Disney Treasure has 15 decks, but the layout is simple once you see the pattern. Restaurants, lounges, kids clubs, and the theater fill the lower public decks. Staterooms take up the middle of the ship, and the pools, casual food, adult restaurants, concierge area, and AquaMouse sit on top.
The easiest way to learn the Disney Treasure layout is to walk it. My full ship tour goes deck by deck, and the written guide below follows the same order.
I sailed Disney Treasure in October 2026, and this deck-by-deck guide is the map I would want before boarding. It also shows which stateroom decks sit next to the busiest venues. For the full picture of the ship, start with my Disney Treasure review.
Disney Treasure Deck Plan Overview
Disney Treasure is the second Wish-class ship, so anyone who has sailed Disney Wish will recognize the bones of the layout. The Grand Hall runs from Deck 3 to Deck 5 in the middle of the ship, and most of what you need sits within a few decks of it. The Walt Disney Theatre is aft on Deck 3, the three rotational dining rooms are stacked on Decks 3, 4, and 5, and the adult restaurants are aft on Deck 12.
Elevators and stairs run in forward, midship, and aft banks. Knowing which one is closest to your stateroom saves more walking than anything else on a 7-night cruise.
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Disney Treasure Decks 1 and 2: Kids Clubs and Health Center
Deck 1 holds the health center and the tender lobby used on tender days. Most guests only visit it to step off at a tender port.
Deck 2 is the kids deck. Disney's Oceaneer Club takes up the middle of the ship, with Marvel Super Hero Academy, Star Wars: Cargo Bay, an Imagineering lab, Fairytale Hall, and Mickey and Minnie's Captain's Deck. The "it's a small world" nursery is on this deck for infants and toddlers, and kids can ride a slide from the Grand Hall on Deck 3 down to the Oceaneer Club check-in. A small group of oceanview staterooms (category 9B) sits on Deck 2 as well.
Disney Treasure Deck 3: Grand Hall, 1923, and the Theater
Deck 3 is the busiest public deck. Guests enter the Grand Hall here on embarkation day, under a statue of Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Magic Carpet. 1923, one of the rotational dining rooms, sits on this deck, along with the main shopping area.
The three park-themed lounges are on Deck 3 too: Skipper Society for the Jungle Cruise, the Haunted Mansion Parlor, and Scat Cat Lounge, the Aristocats piano bar. The Walt Disney Theatre, with about 1,274 seats, fills the aft end.
Disney Treasure Deck 4: Worlds of Marvel and Guest Services
Deck 4 holds Worlds of Marvel, the second rotational dining room, and the Heihei Cafe coffee bar. The two cinemas, Wonderland and Never Land, are on this deck, as are Untangled Salon, Hook's Barbery, and the guest services and port adventures desks.
Pro Tip: Skip the guest services desk on embarkation afternoon unless something is urgent. Most questions can wait for the Navigator app or a quieter visit on the first evening.
Disney Treasure Deck 5: Plaza de Coco, Sarabi, and Senses Spa
Deck 5 is the deck I would point adults to on a sea day. It holds Plaza de Coco, the third rotational dining room, plus Periscope Pub, the Mulan-themed Jade Cricket Cafe, the two-story Lion King lounge Sarabi, and the main gift shop.
Senses Spa and the fitness center are on this deck, including the Rainforest Room, which carries a separate fee. Edge, the tween club, is on Deck 5 as well. Covered promenades with loungers run along both sides of the ship, though they do not connect into a full loop.
Disney Treasure Decks 6 to 10: Staterooms
Decks 6 through 10 are almost entirely staterooms, from inside rooms to family verandahs. The upper level of the promenade is on Deck 6, there is a guest laundry room on Deck 8, and each deck has forward, midship, and aft elevator access.
What sits above and below matters most on Decks 6 and 10. Deck 6 sits over the Deck 5 lounges and Plaza de Coco, and Deck 10 sits under the pool deck and Marceline Market. My Disney Treasure cabins guide breaks down every category on these decks, and as your travel agent I pick the exact room number with that map in front of me.
