Inside staterooms are located inside the Disney Treasure ship and do not offer a window or balcony to the outside. You’ll be surrounded by artwork that pays homage to the bold stories of Disney films and enjoy space to spread out and unpack. Offering plenty of storage, a queen-size bed, pull-down bed, convertible couch and upscale amenities, your stateroom serves as a restful haven where you can take time to relax.

When selecting an inside stateroom on the Disney Treasure, you’ll be able to choose from either standard or deluxe options. Below are details on each and how they differ.

Disney Treasure Standard Inside Staterooms

• Sleeps up to four
• 169 square feet
• Queen bed, single sleeper sofa and upper-berth pull-down bed when sleeping four
• Category 11A: Deck 9, 10 and 1, Category 11B: Deck 6, 7 and 8, Category 11C: Deck 2
• Accessible options are offered in categories 11A, 11B and 11C: Decks 2, 8 and 9; Staterooms 2559, 8073 and 9175
• Full bathroom with vanity, sink, shower and tub
• Sitting area with couch, desk and TV
• Privacy curtain between sitting area and sleeping space

Only Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms can be found on the Disney Treasure. These cabins are very similar to the Deluxe Inside Staterooms, except they offer a view outside of the ship. If you are worried about sea sickness, consider booking at least an oceanview stateroom.

Look out to the sea in a stateroom decorated with artwork and touches celebrating the iconic elements of Disney movies. Featuring a queen-size bed, pull-down bed, sitting area with convertible couch, split bathrooms and upscale amenities, it’s the perfect place to recharge.

• Sleeps up to four
• 218 square feet
• One large porthole window
• Queen bed, single sleeper sofa and upper berth pull-down bed when sleeping four
• Category 9A: Decks 7 and 8, Category 9B: Deck 2, Category 9C: Decks 7 and 8, Category 9D: Decks 6 and 7
• Categories 9B and 9D: Decks 2 and 6; Staterooms 2062, 6006 and 6504
• Split bath, except for in accessible staterooms
• Sitting area with couch, desk and TV
• Privacy curtain between the sleeping and sitting areas

Also note that in select Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms, a celestial scene featuring original artwork and a magical message from Genie reveals itself when the upper-berth bed is pulled down (applicable only for staterooms that sleep 4).

• Sleeps up to five
• 237 square feet
• Large porthole for ocean views
• Queen bed, single convertible sofa, upper-berth single pull-down bed and single wall pull-down bed (for rooms that sleep 5)
• Categories 8B: Decks 8 and 9, 8C: Decks 6 and 7
• Accessible staterooms are available in 8C: Deck 7; Staterooms 7510 (has a pillar in room, but still fully accessible) and 7512
• Split bath, although accessible staterooms will have a full bath instead
• Sitting area with desk, couch and TV
• Privacy curtain between sleeping space and sitting area

Again, the biggest difference here is in the size of each stateroom. Depending on price, it may be worth it to upgrade to the Family Staterooms to have more room to spread out.

Take in spectacular sea views from your own private balcony. And with a queen-size bed, pull-down bed, sitting area with convertible couch, split bathrooms and upscale amenities, you can retire in comfort to your hideaway on the high seas.

Choose from:

• Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah
• Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah
• Sleeps up to five
• 243 or 284 square feet
• Private balcony
• Queen bed, pull-down bed, sitting area with convertible couch
• Categories 4A: Decks 10 and 11, 4B: Decks 8 and 9, 4C: Decks 6 and 7, 4E: Decks 6, 9 and 10 (features an oversized private balcony). Also in categories 5A: Deck 10, 5B: Decks 8 and 9, 5C: Decks 6 and 7, 6A: Decks 8 and 9, 6B: Decks 6 and 7, 7A: Decks 6, 7, 8 and 9
• Accessible staterooms are available in 4B and 4C: Decks 6,7, and 8; Staterooms 6106, 6108, 7106, 7108, 7602, 7604, 8104, 8106, 8602 and 8604 as well as 5B and 5C: Decks 6,7,8 and 9; Staterooms: 6026, 6200, 6524, 7196, 7198, 7692, 7694, 8190, 8194, 8688, 8692, 9180, 9680, and 9682
• Split bath, although accessible staterooms will have a full bath instead
• Sitting area with desk, couch and TV
• Privacy curtain between sleeping space and sitting area

The last staterooms on the Disney Treasure are the Concierge Staterooms. You’ll delight in lavishly appointed staterooms with interiors inspired by the classic Disney film The Lion King, or find your home at sea in one of the Finding Nemo-themed staterooms at the front of the ship that include incredible forward-facing views. Concierge Guests also have access to special services, benefits and exclusive spaces.

