Disney is bringing its Oscar-winning animated hit "Coco" to new life as a dinner experience on its newest cruise ship, Disney Treasure.
Plaza de Coco takes the space held by Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure on sister ship Disney Wish, if you are familiar with that ship. The restaurants brings to life Plaza Santa Cecilia for two shows on the seven-night Disney Treasure itineraries.
The first night's show is a celebration of family, while the second night takes a deeper dive into Dia de los Muertos. Together, the music, the food and the space created by Walt Disney Imagineering celebrate not just the culture of Mexico, but the enduring bonds between family members - living and past - from all cultural backgrounds.
This afternoon, Disney hosted a press conference with "Coco" star Anthony Gonzalez, who voiced Miguel in the film, and director Lee Unkrich, who talked about the legacy of Coco and its transformation into this new chapter of the story, which takes places three years after the events of the film.
Keep watching for tips and recommendations for what to order when dining at Plaza de Coco, which is one of the three rotational dining experiences aboard Disney Treasure.
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Russel - Hell no- UP is by far the Best.....
Then COCO -followed by Meet the Robinsons...
@Brian - No doubt Up is one of the best Pixar films (I've always been partial to Wall-E and its Peter Gabriel soundtrack), but I was more comparing 2 CG-animated films with Latin themes. The obvious standard-bearer is Disney's Encanto, but IMHO Book of Life is far superior to Coco. The only thing going for Coco is Remember Me.
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Coco is a fine movie, but can't hold a candle to Book of Life, which came out 3 years earlier.