I would be hard a pressed to choose between the two. As.mentioned, the Fantasy has the edge in the adult area, but that chandelier on the Dream...
Fact.
My first Dream cruise was 4 nights, believe it.or not with a bunch of wonderful ladies who.all.met.on this forum, and as.soon as.I got home I told.my husband we had to go. I let him.choose and he went with a 3-night "in case he didn't like.it". His second DCL was a 5-night on the Magic to Canada, and from then on, he refuses to.consider anything less.than five nights. We've done 8-night Alaska.cruises on the Wonder, and a transatlantic is on his bucket list.
I was very disappointed in the Hyperspace.Lounge. Thought they could have done a LOT more with the theming, the screen is the only thing that suggests " outer space "
Indeed. How nimble must a 60-something woman be to go out under the table.like that? We were equally horrified that it was the only way out, and impressed she was able.to do.it.
There is so.much more.space.in the restaurants on the classic ships, much more.pleasant dining experience.
We had one disembarkation (of 7) that wasn’t a nightmare, but all it’s done is made it harder for me to accept the reality of Disney disembarkation being about as bad as the Test Track lightening lane experience. I see you said you did concierge once on Wish— was that disembarkation equally awful? Do you know how late you can stay in the lounge? We are supposed to be doing it for a Christmastime sailing this year and the two main reasons I’m willing to fork over extra $$ are because I want a Cabana on CC and I want to disembark in a more civilized manner.
So I am pretty big SW fan— I think it would have been possible to do a bit more, but just opening the “air lock” doors was super fun for me. Also enjoy the somewhat exotic drinks and between or 2022 sailing and our 2023 sailing they introduced a weird smoke bubble gun that added extra whimsy. We also enjoyed identifying spaceships and other easter eggs on the screen as we jumped from planet to planet. I think making it less razzle dazzle Disney (lightsaber glowing swizzle sticks?) and more low key luxury ship works for super fans but maybe seems boring if you don’t get excited identifying spacecraft.
No judgment either way, but I think you should reconsider. I’d pick a cruise on an awful ship with friends over a cruise on my favorite ship (which isn’t a DCL ship) without them. Will Treasure have most of the same problems as Wish? Probably! Can you still have a good time? I bet yes.
No, I'm.pretty sure we got walked off the ship from.concierge...I may have blocked the memory in favor of.my overall lack.of enthusiasm for the ship's design.
The door was super.cool.
I thought the bubble.smoke (or smoke bubble) thing was overused (in every single bar, plus mixology, where you're supposed to be able to replicate the drinks at home!). I'm married to a big SW fan and have assimilated (see.what I did there ) quite a bit of SW lore, and I never even noticed any of the Easter eggs on screen, probably because I was busy internally criticizing the inferior decor and how it lacked any sense of Star Wars. 
My mistake, I thought capacity was slightly higher in the Triton class ships (like 5% more total), but they are in fact the same.
I never even noticed any of the Easter eggs on screen, probably because I was busy internally criticizing the inferior decor and how it lacked any sense of Star Wars.
I like it because (if you are willing to forget you’re on a giant cruise ship) I think it actually feels like you could just be a random rich person on a space yacht glimpsing places that you know from the movies…but I bet Disney is now wishing they just replicated Mos Eisley cantina complete with animatronic band, since I’m clearly in the minority.I’m so happy about this and honored to be invited. Do you go each September? Trying to decide who would be more upset—my husband left behind watching the kids for a week or my kids when they learned I did the Treasure without them after they’ve been begging me to sail on it to no avail for a year.No joke, you've convinced me to reconsider. And if you think you'd like to get away any September with a bunch of like-minded ladies, you should join us! In fact, if I do change my mind, I'm.going to need a roommate.
We do go every September. Because of hurricane season, pricing is low(ish) at that time
I’m so happy about this and honored to be invited. Do you go each September? Trying to decide who would be more upset—my husband left behind watching the kids for a week or my kids when they learned I did the Treasure without them after they’ve been begging me to sail on it to no avail for a year.
but it means that there are no teachers in the group. And we have annual t-shirts to say so.
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Cast member costumes never get enough love! I’m really digging the prim 1910s silhouettes in the Haunted Mansion Parlor outfits and the double-breasted vest detail on the Periscope Pub outfits! Very thematically appropriate based on what we’ve been shown so far.Disney has shared concept photos of Cast Member costumes at Haunted Mansion Parlor and Periscope Pub in a new Disney Treasure update:
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I agree. Treasure looks like a good overall package and the closest to the 'classic' ships as opposed to the Wish being too Princess and Destiny being too Marvel.
The frozen dinner meal is the best restaurant show on any disney ship. The theming and quality of the music is simply stunning. Not to be missed. It is disney magic. I think it's even better then animators plate.
See now I was a bit underwhelmed by the frozen dinner show. Could not figure out why someone else was singing let It Go when Elsa was literally in the room?!?!!?
I guess everyone's different. I've heard elsa sing let it go a thousand times including on disney cruises. I thought the way oaken and kristoff sung it was brilliant. The violinists were amazing. The other songs were fantastic too. I really would like digital versions of those songs. Not only is it the best musical dinner show on disney cruises I think it's the best musical dinner show I've seen anywhere. The mechanical olaf was great too.
I'm with you @Disone I was not a fan of Frozen. I thought it was too loud and went on way too long. Tiana's is my favourite followed by Rapunzel's. I don't plan on going back on the Wish but if I did it would be my 'skip' dinner to go to Palo. I preferred Marvel to Frozen which surprised me.
