We are SO excited about the upcoming Disney Cruise ship!
The tower on the Disney Wish ©Disney
Disney Cruise Line has been hard at work developing the Disney Wish and we’re so excited to head on board when it launches next summer. We’ve already seen many of the amazing dining offerings and more coming to the ship, and now we have more information on ADULTS-ONLY fun!
Disney cruises are well known for having amazing offerings for kids, but guests ages 18 and older have some pretty awesome options too! According to Imagineering teams, the Disney Wish has been “purposefully designed with adults’ vacation needs in mind – including more relaxation, more variety, more accessibility, and more storytelling than ever before!”
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Let’s take a look at some of the adults-only options!
Spa Offerings
Disney officially announced a few spa offerings coming to the trip including Disney Cruise Line’s first-ever outdoor spa retreat, standalone spa, and standalone barbershop experiences.
Outdoor Oasis at Senses Spa
The Outdoor Oasis at Senses Spa is a dedicated outdoor relaxation space that will have whirlpool spas, plush loungers, and plenty of space for open-air yoga.
Outdoor Oasis ©Disney
The Outdoor Oasis is an extension of the Disney Cruise Line signature Rainforest experience which has been completely reimagined for the new ship.
Senses Spa ©Disney
In the Disney Wish spa, guests will find the fleet’s first ice lounge for use with thermal therapies, plus favorite elements like heated ergonomic loungers; sensory spa showers; and sauna, steam, and dry chambers.
Senses Spa ©Disney
The spa also looks like it will have accompanying products.
Senses Spa ©Disney
WOW. What an amazing and relaxing space!
Untangled Salon
The ship features the Untangled Salon, inspired by Tangled. This full, standalone spa will offer haircuts, styling, manicures, pedicures, teeth whitening, and skin treatments.
Untangled Salon ©Disney
As you can tell, the salon will have Rapunzel-inspired theming with shades of purple and gold, floating lantern light fixtures, custom cut metal privacy screens with Rapunzel’s paintings, and a magical flower chandelier.
Hook’s Barbery
For men, there’s a twist on a traditional European men’s salon with Hook’s Barbery, inspired by Peter Pan. This salon will offer cuts, shaves, nail care, and skincare. PLUS, this spot comes equipped with a hidden bar stocked with pre-Prohibition bourbons, vintage whisky and port, aged rum, and premium spirits.
Hook’s Barbery ©Disney
As for the theme of the space, expect to see dark woods, leather chairs, ornate gold mirrors, an inlaid wooden map of Neverland, a hidden pocket watch, a hook, and even a visit from Tinker Bell.
Bars and Lounges
Speaking of bars, there are THREE new upscale bars and lounges that were announced.
Keg & Compass
First up, the Keg & Compass will be the Disney Wish’s signature pub inspired by the architectural style of a late 1800s Norwegian sailor’s map room and the rich folklore of Norse seafaring. This bar will feature a grand map in the ceiling, references to ocean lore, and details of sea-related Disney characters like Ursula and Moana. Plus, check out that map to spot some important locales related to The Walt Disney Company and, specifically, the design and construction of the Disney Wish.
Keg & Compass ©Disney
This spot will be a great location to watch live sports, news, and major broadcast events while sipping on a specialized selection of beers (including three custom craft brews available exclusively aboard the Disney Wish!), liquors, wines, and cocktails.
Nightingale’s
Nightingale’s is a piano bar inspired by the rendition of “Sing Sweet Nightingale” sung in Cinderella. Expect an extensive menu of fine wines and hand-crafted cocktails.
Nightingale’s ©Disney
The space has a soft metallic palette with a bubble-inspired signature chandelier and a vibrant lounge. Nightingale’s will sit just off of the lobby and act as somewhat of an extension of the fairytale-inspired Grand Hall.
The Bayou
And FINALLY, Disney Cruise Line also announced The Bayou, an informal lounge themed to (You guessed it!) The Princess and the Frog! This bar will have the theme of magnolia blossoms, lily pads, and a canopy of twinkling fireflies — much like the enchanted marsh from the film. We’ll see a menu of creative cocktails, specialty coffees, and signature beignets. Plus, get ready for live entertainment and musical performances!
The Bayou ©Disney
Wow, that’s a LOT of updates about the Disney Wish! We can’t wait to check out this all-new cruise ship when it debuts next year. As always, keep an eye on DFB for the latest Disney updates.
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Sorry, not impressed. I do not drink, so the libation lounges do nothing for me. A glass of wine for my wife is not going to cause me to spend my day in a lounge. The Frozen and Marvel dining experience does nothing for me. Never seen either or any of those movies, so I am extremely concerned about my dining experiences. I don’t see much for adults except a spa ride…lol… if you can afford it and have money to throw away. The wish is most definitely designed for a Park/Cruise package, or a Cruise/Park ride. 3 days here, 3 days there and you are gone. The Wish just does not present itself as adult friendly. I was looking forward to a Wish cruise, but opted for a week on the Fantasy and a week on the Wonder instead.
That Sense Spa looks incredible.
Oh I disagree with Ken completely. Maybe it’s because I’ve never been on a Disney cruise, but this looks amazing. The food looks way better and more quality. I really don’t drink either, but the same reason people go into Oga’s with their kids is the same reason I’ll love spending time in the lounge. The theming. The spa looks lovely- although I do hope there’s Normal things like facials and massages.
I’m genuinely curious (if you see this or if anyone has an answer) what makes the Wonder and Fantasy different? I’ve seen that the Wish was more focused on adults which, as a childless millennial, I really like. So what makes you choose the other ships over this one?
Thanks!