Disney Believe stateroom themes by deck: ‘Zootopia 2,’ ‘Coco,’ ‘Moana’ ‘Inside Out’ and more
There’s more to discover aboard Disney Believe, including a “Zootopia 2” surprise. Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship will feature accommodations inspired by several beloved animated films, and Attractions Magazine has learned which movie themes guests can expect on each deck.
One of the biggest surprises for Disney Believe is the “Zootopia” and “Inside Out” staterooms! These staterooms weren’t included in the official press release. This afternoon, our team on board the Disney Wish stumbled upon one very intriguing piece of artwork that mirrors the same paper-cut art style revealed during yesterday’s Disney Believe announcements.
A Disney representative confirmed the deck-by-deck stateroom themes to Attractions Magazine, including previously unannounced “Zootopia” rooms on Decks 8 and 9.
From the ocean adventures of “Moana” to the colorful world of “Coco,” here’s how the movie themes are arranged throughout the ship — and a first look at some of the stateroom details Disney has revealed.
All photos by Matt Roseboom
Disney Believe stateroom themes by deck
| Decks | Confirmed movie themes |
| 2, 6 and 7 | Moana and The Lion King |
| 8 and 9 | Coco and Zootopia |
| 10 and 11 | Inside Out and Toy Story (concierge/above bridge) |
| 12 and 13 | Peter Pan (concierge) |
Seven special “Toy Story”-themed oceanview staterooms above the ship’s bridge will feature floor-to-ceiling views. Disney Parks Blog identifies these as concierge accommodations.
This afternoon Disney displayed carpet samples and stateroom mail clips to show off the character motifs coming to Disney Believe. Watch our video below for a look at everything that was on display for the media event.
The photo below shows all the displays available to us, including the Disney Believe bed runner.
These samples reminded me of the ones used to introduce the Disney Wish so many years ago, which are now on display in the ship’s Grand Hall. Our team set eyes on a “Coco” themed mail clip, a Kakamora for “Moana”, and surprising “Inside Out” mail clips and carpet samples with bold purple colors and colored orbs to match the memory spheres shown in the movies.
The surprises continued as a “Zootopia 2” scene showed up in the stateroom art samples, showing a Tundra Town scene. Disney did not include “Inside Out” and “Zootopia” in the stateroom descriptions in the press materials.
What a pleasant surprise!
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