The big two-story activity lounge on the Treasure is called Sarabi, and has a Lion King theme. It is a family lounge during the day, and is adult only in the evenings.
Pattern with African animals around the side of the balcony
Ceiling design
Second story booths
The votive holders on the tables are blossoms
Wall light/sculpture on the hallway outside
The pub/sports bar on the ship is the Periscope Pub, themed after 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
The entrance doors
The floor in front of the entrance
The blue ceiling over the main part of the pub is supposed to be like a window to the ocean above, and you can see shadows of sea life swimming overhead
Some shelves with Captain Nemo's things
The bar area - one of the tap handles is a tentacle
The menu
Seating area - I really liked the carpet here with the different sea creatures
The periscope
Mike noticed and took pictures of these meters on the wall behind the periscope
There are two small walk-up cafes that serve coffee and teas.
This one is The Jade Cricket Cafe, and is themed after Mulan. There is a beautiful moon gate in the front, and motifs of blossoms on the upholstery, carpet, and murals.
The mirror behind the counter is a quote from Mulan's father - "The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all"
A little figurine of the cricket chilling in a tea cup is on the counter
There are some little cricket cages hanging from the ceiling
The other walk-up cafe is Hei Hei, themed after Moana
Cute mosaics on the wall
The ice cream and sweets shop is Jumbeaux's Sweets, themed after the ice cream shop in the Zootopia movie. In the movie the shop is run by elephants, so there are lots of elephant motifs, with the J also being a trunk, and the columns ending in elephant feet. I got a kick out of the mini entrance you can see on the bottom right. In Zootopia, all different kinds of animals live together, so they accommodate the large and small.
Inside
The ice cream counter - I love how they made it look like the elephant from the movie is looking through the door window
Little rodent statues eating "pawpsicles"
Decorations around the shop
The glass case of treats
A display of the special souvenir sundae container you can get
Zootopia mural outside the shop
The main dining restaurant that is unique to this ship is Plaza de Coco, themed after the movie Coco, with lots of inspiration from Mexico and the holiday Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
The Rivera family's shoe workshop
There is a long hallway leading up to the main area of the restaurant, with lots of fun things to look at on your way down
Lanterns on the wall
There were some tables with alebrije animals on them
The restroom signs
On one part of the wall are framed pictures of the letters that Hector wrote to his little girl, Coco, with some of them containing lyrics to the songs he wrote
Guitars on the ramp railing
There was a beautiful ofrenda for the Rivera family
The main area of the restaurant - there is a stage in the middle where they do shows during dinnertime
The ceiling with lanterns hanging from branches above the stage area
Alebrije painted wall
All the chairs were painted with colorful designs
The candle holder and the menu
The placemat and napkin
The bread plates - there were several different sayings they had on them
Mike and I didn't go to the adult only restaurants on the Wish, so we were excited to see them on the Treasure. The whole area is themed after Beauty and the Beast. On the wall outside the main door is this artwork
The doors
There is a black and gold hallway featuring portraits of the different characters leading to the lounge
The lounge outside the two restaurants is called The Rose, and has a gold rose under a glass case at the entrance
There is a giant rose pattern on the ceiling
The patterned metal work above the windows
The bar area
There was some rose-shaped glasswear on the bar
Some of the seating areas
The first restaurant is Palo, which is a steakhouse on this class of ships. The character that is (subtly) used in the decor is Cogsworth, the clock
I forgot to take a picture of the interior when we were eating here, so here is a picture from the internet
The menu
The other restaurant is called Enchante and is themed after Lumiere, the candelabra. We didn't eat here, but we asked if we could look inside one afternoon and they let us
The hallway to the restaurant
Lumiere makes an appearance on one of the wall sconces
The main decorative feature is this glass and metal sculpture
The design is minimalistic, but very elegant
There are some beautiful character silhouettes of Belle and the Beast hanging in the hallway with the restrooms for this area
The rest of these venues are ones that are very similar to the ones on the Wish, so I didn't take as many pictures:
The big buffet is Marceline Market. On the Treasure, they have this giant moss artwork in the stairwell just outside the restaurant
They have the same themed areas as they do on the Wish, and it was fun to see the decorations in each area. These were from the Ratatouille one
The Alice in Wonderland area
Worlds of Marvel
A very "high tech" design to make you feel like you are in a superhero headquarters
The tablecloth has a subtle circuit pattern on it
1923 is a restaurant based on when the Disney company was founded, and features the Disney brothers - Roy and Walt, as well as concept art and designs for many different Disney animated films. The overall design is classy art deco.
Part of the Roy and Walt Display
Art from Pocohontas
Our assigned table was in the Lion King area, so we got a really good view of these ones
The Walt Disney Theatre has the same design as the Wish, and it very beautiful in green with nature motifs
The Oceaneer Club was very similar to the one on the Wish inside, but had a different theme for the entrance area, which was The Jungle Book. The carpet was so fun
They had a slide entrance from the main atrium, and cute Jungle book murals on the walls, and jungle temple stone pillars.
Some things that were different inside the club were in the "Imagineering" area. They had concept art and models that were specific to the Disney Treasure
A "Princess and the Frog" section in the Small World Nursery
The inside of the Edge club looked the same, but had an Aladdin inspired entrance
The "Hero Zone" that has places to play lots of fun games - like corn hole, air hockey, foosball, etc.
Quiet Cove is also similar, and Moana themed
The UnTangled Salon looked the same, except it had window frosting partway up the windows and glass doors, I guess to give the people getting salon treatments a little more privacy
The artwork throughout the ship is always something I love
This one is called "The Disney Treasure Joining the Rest of the Disney Fleet"
Jasmine and Aladdin riding the magic carpet
Concept art for the Encanto Casita
Bug's Life - the caterpillar in this concept art always makes me laugh because it is so different from the jovial one in the final movie
A delightful assortment of Tiki Room art
Another giant moss artwork - this one is Te Fiti holding Moana in her hand
We were happily surprised to see some Treasure Planet art
A giant painting with a cross section of the ship showing inside all the fun areas
Exterior views of the ship:
The front
The back
The characters on the back of the Treasure are Captain Hook and Peter Pan
It is a gorgeous and fun ship!
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