From an Iron Man-themed rollercoaster to a 'Toy Story' water park: Attractions, areas in Disney Adventure cruise line
All aboard! Disney Adventure, Asia's first Disney cruise ship, is set to take sail from Singapore starting Dec. 15, 2025.
Previously, Disney has shared that the new addition to its cruise line will feature seven themed areas inspired by its movies—including Pixar and Marvel ones. At a "Grand Reveal" event in Singapore on Oct. 15, the House of Mouse pulled back the curtain again, diving deeper into Disney Adventure.
So if you're planning to go on the cruise with your family and friends, here are all the themed areas and accommodations to expect on the cruise.
Marvel Landing
Attention, adrenaline junkies! You can satiate your thirst for thrill on Disney Adventure in Marvel Landing, where there are three brand-new attractions.
First up is Ironcycle Test Run, which Disney says is its first-ever rollercoaster on its cruise line ship and the longest at sea at over 250 meters. In this attraction, you'll be test-driving Tony Stark's latest ride.
Meanwhile, Pym Quantum Racers, inspired by Ant-Man and The Wasp, puts guests behind the wheel to zip around a giant-sized toy track while navigating giant and tiny obstacles.
Lastly, there's Groot Galaxy Spin, where guests ride a Nova Corp Bass Jumper vehicle and soar above upper decks.
Want to relax after going on all the rides? Kick back at the Infinity Pool and Bar, which will offer snacks and refreshments making nods to the Infinity Stones in Avengers.
Toy Story Place
At Toy Story Place, visitors can play all day like the toys in the beloved Pixar movie. This themed area features a Flying Water Sauceer Splash Zone, a Splash Pad for toddlers and younger kids, and Woody and Jessie's Wild Slides.
Pizza Planet from the Toy Story films will also be brought to life as you can order pizza like Andy. Wheezy's Freezies and Pixar Market Restaurant also serve grub that pays homage to animated films.
San Fransokyo Street
Big Hero 6's San Fransokyo Street (a fictional mas-up between San Francisco and Tokyo) is a geek's haven as it will feature an arcade and a cinema showing classic Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm movies throughout the day.
In addition, the cuddly Baymax will be there to greet guests.
From screen to IRL, Aunt Cass' Alley Cat Café will offer sodas, coffee, popcorn, candies, and other snacks.
Disney Discovery Reef
Inspired by beloved movies The Little Mermaid, Lilo and Stitch, Finding Nemo, and Luca, the Disney Discovery Reef will be an outdoor hub at the back of the ship.
This area will feature an open-air gathering space where guests can order dishes like burgers, kebabs, and bubble teas.
There will also be premium dining experiences including upscale Italian restaurant Palo Trattoria and the Japanese-style Mike & Sulley's - Flavors of Asia.
Wayfinder Bay
Also tucked away at the back of the ship, Wayfinder Bay, inspired by Moana, will be a sophisticated yet casual retreat with its relaxing pool.
While guests chill in the pool, a live musical performance will chronicle Moana's journey.
Town Square
Fans of the Disney Princesses? Town Square will be a must-visit as this space celebrates the royals from Tangled, Cinderella, Frozen, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, The Princess and the Frog, and more.
The area features an indoor theater, which evokes the classic Fantasia. Here, musicals will be shown including Remember, a heartfelt tale of love starring the robot couple in Wall-E as well as characters from Coco, The Little Mermaid, and Aladdin.
In addition to the other entertainment spaces, Town Square will be home to restaurants, bars, and lounges fit for royalty.
Disney Imagination Garden
At the heart of the cruise is the Disney Imagination Garden, which houses a theatrical stage, open-air garden with a three-deck-tall storybook castle art piece, and eateries and bars.
At the Garden Stage, all-day performances will grace the stage including one of Mickey and friends, the Avengers—and for the first time, Deadpool—Captain Jack Sparrow, Baymax, and more.
Staterooms
In addition to the attractions, guests can expect Disney touches in staterooms.
During the reveal, Disney shared that the cruise's accommodations will feature a signature split-bathroom concept—a sink and a shower in one room and a sink and a toilet in another so two people can get ready at the same time.
Those getting a concierge stateroom, which can accommodate up to five people, will have the option to choose designs from Aladdin, Little Mermaid, and The Avengers.
Meanwhile, the ship will have two exquisite royal suits, inspired by Frozen, with a living room, dining area, large bedroom, kids' room with bunk beds, two ensuite bathrooms, and an extended verandah with private whirlpool.
Bookings for Disney Adventure are set to open on Dec. 10, 2024, while details on pricing will be announced on Nov. 14.