March Hare Mania 2025: Disney Sweets vs. Savory Treats

It’s time for D23’s March Hare Mania—when Disney fans make their voices heard and vote on all their Disney favorites! This year, we’re asking you to be our guest and savor the piping hot debate we’re serving up... Disney is known for its mouthwatering meals, but it can be hard to choose a favorite when everything looks so delicious. So, it’s up to you to settle this once and for all: sweets or savory treats?

March Hare Mania

Final Week

You have great taste, but it’s time to refine your palate one last time. We’ve come to the very end of our meal, and the moment is here to decide which sweet or savory treat will be crowned the star of this meal. This is when your decision matters most—so vote every day this week for your favorite Disney food!

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A Peek Behind the Curtain of Disney The Tale of Moana

By Zach Johnson

During sailings aboard Disney Cruise Line’s new ship, the Disney Treasure, guests are invited to dive deep into an extraordinary journey in Disney The Tale of Moana, a Broadway-style show inspired by Walt Disney Animation Studios’ 2016 feature film Moana.

“Audiences are primed to come in and have a good experience,” the show’s director, Connor Gallagher, said. “They’re not rushing in from traffic or coming here after a bad day at work. They’re coming in to have a theatrical experience and see characters they love come to life. They’re coming from a place of love — and that creates such a nice energy.”

: In Disney The Tale of Moana, guests will experience Moana's story like never before, with new songs, large scale puppeteering, and innovative special effects.

As the show begins, the Walt Disney Theatre transforms from the fictional island of Motunui into the open ocean as Moana embarks on an epic voyage to save her people. Disney The Tale of Moana features vibrant dancing, choreographed by Gallagher and Peter Rockford Espiritu; songs in a mix of languages, including Tuvaluan, Tokelauan, and Samoan; and the first live staging of “Warrior Face,” inspired by traditional Haka. Adding to the spectacle is larger-than-life puppetry, including Te Kā — the largest puppet that Disney Cruise Line has ever created. In the grand finale, the massive lava monster towers over the audience before Moana helps her transform into the benevolent mother island, Te Fiti.

“As the first-ever stage production of Moana, this production means a lot to all of us,” said Kaena Kekoa, who plays Moana. “After several years of rehearsals, it’s nice to finally be able to share this with people and for them to receive it.”

In Disney The Tale of Moana, the narrator of Moana's tale is the spirit of her grandmother, and there are references to the brilliant cultures of the Pacific Islands in the set design to highlight the world where her story unfolds.

Setting the Stage

According to Gallagher, the show was in development for four years before it opened.

“One of the things I love most about working with everyone in Disney Live Entertainment is that they really support the collaborative process,” Gallagher said. “I invited all of the designers in as early as possible so that I wasn’t ordering up ideas and effects too late in the process. We collaborated throughout, and we asked each other, ‘What if we tried this?'”

As the Disney Treasure was being constructed, the creative team behind Disney The Tale of Moana worked together to creatively adapt the story of Moana for Disney Cruise Line guests to enjoy at sea.

“In those initial workshops, we tried to make the show work without all the bells and whistles,” Gallagher recalled. “There’s a lot of technology in the show that you see in the Walt Disney Theatre, like puppetry and video, but when we first did the show, it was like children’s theater with foam core and popsicle sticks. We found the emotional core of the story and the main elements, and then everyone started to layer on top of that. It gave us the ability to zoom out and look at how the story was landing, to see how we wanted to make it more impactful and epic. We wanted it to be a spectacle without losing the heart and the emotion. It required a lot of conversation, a lot of trial and error, and a lot of time.”

In Disney The Tale of Moana, see the Walt Disney Theatre transform from the island of Motunui into the open ocean as Moana embarks on the great voyage she's longed for her entire life.

Round of Applause

While the Walt Disney Theatre is also home to the enchanting musical Beauty and the Beast (inspired by the 2017 live-action film) and the original stage spectacular Disney Seas the Adventure, Disney The Tale of Moana holds a special place in the cast and crew’s hearts.

“This kind of show requires a lifestyle shift. A lot of people are rooted in their lives on land — but this show is different,” Gallagher said. “A lot of our actors came from the very first workshop in 2020, which is rare. That speaks to how much this story means to them, so it’s extra meaningful for me to be a part of something that people hold so dearly.”

Kekoa added, “It’s been a whirlwind of emotions — but the biggest one is pride. I’m so proud to see our show being so well received. Everybody loves Moana, and everybody can relate to her. We are all Moana. It’s a lot of responsibility for everyone, but we’re so proud.”

To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests can visit disneycruise.com, call Disney Cruise Line at 888-325-2500, or contact their travel agent.

