Here’s a look inside Disney Adventure, the company’s largest cruise ship ever

Disney’s betting big on Asia.

CEO Bob Iger said Disney Adventure, the company’s largest ship to date, is a real chance to expand into the Southeast Asian market. During Disney’s Q3 earnings call, he described Disney Adventure as a floating ambassador for the company’s intellectual property.

“This will give us an opportunity to basically sell, or float, the Disney brand in all of its glory into a region that we think has huge Disney brand affinity,” Iger said during Disney’s Q3 earnings call.

Disney Cruise Line has become an increasingly integral to the company’s experiences division. It earned $347.3 million in profits last year, a notable step up from the $180.5 million earned in 2023. Disney Adventure is the seventh ship in Disney Cruise Line’s fleet after Disney Wish set sail in 2022 and Disney Treasure in 2024. It can house an estimated 2,500 crew members and 6,700 passengers.

Passengers on Disney Adventure will spend three to four nights immersed in their favorite Pixar, Marvel, and Disney stories. Disney Adventure, which sets sail on December 15, is dedicated to sea days.

Here’s a look at Disney Adventure.

Wayfinder Bay is one of seven themed areas on Disney Adventure.

Disney went all in when designing its first cruise ship with a homeport in Asia. Disney Adventure houses seven themed areas: Disney Imagination Garden, Town Square, San Fransokyo Street, Toy Story Place, Disney Discovery Reef, Marvel Landing, and Wayfinder Bay.

Wayfinder Bay is an outdoor space inspired by Disney’s “Moana” that features a bar and wading pool. The pool area doubles as a performance venue where guests can watch live shows like “Moana: Call of the Sea.”

Take a splash in Disney Discovery Reef.

Disney Discovery Reef, a themed area in the back of the ship, draws from films like “The Little Mermaid” and “Finding Nemo” to explore the company’s underwater stories.

This area features numerous shopping and food options for guests, including Palo Café, a coffee bar inspired by the coastal town in Pixar’s “Luca.”

Marvel fans can also find Cosmic Kebabs, a restaurant serving pitas and kebabs inspired by Marvel’s “Ms. Marvel.”

The Avengers are on display at Marvel Landing.

Disney Adventure is bringing Marvel superheroes to the sea.

Marvel Landing is on the ship’s upper deck, where three attractions are available to guests: Groot Galaxy Spin, Pym Quantum Racers, and Ironcycle Test Run.

Ironcycle Test Run is Disney’s first-ever cruise ship roller coaster. It’s also the “longest roller coaster at sea” at over  820 feet long, according to the company.

Woody and the “Toy Story” gang hang out on the upper deck.

Fans of Disney’s “Toy Story” franchise will feel right at home on Disney Adventure.

Toy Story Place is a water wonderland for families with several options, including Sunnyside Family Pool, the Flying Saucer Splash Zone, and whirlpools. The area also welcomes passengers to zoom down Woody and Jessie’s Wild Slides.

San Francisco meets Tokyo in an area inspired by “Big Hero 6.”

Disney Adventure will feature an area that combines the “vibrant energy” of Tokyo with the “laid-back charm of San Francisco” in a nod to “Big Hero 6.”

Passengers can visit San Fransokyo Street to catch a film at Baymax Cinemas or participate in an immersive training simulator at the Big Hero Arcade.

They can also stop by Duffy and Friends Shop and enter the Duffy and Friends Discovery Quest, which asks passengers to use clues to find lost items and potentially win a prize.

Disney Adventure has multiple dining options for passengers.

The cruise ship has two entertainment restaurants, including Hollywood Spotlight Club, where passengers can dine while interacting with Disney characters like Daisy Duck and Mickey Mouse.

Other options include the Enchanted Summer Restaurant, inspired by Disney’s Tangled and Frozen films, and Pixar Market Restaurant, which pays homage to the studios’ films.

Mowgli’s Eatery, Stitch’s ‘Ohana Grill,  Bewitching Boba and Brews, and Mike & Sulley’s — Flavors of Asia are also places to try.

Disney Adventure has venues geared for adults.

Although Disney Adventure offers family fun, specific venues were made for the 18+ crowd.

Palo Trattoria is an adults-only Italian restaurant between Disney Discovery Reef and Wayfinder Bay.

Inspired by the “Peter Pan” villain Captain Hook, Buccaneer Bar is a lounge where adults can unwind and relax.

Watch a production or two at the Walt Disney Theatre.

The Walt Disney Theatre will put on two productions for passengers on Disney Adventure.

“Remember” is a musical starring the robots from Disney-Pixar’s “Wall-E” and other characters.

“Disney Seas the Adventure” is a musical featuring songs and characters from Disney’s catalog.

The theatre is in Town Square, which is inspired by Disney’s vast collection of princesses and fairy tales.

Sweat it out with Baymax in the Disney Imagination Garden.

The Disney Imagination Garden, another themed area, features a stage with three deck screens.

Among the interactive shows appearing on that stage is the Baymax Super Exercise Expo, a musical exercise show inspired by “Big Hero 6.”

Passengers can also watch shows like Captain Jack Sparrow & the Siren Queen and Mickey’s Color Spin Dance Party.

After a long day, get some sleep in one of Disney Adventure’s staterooms.

Disney said most staterooms include a split-bathroom concept, elevated bed frames, and a menu highlighting essentials for families with small children.

“Each stateroom will feature thoughtful amenities, family-friendly conveniences and special Disney touches,” the company said in a blog post.

Passengers looking for a particularly elegant trip can take advantage of the concierge experience, which offers exclusive perks like priority boarding.

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