casual dining options open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner or just whenever you have a hankering. These options make grabbing a bite quick and easy as you are enjoying the ship’s activities throughout your sailing. This is where you will see things like sandwiches, fries, and other satisfying favorites.

The maiden voyage of the Disney Treasure sails December 21st. Guests can now book their sailing through summer 2025.

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