Discover a Trove of Rest and Relaxation Opportunities Aboard the Disney Treasure

By Zach Johnson

Not only does the Disney Treasure celebrate the spirit of adventure on the high seas, but it also offers multiple ways for guests to unwind as they’re creating magical memories that will last a lifetime. In fact, from sun-up to well past sundown, adults are invited to enjoy exclusive locations and experiences aboard the new ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet.

Sister ship to the Disney Wish (2022) and the Disney Destiny (2025), the Disney Treasure embarked on its maiden voyage in December 2024, kicking off an inaugural season of seven-night itineraries to the Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Florida. Amid a plethora of entertainment offerings — including character encounters, Broadway-style shows, and fun-filled water coasters and pool areas — the Disney Treasure features imaginative restaurants, spacious staterooms and suites, elevated adult escapes, and more.

“The Disney Treasure is focused on the amazing stories that Disney has told throughout the decades — specifically on the adventure aspect,” Disney Imagineer Jason Roberts said during a preview sailing. “When you think about Disney’s animated films, they all have a bit of adventure to them, no matter what the story is. We’re telling those stories from the moment you board the ship and enter the Grand Hall. You see the magic carpet and the statue of Aladdin and Jasmine. It sets the scene for everything guests are going to explore.”

Aboard the Disney Treasure, guests will look out to the sea in a stateroom decorated with artwork and touches celebrating the iconic elements of Disney movies.

Spacious Staterooms and Suites

Built with families in mind, the lavish accommodations and amenities aboard the Disney Treasure blend modern design with nostalgic charm. Each stateroom has a fresh, natural color scheme and custom artwork, which invites guests to travel and sail the seas in style. Before their sailings, guests can choose from four main room categories — Inside, Oceanview, Verandah, and Concierge — offered in a range of types and deck locations. Concierge guests also receive access to special services, benefits, and exclusive spaces.

“Forty percent of our staterooms onboard have a connecting door to the adjacent stateroom, so extended family and friends can remain together,” Shelley Gold-Witiak, Director, Hotel Operations, Disney Cruise Line, said. “You really do have a lot of leverage.”

The upscale designs in the Disney Treasure include the Bagheera Royal Suites, honoring the noble panther from The Jungle Book and the lush forests he calls home.

The Disney Treasure includes several Royal Suites with interiors inspired by Walt Disney Animation Studios classics such as Aladdin and The Jungle Book, while Pixar Animation Studios’ Finding Nemo-themed staterooms at the front of the ship feature forward-facing views.

With its own private elevator and glimpses to the open horizon through an expansive two-story window, the Tomorrow Tower Suite truly embraces the adventures of tomorrow.

Additionally, the two-story Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite is the pinnacle of luxury, perched high in the ship’s forward funnel above the upper decks. This one-of-a-kind penthouse at sea evokes the same spirit that inspired EPCOT at Walt Disney World Resort, with its avant-garde design, custom artwork, molten metals details, and colorful stained glass chandelier. “Disney Cruise Line and The Walt Disney Company are always looking for futuristic opportunities,” Gold-Witiak said, “and this suite embodies everything about that.”

Set high in the Disney Treasure's forward funnel, the Tomorrow Tower Suite is a one-of-a-kind suite that overlooks the ship's top deck and glimpses the unbounded open horizon through an expansive two-story window.

With nearly 2,000 square feet of living space, the Tomorrow Tower Suite can comfortably sleep up to eight guests. It includes a private elevator, two main bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, a two-story living area, a spiral staircase, a library that can serve as an additional bedroom, an open dining salon, a pantry and wet bar, and two walk-in closets.

The Tomorrow Tower Suite captures the same forward-thinking mindset that inspired Walt Disney World Resort's theme park, EPCOT.

One of Gold-Witiak’s favorite details is found in the children’s bedroom, where “there is a sparkling night sky actually built into the ceiling.” But her “absolute favorite” element is the custom chandelier in the living area. “It’s one-of-a-kind,” Gold-Witiak explained. “When all of the sunlight comes through the window, it hits these iridescent glass panels and it becomes a kaleidoscope of colors that literally swirl around the room. It’s simply stunning.”

Guests dive into the mythical depths of uncharted oceans at the Periscope Pub — Disney Cruise Line's first venue inspired by the spellbinding adventure of Walt Disney's 1954 film 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and the legacy Disney Parks attraction.

Elevated Adult Escapes

The ship features adult-exclusive escapes inspired by beloved attractions and films, from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and The Aristocats to Haunted Mansion and Jungle Cruise.