Choose from these concierge staterooms:

• Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom, Finding Nemo-themed, sleeps 5 with 357 square feet
• Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah, Lion King-themed, sleeps 5 with 296 square feet
• Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Extended Verandah, Lion King-themed, sleeps 5 with 1031 square feet
• Concierge 1-Bedroom Suite with Verandah, Lion King-themed, sleeps 5 with 608 square feet
• Concierge 2-Story Royal Suite with Verandah, The Bagheera Royal Suite honors the panther from The Jungle Book and the forest he calls home, while the Rajah Royal Suite draws inspiration from Princess Jasmine’s pet tiger and the regal palace of Agrabah, both sleep 6 with 1759 square feet
• Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite, This one-of-a-kind penthouse at sea captures the same ingenious spirit that inspired EPCOT at Walt Disney World Resort, with avant-garde design, dynamic art pieces, molten metals accents and colorful stained glass.Boasting its own private elevator and glimpses to the open horizon through an expansive 2-story window, the Tomorrow Tower Suite truly embraces the adventures of tomorrow. Sleeps 8 with 2000 square feet.

Marceline Market
An eclectic marketplace with classic favorites, international specialties and plant-based offerings serving breakfast and lunch.

Jumbeaux’s Sweets
A larger than life ice cream parlor inspired by Jerry Jumbeaux Jr. from Zootopia. Bring your elephant sized appetite and enjoy handmade gelato and ice cream, plus specialty treats and candies.

Walkup Cafes
Jade’s Cricket Café and Heihei Café offer quick coffee, tea and snack options for those on the go. They are just steps away from the Grand Hall and offer all the pick me ups you need.

Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods
This food court style space on the upper deck is the center of culinary excitement. Different themed food stations, including:

• Mickey’s Smokestack BBQ
• Donald’s Cantina
• Daisy’s Pizza Pies
• Goofy’s Grill
• Minnie’s Delights

Soft Drink Station
Another thing we love about Disney Cruise Line are the soft drink stations that are open 24 hours a day. Having soda included with your cruise is a huge perk to Disney Cruise Line.

Each night you’ll rotate between the main dining restaurants for dinner. Dining times are typically 6:00 pm and 8:15 pm. If you have the first dining time, you'll be assigned the second show time and vice versa.

You might consider the second dining time for two main reasons. One, your kids might be more alert for the shows. Two, if you choose the second seating, your servers can rush dinner out for your kids and they have the option to go to the Oceaneers Club. The counselors will even come pick them up at the restaurant for you so you can continue with dinner. That may have been the most magical of all!

The Disney Treasure offers three main dining restaurants:

• Plaza de Coco

Be transported to the colorful plaza of Santa Cecilia during this multi-night, Coco-themed theatrical dining experience featuring the flavors of Mexico. On your first night, watch as Miguel and the town mariachis entertain with lively song and dance. Then, on the second night, behold the plaza’s transformation to a fun-filled Dia de los Muertos celebration with Mamá Coco, Abuelita and the rest of the Rivera family.

• Worlds of Marvel

Suit up to save the day at Worlds of Marvel—a cinematic dining experience of epic proportions. Explore powerful quantum technology during “Avengers: Quantum Encounter,” featuring a special appearance by Spider-Man live and in-person. All the while, indulge in a global menu inspired by the origins of your favorite Super Heroes, featuring a range of delicacies from classic American fare to rich African flavors.

• 1923

Named after the year The Walt Disney Studios was founded, the elegant 1923 restaurant celebrates the imagination of classic animation and the unwavering spirit of the original studio that started it all. Feel like Hollywood royalty as you dine on fresh California cuisine amid storyboards, sketches and props from adventure-themed Disney movies like Tarzan, The Lion King, Aladdin and more.

