The new cruise liner means more opportunities for Disney to include something unexpected. The giant cruise ship has many hidden corners, with Easter eggs everywhere.
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Wishset departs from Cape Canaveral, Florida.The Cost of a 3-night cruise at Disney Wish From $ 1,751 for 2 people in the room. Ocean view rooms start at $ 1,925, veranda rooms start at $ 2,153, and concierge rooms start at $ 4,313.
A four-night cruise costs $ 2,243 for a room for two adults, $ 2,507 for an ocean view room, $ 2,803 for a veranda room, and $ 5,843 for a concierge room.
Here are some of our favorite unexpected discoveries at Disney Wish.
Introducing Paul Rudd, Anthony Mackie and Brie Larson
As part of the Worlds of Marvel dinner experience, you can see and participate in the new Avengers shorts shot exclusively for immersive restaurants. Ant-Man and Wasp will host a showcase of Pym and Stark’s technology, with Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly replaying their role as superheroes.
The spectacular dinner show concludes with an on-deck battle “live-streamed” at dinner, with Captain America (Anthony Mackie), Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) and Ms. Marvel (Iman Verani) fighting Ultron.
The Worlds of Marvel restaurant on Disney Wish has a Quantum Core device on every table to help you fight Ultron.
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Bayou
I already knew this princess and frog bar were coming to Disney Wish, but it’s really beautiful to see. Green and gold color palette. Velvety stools and lounges. The ceiling is covered with magnolia flowers and greenery. Water lily chandelier; a hanging glass jar like that on a Mama Odie swamp ship. A pillar that looks like a tree. And even the appearance of a little frog welcomes you to Princess Tiana’s favorite hangout.
Bayeux is very close to the Great Hall.
Senses Spa Ice Chamber
The ice chamber is a relaxing way to cool off.
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Book a luxury spa and cosmetology treatment at Cruise Liner’s Senses Spa and relax in the amazing new ice chamber (especially appreciated in the heat of Florida, transport).
The Ice Lounge has a large square block that looks like an ice brick to sit on, walls, floors, ceilings that look like carved from ice, and a central block that slowly blows ice air into the room. ..
For the first time on a Disney cruise ship, the Senses Spa extends into its own outdoor space, with a jacuzzi spa and round loungers stacked high on cushions. You can also add a bottle of champagne and a bowl of strawberries to your treatment.
Senses Spa offers massages, facials, skin energizers, peels, brighteners, as well as tooth whitening, hair styling, wrinkle softeners, fillers and skin-tightening treatments (at an additional cost, of course). Reservations include tea ceremony, bathing rituals and foot cleansing ceremonies.
Two movie theaters on board
Disney Wish has two small cinemas, in addition to various forms of live entertainment.
The cinema is themed on Alice in Wonderland and Neverland, with a popcorn stand.
If you happen to be sailing at the premiere of a new Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, or Pixar movie, it will be shown in these theaters on the same day as land, so you won’t be delayed. You return to the shore.
Live entertainment on board includes the Walt Disney Theater, which features original works by Aladdin Musical and The Little Mermaid in projections and puppet shows. An amphitheater hosting Luna, Disney’s villain trivia quizzes, karaoke and more. Fireworks at sea; Pirate deck party with Pirates of the Caribbean, Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain Red.
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Tangled theme hair salon
What is a better theme for hair salons than Rapunzel? Wish has a hair and nail salon with a tangled styling theme, including a purple and gold color palette, bellflower chandeliers, floating lantern lamps, and golden curtains held down by garlands.
This is a sweet add-on for little (or big) girls and boys who need onboard hair make-up and manipedies.
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Corridor full of Allendel paintings
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Almost more attractive than Allendel: The Frozen Dining Adventure is a corridor leading to a restaurant. It is full of decorations that can be seen at a glance from Anna’s song “Do You Want to Build a Snowball”. Includes pictures of her singing, talking, and posing, as well as a clock that ticks.
Royal portraits, armor suits, flickering chandeliers, Scandinavian wallpapers and pillars, and busts of Anna and Elsa upon arrival at the restaurant.
Slip into Oceaneer Club
Kids can easily enter the Kids Club, but they may prefer to enter stylishly through the slide from the Grand Hall to the entrance to the Oceania Club.