Disney Treasure Show Schedule

[act1980]

Does anyone know what shows are showing on what days on the Treasure please?

 

[jwalk03]

https://disneycruiselineblog.com/20...ean-cruise-from-port-canaveral-march-15-2025/

 

[Jason Martin]

Was on the cruise last week
Day 1 - Snow White movie
Day 2 - seas the adventure
Day 3 - variety music act
Day 4 - comedian
Day 5 - magician
Day 6 - Beauty and Beast
Day 7 - Moana

All 3 productions had 3 showings. The normal ones at 6/8:30 but also a 2 or 3 pm matinee

 

[AquaDame]

All 3 productions had 3 showings. The normal ones at 6/8:30 but also a 2 or 3 pm matinee

Did you see Moana..? Planning on trying for the matinee so we can pack in the evening but folks were making it sound like passengers are seeing it twice so I doubt it will be chill like I was hoping... ^^;

 

[laurelew]

I find it crazy that they have Moana scheduled for both the CC day and the very last night when cruisers need to be packing. Maybe that was strategic on DCL's part to try to make it inconvenient?

 

[jwalk03]

I find it crazy that they have Moana scheduled for both the CC day and the very last night when cruisers need to be packing. Maybe that was strategic on DCL's part to try to make it inconvenient?

Its about the Disney strategy of leaving a lasting memory at the end. The "kiss good night" as Walt said.

Moana is the headline show so they save it for the very end so you remember it fondly and makes you want to come back.

Its the same reason they put so much money and effort into their end of night spectaculars in the parks.

 

[RedHead0186]

Did you see Moana..? Planning on trying for the matinee so we can pack in the evening but folks were making it sound like passengers are seeing it twice so I doubt it will be chill like I was hoping... ^^;

When I did the Treasure in early Feb I went to the early evening Moana showing (opposite main dining). I walked in 30 minutes before showtime and easily got a seat in the balcony. I was alone, but there were several open seats around me.

 

[Flossbolna]

Its about the Disney strategy of leaving a lasting memory at the end. The "kiss good night" as Walt said.

Moana is the headline show so they save it for the very end so you remember it fondly and makes you want to come back.

Its the same reason they put so much money and effort into their end of night spectaculars in the parks.

That’s also why Castaway Cay is nearly always scheduled for the last full day. For Caribbean cruises it’s also logistics, but for the 3 and 4 nights it’s a choice.

 

[RedHead0186]

That’s also why Castaway Cay is nearly always scheduled for the last full day. For Caribbean cruises it’s also logistics, but for the 3 and 4 nights it’s a choice.

I get why they do that, but I hate Castaway on the last day. I much prefer a sea day, everything feels rushed when CC is on the last day . . .

 

[Flossbolna]

I get why they do that, but I hate Castaway on the last day. I much prefer a sea day, everything feels rushed when CC is on the last day . . .

That’s why the EBTA has such a great itinerary. I am thrilled to be in port at CC until 6 pm! No rush back to the ship!

 

[jwalk03]

That’s why the EBTA has such a great itinerary. I am thrilled to be in port at CC until 6 pm! No rush back to the ship!

We had a 545 all aboard time at CC on the Magic in March but everyone seemed to go back to the ship by like 4.

We were literally alone on the island for the last 45 min to an hour. It was awesome!

Walked up at the gangway at 545 exactly. As soon as we were on they rolled it up and left, lol.

 

[laurelew]

I get why they do that, but I hate Castaway on the last day. I much prefer a sea day, everything feels rushed when CC is on the last day . . .

Agreed! I feel like I would leave a trip feeling more wowed if I was able to spend the last day and night leisurely trying to do all the things around the ship that I didn't have time to do earlier in the trip.

 

[Flossbolna]

Agreed! I feel like I would leave a trip feeling more wowed if I was able to spend the last day and night leisurely trying to do all the things around the ship that I didn't have time to do earlier in the trip.

All my non Port Canaveral itineraries had that: Alaska, Med, Norway, Panama Canal. So much more relaxed.

 

[Lynes88]

Seas the Adventure shows up on the first night on other Navigators... is that not the typical schedule?