Periscope Pub is Disney Cruise Line’s first venue inspired by the film 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and the Disney Parks attraction 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage. Look through a “glass” ceiling to see the sea (and maybe even a sea monster) or watch news and live sports displayed on “scientific” monitors. Enjoy a menu of craft brews, including three exclusive tap beers — Flappin’ Fish Gose, Tangled Tentacle Ale, and Submariner’s Stout — and cocktails such as The Narwhal, Outis Daiquiri, and The Diver. The menu includes shareable light bites, such as the Periscope Pub Platter.

“The spirit of adventure is really captured within this space,” Disney Imagineer Alexis Cummins said. “From the minute that you walk through the portal at the main entrance, you’re going to feel like you’re on a submarine. That spirit of adventure really transcends all of the different venues on the Disney Treasure, but it’s especially apparent in this space.”

At the Periscope Pub, the submarine-styled interiors give guests a look at the watery world below through an intriguing glass ceiling.

Periscope Pub features a treasure trove of nautical details such as gauges, patches, and rivets, in addition to an illuminated curvilinear ceiling that reveals creatures of the deep. “It really plays into that submarine feeling,” Cummins said. “It all sings together to create an immersive environment. One of the most prominent features in this space is our depth and pressure gauge, which is behind the back bar. Each of the numbers you see ties back to a hull number on our Disney Cruise Line fleet, with 718 being the Disney Treasure‘s number.”

Scat Cat Lounge combines the elegance of an old-school jazz club with artistic references to The Aristocats.

Ev’rybody wants to be a cat at the Scat Cat Lounge, an adults-only piano bar inspired by Disney Animation’s The Aristocats. While enjoying adult beverages such as the Crème de la Crème Martini or The Turkish Tea Experience, guests can sit back, relax, and admire the details at the vintage jazz club — like the paw prints that adorn the piano, a nod to the playful scene in which Toulouse mischievously “decorates” it with his paint-covered paws.

Scat Cat Lounge brings the groovy penthouse performance of "Ev'rybody Wants to Be a Cat" into the real world for the first time aboard the Disney Treasure.

“We took a lot of inspiration directly from the film,” Disney Imagineer Alyssa Markfort said while offering a tour of the Scat Cat Lounge. “For example, the pattern of the carpet uses the same designs you see onscreen. We took it a step further and said, ‘Pile them together into one pattern.’ It was super fun to work with Walt Disney Animation Studios to get those patterns just right. We also took direct reference from the film with the cat paw prints on the piano. We really studied the pattern the cats made to ensure it was precise. We also have artwork on the wall that was used as inspiration when they were developing the film.”

The Haunted Mansion Parlor honors more than five decades of fandom and introduces the world to the next chapter of the Haunted Mansion saga.

The Haunted Mansion Parlor serves up spirited craft cocktails in a frightful lounge that draws inspiration from the original Haunted Mansion attraction — with a nautical twist. The happy haunt at sea is chockful of eerie experiences and design elements, including portraits that shift to reveal secrets of the jovial sea captain and his strange but alluring fiancée; an aquarium with ghostly fish; and other frightfully fun details to be discovered.

“We wanted to bring all your favorite Haunted Mansion characters — like the Mummy, the Hitchhiking Ghosts, and the Hat Box Ghost — into the Haunted Mansion Parlor,” Disney Imagineer Danny Handke said. “But we also wanted to bring in these new, nautical characters that have their own stories and their own lore. There’s a whole story about the captain and his bride that we’re telling throughout the space, which guests get to discover.”

There are countless frights and delights throughout the Haunted Mansion Parlor, but the aquarium with ghostly fish is something that was intended for the original 1969 attraction. Only now — thanks to advances in technology — could it come to “life” aboard the ship.

At Skipper Society, guests can indulge in themed cocktails and light snacks in an elevated, yet playful atmosphere.

Skipper Society — inspired by the iconic Jungle Cruise attraction — honors the skippers who turn each voyage at Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort, and Tokyo Disneyland into a hilarious adventure. Guests will find references to the attraction throughout the space, from parrot-shaped chandeliers to postcards from all over the world — not to mention the hibiscus above and the low-biscus below. With natural colors, camp-style furnishings, and live entertainment, the lounge has an elevated, playful atmosphere.

“We wanted to pay homage to the attraction, but also create a new space,” Disney Imagineer Megan Moore said. “We have our Skipper Society rules posted behind the bar, so you can get the vibe of what this is. This is a place where skippers come to unwind; this is their club. We wanted to make sure it felt like it’s a unique space and not a recreation of the attraction. In fact, it’s almost like you’re stepping off the attraction and into this space.”

Surrounded by playful pink interiors, Victorian-style architecture, and an endearing sculpture of Officer Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, guests are served humor and heart by the cone full — along with a selection of more than 20 flavors of handmade gelato, 16 flavors of ice cream and sorbets, specialty treats, candies, and more — at Jumbeaux's Sweets.

