If you think the Disney Parks are filled with an incredible amount of details, you might not have been on a Disney Cruise yet. Each ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet is packed with an insane amount of details, where we could probably stay on board for a month and still not catch all the secrets.

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The Disney Destiny has its maiden voyage on November 20th, and we got a sneak peek at everything onboard. One part that amazed us was the Cask & Cannon pub, inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean. Come with us to check out all the hidden details you’ll want to keep your eye out for.

One thing you might notice right off the bat is that all the furniture is mismatched. The pirates have pillaged and plundered furnishings and antiques from countless voyages, and they only took the best.

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If you look at the carpet, you can see more ship details like rope and kraken tentacles (let’s hope the kraken are staying really far away), and if you look at the ceiling, you can see some of Imagineer Mark Davis’s concept art for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. There are also seven pirate ships hidden, as Disney Destiny is Disney Cruise Line’s seventh ship.

The carpet

The portholes are meant to look like old tavern stained glass. The carvings on the outside look charred because of the iconic burning village scene on the ride. The lanterns look like the ones on the Disneyland Paris ride.

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There are 13 drawers with treasure maps, each labeled with a scene from a different attraction. Some of the scenes include the Ghostly Grotto, Port Royale, Talking Skull Bay, Blue Bayou, and Treasure Cove. The stack of treasure chests creating the bar is a nod to the treasure rooms and Captain’s Quarters in the movies. The walls are also meant to look like different scenes from the attractions.

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When we spoke with the Cast Member at the bar, they said they have some rare rums that were purchased at an auction and will be an ongoing project, so there should always be new and different rums to try. Good thing they’re not bootlegged!

Drink options

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