It’s been a big news day for Disney Cruise Line‘s newest ship, the Disney Treasure.

We’ve seen the inside of the new ship and heard more about the entertainment we can expect to see on board, but the announcements don’t stop there. Now Disney has revealed more information about the restaurants we can find onboard!

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The majority of dining on a Disney Cruise is included with the price of your cruise, other than specialty dining that has to be booked ahead of time. Some of the restaurants on the Disney Treasure are the same as (or very similar to) what you’ll find on the Disney Wish, but there are a few brand-NEW spots as well!

Rotational Dining

Disney confirmed that the rotational dining (the three restaurants that everyone gets to visit) will include 1923 and Worlds of Marvel, both of which are on the Disney Wish. However, they might look a little different on the Treasure, with different stories and decor. But the overall theme and menu will be very similar.

1923

1923 promises to still be an elegant affair inspired by the glitz and glamour of Hollywood in its golden age. This spot offers an upscale feel without an extra price and features menu items based on the culinary fusion of all of the cultures in California.

While you dine, you’ll be surrounded by classic and contemporary artwork and animation inspired by Walt Disney’s love of adventure.

Worlds of Marvel

During your dining adventure in Worlds of Marvel, you will be called upon by Spider-Man for backup when an unexpected villain invades the ship in search of powerful quantum technology.

We can’t wait to learn more about this restaurant. Stay tuned for more information!

Plaza de Coco

This will be a NEW spot themed to Disney Pixar’s Coco! The restaurant will be called Plaza de Coco.

Inside the restaurant, there will be musical performances by a Mariachi band, who will sing songs from the movie. There’s a foliage-covered ceiling and Coco-themed art on the walls. This is a character restaurant, so you’ll get to see Miguel and his family.

The food will be traditional Mexican cuisine with a modern twist.

Specialty Dining

Aside from the rotational dining restaurants, the Treasure will also have Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté, both of which are also on the Wish. To dine in these specialty restaurants, you’ll need to make advance dining reservations and pay an extra fee. Be aware that there is also a dress code and an age minimum, so if you’re looking for a fancy date night or elegant brunch, the Treasure has you covered!

There’s also The Rose — a “chic, high-end lounge nestled between Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté.” This spot is available for “a pre-dinner aperitif or after-dinner cocktail.” But you don’t have to be dining at either of these spots to enjoy The Rose. So, feel free to head up there for an elegant sip of something bubbly.

There will be a dessert shop called Jumbeaux’s Sweets that’s themed to Zootopia. It will have handmade gelato, ice creams, and sorbets.

It’s themed after the ice cream shop featured in Zootopia, and will be candy-colored and decorated to fit the sweet mood. Be sure to also check out the statue of Judy Hopps!

Buffet and Quick Service

Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods is available as a counter-service option. This area has five themed food stalls: Mickey’s Smokestack Barbecue, Donald’s Cantina, Goofy’s Grill, Minnie’s Delights, and Daisy’s Pizza Pie.

Marceline Market is also returning to the Treasure. This is the popular buffet spot we were initially introduced to on the Disney Wish, which offers multiple marketplaces with dishes and entrees inspired by cultures and cuisine from around the world.

10 food stations make up the food hall, each with a different theme.

Lounges

Disney confirmed that there will NOT be a Star Wars Hyperspace Lounge on the Treasure (like there is on the Wish), but they have some other unique options in store!

There’s a Skipper Society lounge near the grand hall, which is a Jungle Cruise-themed hangout! As you might expect, there will be all kinds of puns in this lounge. Disney said that the venue will have “natural colorways and camp-style furnishings” along with “trusty, dry-witted skippers.” (The location on the Treasure will be the same place where you can find The Bayou on the Wish.)

Another lounge that’s coming to the Treasure is the Periscope Pub, inspired by Disney’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The rendering that Disney showed us makes it look like the inside of a submarine. This spot will have seafaring artifacts and nautical finishes. Disney stated that “the submarine-styled interiors will give guests a look at the watery world below through an intriguing glass ceiling.” You’ll find “craft brews and light bites” here. (The location on the Treasure will be the same place where you can find Keg & Compass on the Wish.)

There’s also the Jade Cricket Café, which is inspired by Disney’s Mulan. The café “will honor the Fa Family’s “lucky” cricket, Cri-Kee, who will be represented by a tiny jade sculpture on the bar top.” Disney also stated that the café nods to Mulan through “the central moon gate to the plum blossom flowers adorning the walls.” The blue walls and metallic counters are meant to nod to Mulan’s armor.

Heihei Café is a Moana-themed café that echos “the scalloped seashells and reflective blue waters of the storied Southern Pacific isle of Motunui as it is portrayed in Disney’s animated feature.” The furniture in this café nods to “a traditional construction technique used by the Polynesian people to craft seafaring vessels.”

Of course, if none of these restaurants appeal to you or if you need a late-night snack during your trip, there’s 24-hour room service available.

In the meantime, we’re always on the lookout for the latest Disney news, so stay tuned for more.

Learn MORE about the Disney Treasure here!