08/05/2026
Which Wish-Class Disney Cruise ship is right for you and your family?
Disney Cruise Line currently has eight ships, but today I want to focus on its newest generation: the Wish Class.
That includes the Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, and Disney Destiny, with the Disney Believe scheduled to join them in 2027.
Because they’re part of the same class, the Wish, Treasure, and Destiny are very similar in size, shape, and general layout. You’ll find many of the same venues and experiences, but each ship also has its own personality, entertainment, and itineraries.
So, which one should you choose?
Disney Wish
The Wish sails primarily 3- and 4-night cruises from Port Canaveral.
The 3-night sailing can be a great introduction for first-time cruisers, families looking for a weekend getaway, or those working within a tighter budget.
My advice, though? Add the fourth night if you can. Three nights goes by incredibly fast, and that extra day makes a big difference.
Disney Destiny
The Destiny sails from Fort Lauderdale, primarily offering 4- and 5-night itineraries, with some shorter sailings available.
Its theme centers around Heroes and Villains, with a strong Marvel presence mixed with both classic Disney and newer entertainment.
If your family loves Marvel, this may be the best fit.
Disney Treasure
The Treasure sails 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Port Canaveral.
It’s a great choice for families who want a longer and more immersive Disney Cruise Line experience.
The ship features Disney The Tale of Moana and the Plaza de Coco dinner show, which many of our clients have said is one of their favorite Disney dining experiences at sea.
Ultimately, the best ship comes down to your family’s schedule, budget, interests, and which departure port is most convenient.
You really can’t go wrong with any of them. Disney designed these ships so that fans will eventually want to experience all three—and I think they succeeded.