The latest edition to the Walt Disney Company’s growing fleet of cruise ships – the Disney Treasure – made its official entrance this week.

Get ready to set sail! Disney’s newest cruise ship, the Disney Treasure, has made its way to the U.S. and will begin sailing with passengers in December. And while you can expect to find some of the favorite immersive elements that make Disney cruises so unique,

Disney Cruise Line revealed the first itineraries for the Disney Adventure, a new ship sailing out of Singapore beginning next year. Disney Adventure Itineraries The Disney Adventure will set off on its maiden voyage on December 15,

Disney cruises are part of the company’s experiences division which posted record revenue and profit for fiscal 2024, with full-year revenue up 5% to $34.15 billion.

There are 1,256 cabins and suites aboard Disney Treasure, ranging from windowless interior staterooms to balcony rooms and a two-storey Tomorrow Tower suite in the ship’s faux funnel that sleeps eight guests. It features almost 2,000 square feet of living space including a full kitchen and private lift.

Disney Cruise Line has welcomed its latest ship, the Disney Treasure, in New York Harbor. It was christened on Tuesday with a special drone show. The Disney Treasure will be the newest ship to arrive in Port Canaveral. It is the second of three Triton class vessels and sixth in the company’s fleet.

Disney's newest cruise ship was christened Tuesday night. Here, we give you a sneak peek inside Disney Treasure, including its Haunted Mansion bar and "Coco"-themed restaurant.

As with the Disney Wish, the atrium of the new Disney Treasure cruise ship is considered a “Grand Hall.” While the Wish took inspiration from “Cinderella,” the Treasure has a Grand Hall inspired by the palace of Agrabah from “Aladdin.