Disney Treasure Deck 11: Pools and Casual Dining
Deck 11 is the pool deck. The family pools sit midship under the Funnel Vision screen, and the Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods counters line the deck with barbecue, tacos, pizza, and burgers. Marceline Market, the buffet, is aft, along with Jumbeaux's Sweets and a gift shop.
Forward on Deck 11 are the Finding Nemo-themed Concierge Family Oceanview rooms, which have floor-to-ceiling windows. My Disney Treasure restaurants guide covers what to eat on this deck.
Disney Treasure Deck 12: Concierge, Vibe, Palo, and Enchanté
Forward and midship on Deck 12 are concierge staterooms and suites, numbered from 12000 to about 12534, with the concierge lounge on this deck. The teen club Vibe and the Hero Zone sports area are also on Deck 12.
Aft is the adults-only dining area: The Rose lounge, Palo Steakhouse, and Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement.
Disney Treasure Decks 13 and 14: AquaMouse and Quiet Cove
Deck 13 has more concierge verandah rooms, the boarding area for AquaMouse, and, aft, Quiet Cove, the adults-only pool area with an infinity pool and Cove Cafe. Deck 14 is the top of the ship, with an adults-only sun deck aft and a small wading pool forward. The Tomorrow Tower Suite, the ship's largest suite, is built into the forward funnel.
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Disney Treasure Deck Plan Quick Reference
| Deck | What is on it |
| 1 | Health center, tender lobby |
| 2 | Oceaneer Club, nursery, some oceanview staterooms |
| 3 | Grand Hall, 1923, shops, Skipper Society, Haunted Mansion Parlor, Scat Cat Lounge, Walt Disney Theatre |
| 4 | Worlds of Marvel, Heihei Cafe, cinemas, salon, barbershop, guest services |
| 5 | Plaza de Coco, Periscope Pub, Jade Cricket Cafe, Sarabi, Senses Spa, fitness, Edge, promenades |
| 6 to 10 | Staterooms, guest laundry on 8 |
| 11 | Pools, Funnel Vision, Festival of Foods, Marceline Market, Jumbeaux's Sweets, concierge oceanview rooms |
| 12 | Concierge rooms and lounge, Vibe, Hero Zone, The Rose, Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté |
| 13 | Concierge rooms, AquaMouse boarding, Quiet Cove, Cove Cafe |
| 14 | Adults-only sun deck, wading pool |
Where To Book a Cabin Based on the Disney Treasure Deck Plan
For most families, I would book a midship stateroom on Deck 7, 8, or 9. You are one elevator ride from Deck 3 for dinner and the theater, one ride from Deck 11 for the pools, and you have staterooms above and below you on both sides.
If your kids will spend a lot of time in the Oceaneer Club on Deck 2, the forward or midship elevators get you there fastest. If you plan to spend evenings at Palo Steakhouse and Quiet Cove, an aft stateroom puts you closer to both. When I book these staterooms, I check each room against the deck above and below before confirming it.
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Disney Treasure Deck Plan: Frequently Asked Questions
How many decks does Disney Treasure have? Fifteen. Guest areas run from the health center on Deck 1 to the adults-only sun deck on Deck 14.
What deck is the Disney Treasure buffet on? Marceline Market is aft on Deck 11, on the pool deck.
Where are the Disney Treasure kids clubs? The Oceaneer Club and the nursery are on Deck 2, Edge is on Deck 5, and Vibe is on Deck 12.
What deck is the Disney Treasure adults-only pool on? Quiet Cove is aft on Deck 13, with an adults-only sun deck above it on Deck 14.
Is the Disney Treasure deck plan the same as Disney Wish? The overall layout is very close, but venue names and theming differ throughout. My Disney Wish review covers her sister ship, and my Disney ships by size post compares the whole fleet.
Booking Disney Treasure With a Deck Plan in Hand
My pricing is the same as booking direct, I can often add promotions or group rates the cruise line does not show online, and you get a person to call when plans change. Send me your dates, and I will match your stateroom to the parts of Disney Treasure you will use most.
