Disney Treasure dining guide: Plaza de Coco, Marvel and the full food plan
Disney Treasure dining guide to Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel, 1923, Marceline Market, Festival of Foods, Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté and sweets.
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Disney Treasure makes dinner part of the evening’s entertainment, especially at Plaza de Coco. The main planning challenge is fitting an optional adult restaurant around the included stories you do not want to miss. A seven-night-style rotation offers more room than a short cruise, but a repeat venue can host a different show rather than a repeat performance.
Treasure’s three rotational restaurants are Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel and 1923. Arendelle belongs to Disney Wish, so a Wish dining schedule is not a substitute. This guide uses Treasure’s official restaurant descriptions and explains the included daytime food, adult dining and extra-cost treats alongside the rotation.
What matters for your decision
- Plaza de Coco is a multi-night theatrical dining experience, so inspect both scheduled evenings before skipping one.
- Worlds of Marvel has different presentations on Treasure; the venue name alone does not identify the night’s show.
- Palo Steakhouse, Enchanté and Jumbeaux’s Sweets are optional extra spending.
Which restaurants are included on Disney Treasure?
The assigned dinner rotation takes you through Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel and 1923 with a dedicated service team. Marceline Market offers breakfast and lunch, while Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods handles casual pool-deck food. Standard choices at those included venues can cover the trip without purchasing adult specialty dining. Specialty sweets and beverages follow their own charging rules.
The table covers principal venues. Confirm hours and access in the official ship information. Drinks, premium dishes and delivery may cost extra even where standard food is included.
| Venue | Food and occasion | Cost / access |
|---|---|---|
| Plaza de Coco | Mexican-inspired theatrical dinner across distinct evenings | Included in the assigned rotation |
| Worlds of Marvel | Marvel-themed dinner presentations | Included in the assigned rotation |
| 1923 | California-inspired food and Disney animation history | Included in the assigned rotation |
| Marceline Market | Marketplace breakfast and lunch | Included standard food; check daily service |
| Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods | Pool-deck barbecue, tacos, pizza, grill food and soft serve | Included standard food |
| Palo Steakhouse | Adult Italian-inspired specialty dining and steak choices | Additional charge; ages 18+; reserve ahead |
| Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement | Adult fine-dining occasion | Additional charge; adult-exclusive; reserve ahead |
| Jumbeaux’s Sweets | Zootopia-themed ice cream, gelato and confectionery | Additional charge |
| Cafés and themed lounges | Specialty drinks and selected snacks | Check menu charges |
| Room service | Food delivered to the stateroom | Many food items included; selected items and drinks extra |
A second Plaza de Coco night deserves its own place in the plan
Disney describes Plaza de Coco as a multi-night theatrical experience set in Santa Cecilia, with Mexican-inspired food and live performance. That makes it a different planning problem from an ordinary restaurant you simply revisit. Check the schedule for both evenings before using a repeat venue as the automatic place to insert Palo or Enchanté. For a Coco fan, the second presentation may be as important as the first.
Worlds of Marvel also has more than one presentation in Treasure’s official description, including Groot Remix and Avengers: Quantum Encounter. The exact sailing schedule is the authority on which evening you will see each. If your group cares about one more than the other, identify that preference before making specialty reservations rather than trying to rearrange everything after dinner assignments arrive.
The 1923 restaurant provides a different atmosphere, with California-inspired cuisine and displays connected to Disney animation. It can suit guests who enjoy the themed setting without making a live performance the focus of every meal. The three venues belong to the included rotation; you are not expected to purchase individual tickets for their normal dinner experiences.
Which meal is worth booking first?
For a first Treasure sailing with a family, reserve time for the included theatrical dinners before deciding how much specialty dining to add. If an adult meal is a priority, compare Palo Steakhouse with Enchanté by menu and service style. Then choose a night whose included program you are comfortable missing, or investigate an available brunch service that preserves the evening rotation.
For a party mainly interested in the ship’s food rather than every character presentation, 1923 and the daytime options still give an included foundation. An adult specialty meal can add a distinct occasion, but it should earn its place through the menu and atmosphere. Do not equate a higher price with a universally better choice for children, selective eaters or guests who prefer a shorter meal.
Build a dining plan around the actual sailing
After boarding, check the Navigator app for your restaurant schedule, table and daily hours. Keep a screenshot or written copy of the key evenings so everyone in the party knows the plan. The dedicated serving team can help explain the upcoming menus and arrangements. Discuss dietary needs early enough for the team to plan; a themed menu title alone is not enough to judge whether a dish works for an allergy.
For pool days, Festival of Foods can save the interruption of changing and walking to a seated venue. Use Marceline Market for breakfast and lunch when you want a wider selection, but check its closing time after excursions. Budget Jumbeaux’s Sweets separately from the included soft-serve options. A daily specialty treat for several people can become a meaningful amount even if all regular meals are included.
Reservations, menus and the total food budget
If you have a food allergy, contact the cruise line before departure and discuss preparation with the dining team before ordering. Our cruise dietary-needs guide explains what to confirm.
Compare departure dates and cabin fares on CruiseGem’s Disney Treasure page, then add the optional meals and drinks you actually plan to buy. Use the resulting trip total to compare sailings.
Your decision checklist
- Open the current Disney Treasure venue list and save the restaurants you want
- Check the daily opening times before leaving for an excursion
- Match every paid meal to a specific reservation and all-in price
- Confirm any package exclusions and cabin-based restaurant access
- Tell the dining team about food allergies before ordering
- Keep one convenient included option as a backup
Questions travelers ask
Can I eat on Disney Treasure without paying for specialty restaurants?
Yes. Plaza de Coco, Worlds of Marvel, 1923, Marceline Market and standard Festival of Foods choices give you an included food plan. Adult specialty restaurants, Jumbeaux’s Sweets and some drinks or other items cost extra.
Which Disney Treasure restaurant should I book first?
Protect the Plaza de Coco and Marvel presentations you most want to see, then compare Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté for an adult occasion. Check brunch availability if you want to keep all evening rotations.
Is the second Plaza de Coco dinner just a repeat?
Disney describes a multi-night theatrical experience with distinct evenings. Check the actual rotation before skipping a repeat venue, because it can contain a different part of the entertainment.
Official sources and further reading
Sources checked September 20, 2026. Explore the original policies, destination guidance and provider information behind this article. Each description explains what you will find at the source.
- Disney Treasure official ship guideTreasure-specific rotational restaurants, multi-night entertainment, breakfast/lunch marketplace and specialty sweets.
- Disney Treasure official pocket guideShip-specific dining map and Festival of Foods availability.
- Disney rotational dining FAQIncluded assigned rotation, service team and Navigator schedule.
- Disney Cruise Line: Palo and Palo Steakhouse reservation informationAge18 requirement, extra charge and reservation conditions.