Who is designing the Disney Treasure?

[Ralph&Pam]

The 3/4 night cruises are always more expensive per night than a 7-night. But yes, I expect the Treasure to be quite a step up from current Fantasy prices if she takes over the Fantasy cruises. I wonder what they will do with the Fantasy though? 7-night cruises from Fort Lauderdale and hope that it won't be too much of a competition with the Treasure out of PC?

The Dream is doing a variety of cruises out of Miami this season, including itineraries ranging from 3 to 7 nights, going to the Bahamas and both Eastern and Western Caribbean. We’re booked on a Western Caribbean in late April, same itinerary as the Fantasy WCs: Cozemel, Grand Cayman, Falmouth, and Castaway Cay with two sea days. The Fantasy is doing an 8-night itinerary, with stops in Bermuda, Nassau, and CC that week.

With the planned move of a ship to Lauderdale, at least one ship will continue sailing some of these itineraries that compete with the sailings out of Port Canaveral.

 

[squirk]

The Magic will be 30 in 2028. That’s old for a cruise ship. Will have to see if they retire any.

 

[tvguy]

The Magic will be 30 in 2028. That’s old for a cruise ship. Will have to see if they retire any.

MV Astoria sailed for over 70 years, so the Magic isn't even middle age in comparison. And it remains a very popular ship

 

[Darren1969]

The Dream is going to the North Sea this year so I would guess the Fantasy will eventually replace the Wonder in Alaska (unless they build a new ship for Alaska.)

I really will miss the classic ships when they retire - hopefully it will be a few more years!

That would an amazing repositioning cruise, either the long way round via Suez/Cape Agulhas or Cape Horn.

 

[Jaxasaurous]

The waiter I had on the Wish a few weeks ago mentioned that the Treasure was going to be doing New Zealand and Australia itineraries.

 

[AquaDame]

The waiter I had on the Wish a few weeks ago mentioned that the Treasure was going to be doing New Zealand and Australia itineraries.

I mean... we know the Wonder is. Maybe they were confused or had a slip?

 

[Darren1969]

The bus driver said Treasure was going to Japan…

 

[Jaxasaurous]

I mean... we know the Wonder is. Maybe they were confused or had a slip?

I think it was a slip, he also mentioned the Global ship in the same conversation but didn't say where that might be sailing to.

 

[holula]

That would an amazing repositioning cruise, either the long way round via Suez/Cape Agulhas or Cape Horn.

The Fantasy should be able to go through the new Panama locks, so sadly that amazing repo cruise would just be a normal PC cruise. But with the Aquaduck!

 

[CamColt]

Are the same drunk people who designed the Wish going to design the Treasure?

Now that I've sailed the Wish, this makes a lot of sense to me.

 

[JM_97]

My guess is:

Magic: San Juan/Galveston/Miami
Wonder: San Diego/Vancouver/Hawaii/Australia
Dream: Port Everglades/Europe
Fantasy: Miami
Wish: Port Canaveral
Treasure: Port Canaveral
Unnamed Ship: Asia

 

[Darren1969]

The Fantasy should be able to go through the new Panama locks, so sadly that amazing repo cruise would just be a normal PC cruise. But with the Aquaduck!

Not unless they cut off some of the superstructure. Bridge of the Americas doesn't have enough clearance.

 

[anricat]

Not unless they cut off some of the superstructure. Bridge of the Americas doesn't have enough clearance.

I remember this being discussed last year with the consensus being that actually, it would fit. I searched and found the discussion here: https://www.disboards.com/threads/a-disney-ship-coming-to-australia.3888223/post-64232149

 

[Winston Wolf]

Plus one more. There are to be 3 Triton class ships. DCL had signed on for 3 before the Global Bankruptcy. So, I’d imagine new ships in 2024, 2025, and 2026. The Magic will be 30 in 2028. That’s old for a cruise ship. Will have to see if they retire any.

While the structure of the Treasure won’t change, they could fix design issues I think. Like, close off Luna Lounge. Maybe push 1923 together and move the hallway to the outside. Some of that is fixable even in the same structure.

100% agree with all of this. I don't expect it to be a fleet of 8 for very long. Magic and Wonder will be sold.

 

[Douglas Dubh]

My guess is:

Magic: San Juan/Galveston/Miami
Wonder: San Diego/Vancouver/Hawaii/Australia
Dream: Port Everglades/Europe
Fantasy: Miami
Wish: Port Canaveral
Treasure: Port Canaveral
Unnamed Ship: Asia

They might want to move a ship to New York part of the year for cruises to the Canadian Maritime provinces and Bermuda. Maybe the Fantasy if it goes to Miami.

 

[sabrecmc]

My guess is:

Magic: San Juan/Galveston/Miami
Wonder: San Diego/Vancouver/Hawaii/Australia
Dream: Port Everglades/Europe
Fantasy: Miami
Wish: Port Canaveral
Treasure: Port Canaveral
Unnamed Ship: Asia

For what little it is worth, our head server on our December Magic Cruise said DCL was definitely going to be putting a ship in Asia soon. He wasn't sure which one, but he seemed certain it would happen and said it was a big deal to the crew b/c so many were from that area so it was easier to get home. He seemed really excited about it.

 

[Winston Wolf]

My guess is:

Magic: San Juan/Galveston/Miami
Wonder: San Diego/Vancouver/Hawaii/Australia
Dream: Port Everglades/Europe
Fantasy: Miami
Wish: Port Canaveral
Treasure: Port Canaveral
Unnamed Ship: Asia

My understanding is that DCL won't be sailing out of Miami anymore once the new terminal is done at Port Everglades.

 

[Winston Wolf]

For what little it is worth, our head server on our December Magic Cruise said DCL was definitely going to be putting a ship in Asia soon. He wasn't sure which one, but he seemed certain it would happen and said it was a big deal to the crew b/c so many were from that area so it was easier to get home. He seemed really excited about it.

I think this will almost certainly be the redone Global Dream

 

[Kwami]

My understanding is that DCL won't be sailing out of Miami anymore once the new terminal is done at Port Everglades.

Additionally, Port Everglades will be a year-round port, like Port Canaveral.

 

[Douglas Dubh]

Additionally, Port Everglades will be a year-round port, like Port Canaveral.

Yes one full time beginning in 2023 and one seasonal beginning in 2025.