Disney Wish vs. Treasure vs. Destiny | Comparing ‘Wish-Class’ ships
Compare the Disney Cruise Line “Wish-Class” ships: the Disney Wish, the Disney Treasure, and the brand-new Disney Destiny.
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The Disney Destiny sailed its maiden voyage on Nov. 20, 2025, as the Disney Cruise Line fleet has nearly doubled in size to seven total ships over the past few years. The three newest “Wish-Class” ships debuted in rapid succession, so how do families decide which ship to sail in this new class?
See our charts below for thorough summaries of themes, dining, entertainment, and more for all three Wish-Class ships in Disney Cruise Line’s fleet. But to decide which ship to book for your family vacations, here are our recommendations:
Choose the Disney Wish for a shorter 3- or 4-night cruise if you love Disney princesses and fairy tales, and for the “Frozen dinner show and the only “Star Wars”-themed bar on a Disney ship.
Choose the Disney Treasure for a longer 7-night cruise with an adventure theme and venues themed after classic theme park attractions like Jungle Cruise, Haunted Mansion, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Choose the Disney Destiny for intermediate-length 4- to 5-night cruises with a heroes & villains theme including: Marvel’s Black Panther, Loki, and Spider-Man, a “Lion King” dinner show, and a “Hercules” musical theater show.
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