For something extra magical or even a celebration, there are several reservation restaurants available, some for an additional fee.

The Rose
Adults only, Beauty and the Beast lounge reminiscent of an enchanted castle with floating rose petals and ocean views.

The Haunted Mansion Parlor
Welcome foolish mortals to this first-of-its-kind haunted lounge featuring ghoulishly delightful "spirits." But be forewarned: grim grinning ghosts are bound to materialize as a new chapter of the beloved 999 happy haunts story is about to unfold. This adult-exclusive escape is exactly what you need.

Skipper Society
Watch your head and watch your step as you enter this exotic lounge inspired by the world-famous Jungle Cruise attraction. With tributes to skippers and their many adventures on the Nile, Amazon, Congo and other famous waterways, Skipper Society is the perfect place to sip back and relax. And please… keep all hands, arms, feet and legs inside the lounge at all times. Adults only.

Room Service
Craving an early breakfast? Or maybe a midnight chocolate chip cookie? The Disney Treasure provides 24/7 room service to every stateroom. The best part is that most items – including those midnight chocolate chip cookies – are included in the price of your cruise.

Disney Cruise Line is known for their food and service, which is why you can be sure you won’t be disappointed at any of these options. Especially when you follow them up with Disney’s world-class entertainment.

We all know that Disney Parks tend to go big or go home and Disney Cruise Line is no different. On the Disney Treasure, you’ll find deck parties, Broadway-caliber shows, the chance to meet Disney characters and more.

Here’s a breakdown of all the fun to be had aboard.

Mickey’s Sail-A-Wave Party!... A Bon Voyage Celebration
Get ready to party when you step onto the Disney Treasure! You’ll be joined by Disney characters who are ready to celebrate the beginning of your cruise.

Pirate Night
Check your itinerary for this swashbuckling event. Your entire family will want to dress the part as this event spans through dinner and into the night. Pirate-themed games, meet-and-greets and more will end with a spectacular fireworks show. Just be aware that fireworks are not permitted on some Alaskan sailings on the Disney Treasure.

The Tale of Moana
Exclusively on the Disney Treasure, Disney The Tale of Moana, inspired by the blockbuster Disney film, brings the adventurous journey of Moana to center stage for the very first time. Join Moana as she sets sail across the vast ocean in this Broadway-style musical that celebrates the courage to follow your dreams.

Disney Seas the Adventure
The original stage spectacular stars Goofy and other beloved Disney and Pixar friends as they journey through uncharted waters, complete with favorite songs from such films as The Princess and the Frog, Moana, Frozen II and more.

Behold Beauty and the Beast
A dazzling musical performance featuring vibrant costumes, sensational set designs and heartwarming songs you’ve come to love from the movie.

Seasonal Celebrations
If you’re going on a Very Merrytime, New Year’s Eve or Halloween on the High Seas itinerary, make sure to check the daily schedule for additional seasonal deck parties.

Family cruising with Disney doesn’t have to mean everything is a family event. There is plenty of space to explore onboard specific for all ages, kids only and even some teen only spaces.

“it’s a small world” Nursery
If you're traveling with kids ages 6 months to three-years-old, you can take advantage of the "it's a small world" nursery. Child care is available for children who are under age three and not potty trained for an additional fee.

Star Wars: Cargo Bay in Disney’s Oceaneer Club
This kids only location caters to children ages 3-12. Kids will love hanging out with Disney Characters each day. Step aboard a starship prepping for a mission to aid the Resistance and join forces with Star Wars friends like Chewbacca and Rey. Plus, become the crew’s newest exotic-creature handler and wrangle exciting animals like Porgs, Loth-Cats, a Dianoga and more.

Edge
It’s the perfect spot for tweens and tweens with a space imagined just for them. This hangout offers a space for movies, crafts, games and hanging out with other kids their age Teens and tweens ages 11-14 only.

Vibe
Teens ages 14-17 will have a blast at Vibe, whether it’s listening to music, dancing or competing with other teens to get the highest video game score. The decor matches the name, it’s a total Vibe.

And don’t forget to explore these other areas and activities (some age specific):

• Walt Disney Imagineering Lab
• Mickey & Minnie’s Captain Deck
• Fairytale Hall