A day after dropping some new theming news about its upcoming Disney Adventure, Disney Cruise Line today is filling in the details for Disney Treasure.
The sister of the Disney Wish sets sail this December, with seven-night itineraries out of Port Canaveral in Florida. Disney already has told us a lot about the restaurants and entertainment that guests will find aboard the ship: Here's what cruise fans will find aboard the new Disney Treasure. But there remained some news unreported, until now.
Taking the place of the Nightingale's piano bar on Disney Wish will be the new Scat Cat Lounge, themed to the 1970 Disney animated film, "The Aristocats."
With paw prints on the piano and the iconic lyric, "Ev’rybody Wants to be a Cat," the lounge will visually establish the theme that it will carry forward on its drink menu, which will include The Cat Drink, with clarified bourbon, amaro, Aperol, and fresh lemon, and The Turkish Tea Experience, a tea-based cocktail for two or more guests.
Other bars and lounges on Disney Treasure will be themed to Haunted Mansion, Jungle Cruise, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Disney Treasure also will offer a Coco-themed restaurant as part of its dining rotation - Plaza de Coco. Disney Cruise Line announced several menu items today.
Do not expect a stereotypical American Mexican restaurant menu of tacos and burritos. Instead, Plaza de Coco seems to be aiming for a mix of cruise favorites reimagined via Miguel's world from the 2017 Pixar film.
Other restaurants in the evening dining rotation aboard Disney Treasure will be Worlds of Marvel - with a new "Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix" show - and 1923, both of which are found on Disney Wish. Plaza de Coco replaces the Wish's Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure restaurant.
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I suspect that if Plaza de Coco does not have chips and salsa... it will within three months of the initial sailing.