Disney Treasure Deck Plan: A Deck-by-Deck Guide to the Disney Treasure

The Disney Treasure is one of Disney Cruise Line’s newest ships, and she’s packed with “wow” moments: the dazzling Grand Hall, the AquaMouse water ride, immersive dining and some of the most beautiful staterooms at sea.

This Disney Treasure deck plan guide takes you deck by deck, from the kids’ clubs on Deck 2 to the Tomorrow Tower Suite at the very top, so you can find your favourite spots and choose the right stateroom.

Why the Disney Treasure Deck Plan Matters

With 15 decks to explore, the Disney Treasure rewards a little planning. Knowing that the kids’ clubs are low down on Deck 2, that the adults-only areas are tucked away on Deck 13, and where the lifts and stairs sit, makes choosing a stateroom much easier, and saves a lot of walking once you’re on board.

Disney Treasure at a Glance

• Length: 1,119 feet
• Gross tonnage: around 144,000
• Staterooms: 1,246
• Decks: 1 to 15
• Rotational dining: Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel and 1923
• Adults-only dining: Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté

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Disney Treasure Deck 1: Tender Lobby and Health Centre

Deck 1 is where you’ll find the Health Centre and the tender lobbies used in ports where the ship anchors offshore.

Disney Treasure Deck 2: Kids’ Clubs and the Walt Disney Theatre

Deck 2 is a dream for younger cruisers. Disney’s Oceaneer Club, entered by a slide from Deck 3, is packed with themed spaces including the Marvel Super Hero Academy, Star Wars: Cargo Bay, Fairytale Hall and the Walt Disney Imagineering Lab, with the Mickey and Minnie Captain’s Deck for the very youngest and the “it’s a small world” Nursery for babies and toddlers.

The lower level of the Walt Disney Theatre is also here.

Disney Treasure Deck 3: The Grand Hall, 1923 and the Lounges

Deck 3 is the heart of the Disney Treasure. The Grand Hall, with its stunning staircase and statue, is where you’ll find Guest Services, character meets and shows throughout the day, plus the Oceaneer Club check-in.

For dinner, 1923, one of your three rotational restaurants, celebrates the year the Walt Disney Studio was founded.

Deck 3 is also the place for an evening drink, with Skipper Society, inspired by the Jungle Cruise, and Haunted Mansion Parlor among its bars and lounges, plus Preludes for snacks before a show at the Walt Disney Theatre and the Royal Regalia shop.

Disney Treasure Deck 4: Worlds of Marvel, Shops and the Cinema

Deck 4 is home to Worlds of Marvel, the rotational restaurant where you’ll join the Avengers on an interactive mission during dinner.

You’ll also find Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, the Untangled Salon and Hook’s Barbery, Guest Services and the Port Adventures Desk, Heihei Café for coffee and pastries, the Wonderland and Never Land cinemas, and Sarabi, the two-deck family entertainment space for games, shows and live music.

Disney Treasure Deck 5: Senses Spa, Bars and Your Third Restaurant

Deck 5 overlooks the Grand Hall and has more great spots for a drink, including Periscope Pub, Triton Lounge and the balcony seating for Sarabi. Jade Cricket Café is here for coffee and treats.

Aft is your third rotational restaurant, Plaza de Coco, a celebration of Coco with a live show as you dine.

Forward is the Senses Spa and fitness centre, while Edge, the tweens’ club, the Disney Vacation Planning Desk, Shutters for your photos and the Mickey’s Mainsail shop are also on this deck.

Disney Treasure Deck 6: Staterooms

Deck 6 is the first of the stateroom decks, with a mix of verandah, oceanview and inside staterooms in a handy mid-ship spot.

Disney Treasure Deck 7: Staterooms

Deck 7 is another stateroom deck, with the semi-enclosed Navigator’s Verandah staterooms at the aft corners.

Disney Treasure Deck 8: Staterooms

Deck 8 is a stateroom deck with a guest laundry, ideal for longer sailings.

Disney Treasure Deck 9: Staterooms

Deck 9 offers more staterooms, just two decks below the pools.

Disney Treasure Deck 10: Staterooms

Deck 10 is the top of the main stateroom block and only a quick lift ride from the pool deck.

Disney Treasure Deck 11: Pools, Food and Funnel Vision

Deck 11 is the main pool deck, with Mickey’s Pool, Minnie’s Pool, Daisy’s Pool and Pluto’s Pool, plus the Funnel Vision big screen and deck stage.

Food is never far away: Marceline Market and Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods for casual breakfasts and lunches, Dory’s Forget-Me-Knots and Jumbeaux’s Sweets for sweet treats.

Disney Treasure Deck 12: Toy Story Splash Zone, Palo and Enchanté

Deck 12 is a playground for families, with the Toy Story Splash Zone (including Slide-a-saurus Rex), Donald’s Pool and Goofy’s Pool, plus Hero Zone, the Marvel-themed sports and games area.

Vibe, the teens’ club, is here, along with The Hideaway and the Concierge Lounge.

Aft is adults-only fine dining: Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté, the French restaurant, with The Rose lounge for a pre-dinner cocktail.

Disney Treasure Deck 13: Quiet Cove and the AquaMouse

Deck 13 is the grown-ups’ sanctuary, with the adults-only Quiet Cove Pool, whirlpool, Cove Café, Cove Bar and an adults-only sun deck.

It’s also where you’ll board the AquaMouse, Disney’s first attraction-style water ride at sea, and Concierge guests have their own private sun deck and pool.

Disney Treasure Decks 14 and 15: The Tomorrow Tower Suite

The very top of the ship holds the Tomorrow Tower Suite, the two-storey suite inside the ship’s funnel, plus Chip ‘n Dale’s Pool, Currents Bar and another adults-only sun deck.

Final Thoughts on the Disney Treasure Deck Plan

Every deck on the Disney Treasure has its own personality, and knowing the layout before you sail means less time wandering and more time making memories. Use the plans above to choose a stateroom in the right spot for your family, find the quiet corners for grown-up time and plan the perfect route from breakfast to the pool.

The Disney Wish and Disney Treasure share the same layout, so you’ll see both ships’ venue names on the plans: the Wish name comes first.

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