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Treasure

81
SCORE /100

Category Scores

Space & Comfort
74Top 31% of ships
Dining
71Top 44% of ships
Entertainment
69Top 49% of ships
Activities & Thrills
79Top 22% of ships
Pools & Relaxation
83Top 18% of ships
Value / Cost
38Beats 32% of ships
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What We Like

Strong Pools & Relaxation — scores 83/100
Strong Activities & Thrills — scores 79/100
Attentive service — about 1.6 guests per crew member

Worth Knowing

Value / Cost is a relative weak point at 38/100
Daily gratuities are expected on top of the fare
General
Cruise LineDisney
Ship NameTreasure
Maiden voyage1 December 2024
Physical
Year Built2024
Refurbished
The year of the ship's most recent major refit or renovation.
Not yet
BuilderMeyer Werft
Gross Tonnage
A measure of a ship's enclosed volume, not its weight. Higher usually means more decks, space and amenities.
144,000 tons
Length
Overall length of the hull from bow to stern.
341.071 m
Width/Beam
The ship's width at its widest point. A wider hull is steadier but limits which ports and canals it can use.
39.014 m
Ship Within a ShipYes — Concierge (76 concierge staterooms/suites, Concierge Lounge on Deck 12 Forward, private sun deck on Deck 13 with 2 whirlpools, wading pool, and full bar)
Total decks
Total number of decks, including crew-only and service decks.
15
Passenger Decks5
Speed
Cruising speed in knots (nautical miles per hour). One knot is about 1.15 mph.
19.5 knots
Passengers and Crew
Crew1,555
Passenger to Crew Ratio
Guests per crew member. Lower means more staff per passenger, which usually means more attentive service.
1.6
Total Cabins1,238
Single Occupancy Cabins
Whether the ship has cabins built for solo travellers (often without a single supplement).
No
Wheelchair-Accessible Cabins35
Passenger Capacity
The maximum number of guests the ship can carry at full occupancy.
4,000
Space Ratio (tons of ship per passenger)
Gross tonnage divided by passenger capacity — a rough 'spaciousness' gauge. Higher means more room per guest.
36
Amenities
Restaurants9 dining venues: 1923, Worlds of Marvel, Plaza de Coco (rotational main dining, included); Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods, Marceline Market, room service (included casual); Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté (adults-only, extra charge specialty)
Restaurants - Paid2
Restaurants - Included7
Onboard Currency
The currency used for onboard purchases and billing.
US dollars
Total Pools10
- Pools - General Access10
- Pools - Adults Only2
- Pools - Exclusive1
Water Playground/Splash ParkYes
Kiddie/Splash PoolYes
Total Hot Tubs2
- Hot Tubs - General Access6
- Hot Tubs - Adults Only2
- Hot Tubs - Exclusive2
WiFiYes
Internet CenterYes
Cell Phone ServiceYes
Bars/Lounges13
Beauty Salon/Barber ShopYes
CasinoNo
ChapelNo
Night ClubYes
Laundromats (self service)Yes
Laundry/Dry CleaningYes
LibraryYes
Movie TheatreYes
Onboard WeddingsYes
SpaYes
Video ArcadeYes
Basketball CourtYes
Tennis CourtNo
Fitness CenterYes
Ice Skating RinkNo
Jogging TrackYes
Mini-Golf CourseYes
Rock Climbing WallNo
Water SlideYes
Water Sports PlatformNo
24-Hour Room ServiceYes
BabysittingYes
Children's PlayroomYes
Supervised Youth ProgramYes
Teen CenterYes
Kosher MealsYes
Adult Only Relaxation AreaYes
Special AmenitiesAquaMouse water tube attraction, 760-foot waterslide, Toy Story-themed splash pad, Tomorrow Tower Suite, Hyperspace Lounge, Quiet Cove adults-only pool, hair salon, spa and fitness center, video arcade, teen lounge, outdoor movie screen (Funnel Vision), self-serve laundromats, 35 accessible staterooms
Costs and Gratuities
Base Daily Gratuities*(Per Person Per Day)
The standard service charge automatically added per guest, per day, on top of the fare.
$16.00
Tip added to drinks & services
The automatic gratuity percentage added to bar tabs and paid services.
18%
Tipping Expected?Yes
Registry & Identifiers
Call sign
The ship's unique radio identifier used in maritime communications.
under construction
MMSI number
A 9-digit radio ID broadcast by the ship's transponder for tracking and communications.
under construction
Port of registry
The ship's legal home port and country of registration — its 'flag'.
Port Canaveral