Sip, Savor, and Socialize With The Disney Treasure Enchanting Bars, Lounges, and Cafés!
Okay, so, let’s talk about the Disney Treasure bar, lounge, and café scene, because honestly? It’s next-level. Forget your average cruise ship watering holes, Disney’s gone all-in on immersive experiences, and it’s beyond magical.
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First off, you have to hit Skipper Society. Imagine the Jungle Cruise, but, like, you’re actually in it. It’s got that whole campy, adventurous vibe, with tons of little nods to the ride. Think postcards from skippers, hilarious “rules,” and even plants straight from the Disneyland attraction.
The drinks are fun too, like the Hippopotomai-Tai, and they’ve got some tasty snacks. It’s basically a themed party, and you’re invited.
Then, just across the way, there’s the Haunted Mansion Parlor. Seriously, this place blew my mind. It’s like stepping right into the ride. They’ve got the spooky music, the ghostly images, even Madame Leota might make an appearance!
And the details? Unreal. There’s a melting bust that’s a nod to an Imagineer’s early ideas, and you can even get exclusive Haunted Mansion mugs. It’s a must-see for any Disney fan, trust me.
Don’t skip Scat Cat Lounge either. It’s got this super cool ’70s vibe, inspired by “The Aristocats.” Think jazz, a piano, and tons of hidden details. They’ve got custom wallpaper with the cats, and even a trumpet-shaped tap that spills into the Grand Hall. I’m picturing myself there with a martini, listening to live music after a day of exploring. It’s just got that chill, sophisticated feel.
For something a little different, head down to Periscope Pub. It’s all “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” themed, and it’s pretty awesome. They’ve got artifacts and drawings from Captain Nemo’s adventures, and the whole place feels like you’re in a submarine. Plus, they’ve got unique beers and cocktails, and you can catch a game or play trivia. It’s a great spot to hang out and relax.
Now, for the coffee and café spots. Heihei Café is perfect for a quick pick-me-up. It’s Moana themed, with subtle nods to the movie, like shell backsplashes and a natural color palette. And yes, you might spot Heihei and Pua!
Then there’s Jade Cricket Café, which is inspired by “Mulan.” It’s got this elegant, gold and plum blossom vibe, and it’s a great place to recharge your devices and yourself.
And finally, there’s The Rose. It’s a returning favorite, and it’s just as beautiful as you’d expect. It’s an adult-exclusive lounge inspired by “Beauty and the Beast,” with antique mirrors and amazing ocean views. It’s the perfect place for a fancy cocktail or aperitif.
Honestly, the Disney Treasure cruise has really stepped up their bar and lounge game. You won’t be disappointed.
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