Disney Cruise Line has revealed the stateroom themes aboard the Disney Believe, and while plenty of beloved Disney and Pixar stories will be represented throughout the ship, there’s one accommodation that immediately grabbed our attention. The ship’s massive Tower Suite will be themed to Magic Kingdom Park.
Disney also shared details on the standard staterooms, concierge accommodations, and two new Royal Suites coming aboard the Disney Believe when it begins sailing in December 2027.
Disney Believe Staterooms
Throughout the ship, staterooms will feature new papercut-style artwork inspired by Disney and Pixar stories. Guests will find rooms themed to Moana, Coco, and Inside Out, bringing a different collection of characters and films into the Believe’s accommodations.
As we’ve come to expect aboard Disney Cruise Line ships, the rooms are being designed with families in mind. Most will include Disney’s signature split-bathroom layout, along with plenty of storage, roomy closets, and elevated beds that leave space underneath for luggage.
Most staterooms will also offer an ocean view, while 70 percent will have a verandah. Disney says there will be more than 450 connecting doors throughout the ship, which should be especially helpful for larger families and groups traveling together.
Peter Pan and Toy Story Concierge Rooms
Guests staying in concierge accommodations will find another collection of Disney themes.
Most concierge rooms will take inspiration from the whimsical world of Peter Pan and Neverland. Several special oceanview rooms located above the ship’s bridge will instead be themed to Pixar’s Toy Story.
Two New Royal Suites
The Disney Believe will also have two new Royal Suites, each inspired by a Disney animated classic.
The Royal Reef Suite will take its design cues from The Little Mermaid, while the Royal Rose Suite will be inspired by Beauty and the Beast. Disney says both will feature elegant designs with references to their respective films incorporated throughout.
And then there’s the big one.
The Believe Tower Suite Brings Magic Kingdom to Sea
Exclusive to the Disney Believe, the Believe Tower Suite will be a two-story accommodation located inside the ship’s forward funnel and will sleep up to eight guests.
Rather than choosing a single Disney movie for the suite, Imagineers went somewhere completely different: Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World.
Each room within the suite will be modeled after a different themed land from Magic Kingdom. Disney hasn’t revealed exactly which lands will be represented or what each room will look like just yet, but we do know the suite will include light fixtures inspired by fireworks and balloons.
There will also be a special piece of artwork depicting Cinderella Castle.
This isn’t the first time Disney Cruise Line has tucked an incredible suite into the funnel of one of its newest ships, but bringing the lands and unmistakable details of Magic Kingdom into the Disney Believe’s most exclusive accommodation is a pretty fantastic way to make this one stand apart.
The Disney Believe will depart on its maiden voyage from Fort Lauderdale on December 18, 2027, followed by 4- and 5-night cruises to The Bahamas. Bookings open October 19, 2026.
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