We’re SO excited that today is finally here!
Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Disney Destiny, is currently set to sail on November 20th, 2025, and will offer 4 and 5-night cruises to The Bahamas and Western Caribbean during her inaugural season. Today, we got a special look at the new dining options on board, and needless to say, we’re STOKED!
The Sanctum
The Sanctum will bring passengers into the world of Marvel’s Doctor Strange. The lounge will feature a “mesmerizing array of spellbinding cocktails, spirits, and coffee drinks available at the bar,” and around the room you’ll find mystical items designed to aid sorcerers in protecting the world. See if you can spot items like the Cloak of Levitation and spell books from the library of Kamar-Taj, but keep an eye out for the new shapes and spells too.
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We got a look at one of the new drinks coming to this bar, which is called the Mirror Dimension. This is made with Stoli Elit Vodka, Lychee, Fresh Lemon Juice, Pink Peppercorn, and Eletricdust Buzz Rock and it’ll be unlike anything else you’ve ever seen!
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The glass will react to touch, and the electrifying dust will leave your tastebuds tingling.
Haunted Mansion Parlor
The Haunted Mansion Parlor is “reminiscent of a first-class drawing room from the classic cruise liners of the golden age,” and will blend “humor with Disney’s distinct brand of spooky storytelling. Legendary characters from Haunted Mansion attractions around the world will come out to socialize in mysterious ways throughout the experience, along with a few new seafaring arrivals and an original storyline focused on a ship captain.”
Aboard the Disney Treasure, the Haunted Mansion Parlor honors more than five decades of fandom and introduces the world to the next chapter of the Haunted Mansion saga. Guests will enjoy spooktacular, specialty cocktails themed to the classic Disney Parks attraction and its inhabitants, as well as a variety of Haunted Mansion details from around the world. (Kent Phillips, photographer)
A nearly identical bar is also located on the Disney Treasure, but we just found out that The Chilling Challenge will be made with different ingredients onboard the Disney Destiny.
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This version will be made with Camus VSOP Cognac, Cointreau Noir, Joto Yuzu Sake, Orange Blossom Foam, and Edible Viola Flowers.
Cask & Cannon
Finally, we got word about a new drink coming to Cask & Cannon, the bar “inspired by the iconic characters and scenes from the beloved Disney Parks attractions around the world.” This new bar will be “an eclectic yet cozy watering hole furnished with treasures ‘acquired’ (read: pillaged and pilfered) during the pirates’ many voyages around the globe.”
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The Dead Man’s Chest is a new experience made for two people that will fully immerse you in the theming of the bar. Both drinks are made with Zacapa 23 Solera Rum, Pineapple, Lime Juice, Agave Nectar, and Coconut Froth.
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We can’t wait to learn more and more about this ship as we get closer to her sailing date! Be sure to stay tuned to DFB for all the latest Disney Cruise Line news.
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It’s too bad that the world of Disney seems to revolve around booze. How about a fun retreat for those of us that do not enjoy alcohol. There seems to be a shortage of wholesome fun and entertainment that is not alcohol driven. Where is the antique era soda shop with 75 flavored soft drinks from the best mom and pop distributors from around the world. Birch Beer, Red Cream, Raspberry Cola, lemon Lime. Come on Disney, you can do better