Disney’s Wish class of ships have the most themed spaces onboard than ever before, including first-of-their-kind venues based on theme park attractions, and incredible broadway-style shows that only Disney does best. Between the three identically-built ships debuting over a short period of time, it can be tough to decipher which ship will have the right amenities to best suit your family or travel party.
Today, I’ve broken down the themed venues aboard the Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, and Disney Destiny to help you ultimately decide which ship to go with. Each ship offers distinct experiences tailored to different interests, from classic Disney storytelling of the Wish, to the adventurous themes of the Treasure, and the anticipated superhero focus of the Destiny. Are you looking for more princesses and fantasy or superheroes and villains? Are you a die-hard Haunted Mansion fan? Which broadway-style show are you dying to see? There’s a little bit of something for everyone — let’s compare!
Disney Wish
The Disney Wish launched in July of 2022, and is currently sailing 3- and 4-night voyages to the Bahamas, including stops at Disney’s private island Castaway Cay, and occasionally Lookout Cay.
- The ship’s Grand Hall is themed to a castle on the seas, with a statue of Cinderella, and artwork from the film throughout the surrounding areas.
- Rotational dining rooms include Worlds of Marvel, 1923, and Arendelle; a Frozen dinner show.
- Lounge spaces are themed to Princess & the Frog, Star Wars, and Cinderella.
- Broadway-style shows include The Little Mermaid which is exclusive to the Wish, alongside the popular Aladdin show from the Disney Fantasy.
Disney Treasure
The Disney Treasure launched in December 2024 and is currently sailing 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean voyages, including stops at Castaway Cay.
- The Treasure’s Grand Hall celebrates the ship’s theme of adventure, with a statue of Aladdin and Jasmine atop their Magic Carpet, and artwork from the film throughout the surrounding areas.
- Rotational dining rooms include Worlds of Marvel, 1923, and Plaza de Coco; a Coco dinner show.
- Most of the lounge spaces are themed to Disney theme park attractions, including Jungle Cruise, The Haunted Mansion, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; with a piano bar themed to the Aristocats.
- Broadway-style shows include Moana, which is exclusive to the Treasure, alongside the popular Beauty & the Beast show from the Disney Dream.
Disney Destiny
The Disney Destiny’s maiden voyage will take place November 20th, 2025, before sailing 4- and 5-night itineraries to the Bahamas and Western Caribbean, with stops at Castaway Cay or Lookout Cay.
- The theme of the Disney Destiny’s Grand Hall is Black Panther from Marvel Studios, essentially creating a “kingdom on the seas” inspired by Wakanda, with a central statue of T’Challa; reflecting the ship’s overall “Heroes and Villains” theme
- Rotational dining rooms include Worlds of Marvel, 1923, and Pride Lands; a Lion King dinner show.
- Lounge spaces are themed to Dr. Strange, The Haunted Mansion (yes, another!), 101 Dalmatians, and a Pirates of the Caribbean pub.
- Broadway-style shows include Hercules, which is exclusive to the Destiny, alongside Frozen The Musical from the Disney Fantasy.
Once you’ve narrowed down which ship will be the bigger hit with your family, contact Dreams Unlimited Travel to plan the Disney cruise of your dreams!
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