Disney Treasure Restaurants
Every place to eat on Disney Treasure: the three rotational dining rooms, the two dinner shows hiding inside them, the buffet, pool deck quick bites, and the two adult only restaurants, arranged the way the week actually gets planned.
2 dinner shows
2 adult only
24 hour room service
- Two of three main rooms are shows. Plaza de Coco and Worlds of Marvel drive the evening schedule.
- 1923 is the calm night. Gallery walls, conversation pace, the dressier dinner of the rotation.
- Deep Arrival read: plan dinner as part of the show calendar, then book one adult reset at Palo or Enchante.
Cruise cabin gear
The small fixes that make an interior stateroom livable, every pick cruise-line compliant.
How rotational dining works on this ship
Disney assigns each stateroom a dining rotation before the cruise. The group moves to a different main dining room each night and the serving team moves with them. On a seven night sailing the rotation repeats, so most guests see Plaza de Coco and Worlds of Marvel at least twice.
Your three room order is printed in the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app on embarkation day. Same table mates, same servers, different room each night.
Walt Disney Theatre shows and the dinner show nights land on the same evenings. Check both before locking plans for the week.
Palo Steakhouse and Enchante open for reservations before sailing and fill fast on seven night cruises. Book the sea day evening first.
The three rooms every guest rotates through
Included in the cruise fare, every night. Two of them are full productions. One is a quiet tribute to a century of Disney animation.
Plaza de Coco
The first restaurant at sea themed to Coco recreates the plaza of Santa Cecilia under festival lights and papel picado banners. Across two celebratory evenings, live performers from Miguel’s family carry the story forward while dinner is served.
The menu draws on the Rivera family kitchen: Abuelita Elena Shrimp Diabla, Luisa’s Pollo Asado with Michoacan citrus chicken, and a warm coconut tres leches finish.
Worlds of Marvel
Worlds of Marvel runs two distinct evenings on Treasure. Avengers: Quantum Encounter follows Ant-Man and The Wasp defending new Quantum Core technology. Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix is a party night Groot gradually takes over, set to hit songs from decades past.
The menu tours the globe to match the story, and table screens keep younger diners locked in for the full meal.
1923
Named for the year The Walt Disney Company was founded, 1923 trades show effects for gallery walls of sketches, props, and animation art celebrating adventure storytelling.
It is the calmest night of the rotation and the best main dining room for conversation, an anniversary dinner inside the rotation, or travelers who want the craft of the ship without a performance.
Dining is one of the main reasons families choose Disney Treasure over a bigger, flashier megaship. Plan the week as three layers: the rotation is set for you, the show calendar is published on day one, and the one adult reset is booked by you before sailing. Everything else is grazing.
Buffet, pool deck bites, sweets, and room service
The included layer that keeps port mornings and pool days moving, plus the two treat stops that carry an extra charge.
Jumbeaux’s Sweets
The ship’s Zootopia storefront serves more than 35 flavors of handmade gelato, ice cream, and plant based frozen desserts, plus character treats like the Judy Hopps carrot cupcake and paw shaped shortbread pops.
Buffet breakfast and lunch in a food hall format with separate stations, named for Walt Disney’s boyhood hometown in Missouri. The default port morning stop. On sea days, shift breakfast 45 minutes off the crowd and it feels like a different ship.
Pool deck stands covering pizza, burgers, tacos, sandwiches, and soft serve, all in the fare. The grazing layer for pool days and lazy sea afternoons.
Specialty coffee with a Moana wink, open early enough to matter on port mornings. The line peaks in the hour before gangway times.
Most of the menu is included, with charges only on a short list of premium items and packaged snacks. Warm cookies and milk after the evening show is the all hands favorite; verandah mornings turn coffee and pastries into the best seat on the ship.
Palo Steakhouse and Enchante
Two reservation only rooms for guests 18 and over, both with an additional charge, both booked out fast on seven night sailings.
A modern steakhouse layered over the classic Palo Italian menu, in a room themed to The Aristocats. The natural pick for the week’s one slow dinner.
The ship’s most formal room, a French tasting menu experience from chef Arnaud Lallement. Pairs with the adult lounge crawl for a full grown up evening on board.
Reservations open before sailing by Castaway Club tier. Book a sea day evening the moment the window opens, then build the kids club window around it. More adult spaces are covered in the Disney Treasure guide.
Every Disney Treasure dining venue at a glance
| Venue | Type | Cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plaza de Coco | Rotational dining with live show | Included | The signature family nights |
| Worlds of Marvel | Rotational cinematic dining | Included | Kid energy and screen driven fun |
| 1923 | Rotational dining, gallery style | Included | Conversation and a dressier night |
| Marceline Market | Buffet breakfast and lunch | Included | Port mornings and flexible lunches |
| Festival of Foods | Pool deck quick service | Included | Pool days and grazing kids |
| Jumbeaux’s Sweets | Gelato and specialty treats | Extra charge | Zootopia fans and dessert runs |
| Heihei Cafe | Specialty coffee | Extra charge | Port morning caffeine |
| Room service | In stateroom, 24 hours | Mostly included | Late nights and verandah mornings |
| Palo Steakhouse and Enchante | Adult only premium | Extra charge | The one adult reset of the week |
Disney Treasure dining questions families ask first
What restaurants are on Disney Treasure?
Disney Treasure has three rotational main dining rooms: Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel, and 1923. Casual venues include Marceline Market, the Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods pool deck stands, Jumbeaux’s Sweets, and Heihei Cafe, plus 24 hour room service. Palo Steakhouse and Enchante round out the ship as adult only premium restaurants.
Which Disney Treasure restaurants cost extra?
The three main dining rooms, Marceline Market, Festival of Foods stands, and most room service items are included in the cruise fare. Palo Steakhouse and Enchante carry adult dining fees, and Jumbeaux’s Sweets treats, gelato, and Heihei Cafe specialty coffee are charged per item.
What is Plaza de Coco?
Plaza de Coco is the first restaurant at sea themed to the Pixar film Coco. Set in a festival lit recreation of Santa Cecilia’s plaza, it serves Mexican dishes drawn from the Rivera family kitchen across two theatrical dinner evenings with live musical performances during the meal.
Does Disney Treasure have a buffet?
Yes. Marceline Market on the upper decks handles buffet breakfast and lunch in a food hall layout with individual stations. It is named for Marceline, Missouri, the hometown of Walt Disney, and it is the fastest option before port days and for casual lunches.
Do adults have their own restaurants on Disney Treasure?
Yes. Palo Steakhouse and Enchante are reserved for guests 18 and older. Both charge an additional fee and take reservations that open before the cruise. They pair naturally with the ship’s adult lounges and Quiet Cove for a full grown up evening on board.
Where the Disney Treasure dining facts come from
Checks venue names, rotational dining structure, adult dining policies, and included versus extra charge framing.
Checks Plaza de Coco menu items, the Groot Remix and Quantum Encounter dinner shows, and Jumbeaux’s Sweets treats.
The parent ship guide: cabins, deck flow, shows, kids clubs, adult spaces, and how Treasure compares with its sisters.
Keep planning Disney Treasure
Dining is one layer of the ship. The full Disney Treasure guide covers cabins, deck flow, shows, kids clubs, and how this ship compares with Destiny, Wish, and Adventure.