Any New Info about the Disney Treasure?

[leannak]

Grrr - still nothing? So frustrating!

 

[Drfate102]

I wouldn't expect any news until Destination D this fall.

 

[OpieDoodle]

Grrr - still nothing? So frustrating!

I would expect we won't see anything until a week or two before the sailing dates drop which based on previous fall drops I would expect end of June roughly.

 

[johnkerryP]

interestingly I just got off the wish, and took a secondary survey on the dining experiences, of which four of them were experiences that do not exist on any ship currently to my knowledge.

"The Mad Hatter and March Hare find Alice and the White Rabbit just in time to meet some new friends who've come to their unbirthday party . . . including a surprise visit from the Cheshire Cat!"

"Join Winnie the Pooh and Piglet, along with Tigger and Eeyore, where they find themselves in a new part of the hundred acre wood, and where their adventure leads them to make new friends"

"During dinner, be immersed in the wonderful world of Mary Poppins, in the English Countryside from Bert's magical chalk painting. The show stars Mary Poppins, Bert, a 3-piece Pearly Band, and even a few penguins as we go on a "jolly holiday."

"Mickey and Minnie throw a Garden Party with their friends - Goofy, Donald, and Daisy - and invite you to join them for a "Dapper Dining Experience"

 

[laurelew]

I feel like those Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland ideas could lend themselves to a revamped Enchanted Garden of sorts. That is the first thing that came to my mind.

 

[Aquamom]

We did benefit from it with 50% off of our next two cruises! Sad to have missed the Wish, though.

We did benefit too!!! Hope they make a few changes to the Treasure on things that could be better than on the Wish! The Wish just had a few things needed to be changed. I am excited to see the Treasure!!!

 

[holula]

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I feel like those Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland ideas could lend themselves to a revamped Enchanted Garden of sorts. That is the first thing that came to my mind.

They actually all sound like they could be for EG, except maybe the Winnie the Pooh one. EG doesn’t scream woods. But I guess it would be doable if they completely gut it.

 

[johnkerryP]

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They actually all sound like they could be for EG, except maybe the Winnie the Pooh one. EG doesn’t scream woods. But I guess it would be doable if they completely gut it.

The current Enchanted Garden experience, along with all the other experiences currently offered were also listed in kind of vague terms but you could immediately know what restaurant it was if you had experienced it already, and I was asked to rank them multiple times, and my opinion on them as concepts.

 

[o&smom]

interestingly I just got off the wish, and took a secondary survey on the dining experiences, of which four of them were experiences that do not exist on any ship currently to my knowledge.

"The Mad Hatter and March Hare find Alice and the White Rabbit just in time to meet some new friends who've come to their unbirthday party . . . including a surprise visit from the Cheshire Cat!"

"Join Winnie the Pooh and Piglet, along with Tigger and Eeyore, where they find themselves in a new part of the hundred acre wood, and where their adventure leads them to make new friends"

"During dinner, be immersed in the wonderful world of Mary Poppins, in the English Countryside from Bert's magical chalk painting. The show stars Mary Poppins, Bert, a 3-piece Pearly Band, and even a few penguins as we go on a "jolly holiday."

"Mickey and Minnie throw a Garden Party with their friends - Goofy, Donald, and Daisy - and invite you to join them for a "Dapper Dining Experience"

You should turn this into a questionnaire here where people can vote for their choice. I would vote for Mary Poppins.

 

[AquaDame]

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They actually all sound like they could be for EG, except maybe the Winnie the Pooh one. EG doesn’t scream woods. But I guess it would be doable if they completely gut it.

I was thinking Animators perhaps, though it wouldn't surprise me if at some point someone just tossed their hands up and went 'garden? forest? close enough'.

 

[DMMarla07860]

Cruising sure has changed. The unwritten rule when I started cruising in 1980 was you never book a maiden voyage, or a voyage right before or right a dry dock.

Still sounds good to me I hope to try for 1 few cruises after for Fantasy I did the first Eastern on it a few cruises after MV and it was great IMO

 

[Happytycho]

Here's some new info about the Disney Treasure:

The Grand Cayman port schedule was recently updated and now shows the Treasure taking over the Fantasy's biweekly Tuesday calls starting with December 31st, 2024.

The Treasure's calls are listed through 2028 so it seems like she's going to be doing the alternating 7s for the forseeable future.

 

[Kwami]

Here's some new info about the Disney Treasure:

The Grand Cayman port schedule was recently updated and now shows the Treasure taking over the Fantasy's biweekly Tuesday calls starting with December 31st, 2024.

The Treasure's calls are listed through 2028 so it seems like she's going to be doing the alternating 7s for the forseeable future.

As expected!

 

[Flying Fish]

As expected!

Certainly expected, but there was hope until we knew for sure. I love the seven nights out of PC, but I can't see me doing them on the Treasure. There are just too many misses on that ship to make it fun.

 

[Kwami]

Certainly expected, but there was hope until we knew for sure. I love the seven nights out of PC, but I can't see me doing them on the Treasure. There are just too many misses on that ship to make it fun.

It's not even sailing, yet. How can you say that? We don't know what's changed since the Wish and we have only a small preview of the theming.

I'm more worried about the price increase. The Wish sailings cost much more than the Dream sailings did for the same 3/4-night itineraries. I bet that the Treasure will have a similar increase in price.

 

[Flying Fish]

I realized right after I hit "post reply" that I messed up what I meant to say. Here are my thoughts (granted only two times on the Wish): They are not going to correct the problem of the walking deck, and that is going to be even more of an issue for many people on a seven day sailing. I cannot imagine they will put less tables in the restaurants, and they are too crowded. It is unlikely they will correct all the strange dead ends, although that's less problematic after a few days on the ship. The small movie theaters aren't going to change either. The uncomfortable seats in the WD theater might change.

Truth be told, I'm sure we will cave and give it a shot, but I am also confident I will regret spending the money and miss the older ships on those routes. If I'm wrong and it's vastly improved, I will admit it and take my beating.

 

[holula]

Here's some new info about the Disney Treasure:

The Grand Cayman port schedule was recently updated and now shows the Treasure taking over the Fantasy's biweekly Tuesday calls starting with December 31st, 2024.

The Treasure's calls are listed through 2028 so it seems like she's going to be doing the alternating 7s for the forseeable future.

Interesting that’s not happening until the end of December though. Wonder what she’s doing before that.

 

[Happytycho]

Interesting that’s not happening until the end of December though. Wonder what she’s doing before that.

Getting built.

It was already announced that Disney isn't taking delivery until late 2024, so this is pretty much the timing that was expected.

 

[iZon]

As expected!

Could you catch me up please? Where is the Fantasy expected to go? I was hoping it and the Treasure would both do seven nights from Canaveral.

 

[holula]

Getting built.

It was already announced that Disney isn't taking delivery until late 2024, so this is pretty much the timing that was expected.

Her maiden voyage being Christmas week though? The Wish sailed July, I know she wasn’t ready but I think most people expected her to sail September/October time.