Imaginative Dining Experiences

Guests can visit a delightful, oversized dessert shop inspired by Disney Animation’s Zootopia at Jumbeaux’s Sweets. Its fanciful décor includes colorful patterns, bubblegum-pink wallpaper, and vintage light fixtures — not to mention sculpted figures of Officers Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde sharing a sundae. With input from Jerry Jumbeaux Jr., the parlor’s elephant owner, there is a wide selection of handmade gelato and ice cream, as well as specialty treats, candies, and more. Sweet treats include Judy Hopps Carrot Cupcake, Paw Shortbread Sandwich, Mango Leopard Cakesicle, and Zootopia Chocolate Bark Post Cards.

Aboard the Disney Treasure, Jumbeaux's Sweets is reminiscent of the popular ice cream parlor, Jumbeaux Café, from the bustling mammal metropolis featured in Disney's Zootopia.

“The most exciting thing about getting to work on a project like this is creating a fully immersive environment, and that’s exactly what we’ve done here at Jumbeaux’s Sweets,” Disney Imagineer Jason Abruzzese said during a media preview sailing. “It was really fun to work with our partners at Walt Disney Animation Studios, because they gave us a roadmap for how to pull this off — to make it as authentic as possible. Jumbeaux’s Sweets is pulled right from the film, but business in Zootopia is doing really well, so it’s expanding. Jumbeaux brought one of his shops to the Disney Treasure, so now we get to share it with our guests.”

The Disney Treasure includes one of Disney Cruise Line's beloved restaurant concepts, 1923, named for The Walt Disney Company's founding year.

Named for the year The Walt Disney Company was founded, the restaurant 1923 celebrates the golden age of animation. Inspired by the fusion of cultural flavors found throughout California, it offers a diverse menu that showcases the region’s unique blend of Asian, European, and South American influences. With two lavishly appointed dining rooms — aptly named after the brothers who started it all, Walt and Roy — 1923 offers a stunning look at the evolution of Disney animation, featuring over 1,000 drawings, props, and more.

Families can find everything they need for a day of fun at Dory's Forget-Me-Knots aboard the Disney Treasure.

… and So Much More

From fantastic food at Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté to sensational styling at Hook’s Barbery and Untangled Salon, there’s so much more to explore aboard the Disney Treasure. For example, guests can bask in the tranquility of the nature-inspired Senses Spa, or they can work up a sweat at the top-of-the-line Senses Fitness facility. For guests who want to bring magic home, shops such as 3 Wishes, Dory’s Forget-Me-Knots, Treasures Untold, and Mickey’s Mainsail offer a trove of products, spanning apparel to collectibles.

When guests sail aboard the Disney Treasure, they get to choose their own adventure — just as Walt Disney himself so often did. According to Roberts, that’s why the ship was inspired by “Walt’s love of travel and exploring new, unknown, mysterious, and romantic places.”

To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests can visit disneycruise.com, call Disney Cruise Line at 888-325-2500, or contact their travel agent.

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Nestled near the Disneyland Resort, Homewood Suites by Hilton Anaheim Maingate offers spacious two-room suites with full kitchens—making it a perfect destination for couples and families. But if you don’t feel like cooking, great news: Enjoy a free hot breakfast buffet each morning before heading to the Resort!

D23 Gold Members will enjoy exclusive savings while staying at this magical Good Neighbor Hotel, including:

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Imaginative Entertainment and Immersive Experiences Await Guests Aboard the Disney Treasure

By Zach Johnson

Honoring Walt Disney’s love of adventure, the Disney Treasure offers new entertainment and experiences for guests to enjoy during their seven-night sailings to the Eastern and Western Caribbean from Port Canaveral, Florida. From splashy stage shows to an animated attraction, there’s so much for guests to discover aboard Disney Cruise Line’s new ship.

The Grand Hall embodies the Disney Treasure's theme of adventure, with statues and décor that call on the gilded palace and wonder of Agrabah from Walt Disney Animation Studios' Aladdin.

It all begins in the Grand Hall, the foremost gathering space for guests aboard the ship, inspiring exploration and wonder. Themed to Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Aladdin, it’s the home base for everything from character encounters to comedy shows and musical performances.

A tale as old as time takes the stage on the Disney Treasure with Beauty and the Beast, an original musical production.

Towards the bow, guests will find the Walt Disney Theatre — an opulent show palace that comes alive with Broadway-style productions developed exclusively for Disney Cruise Line, including Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Disney Seas the Adventure. The former brings Belle’s enchanting adventure to life onstage, incorporating elements from the live-action and animated films. The latter spectacular features beloved characters from Disney and Pixar stories alongside renditions of Disney songs. The Walt Disney Theatre is also home to Disney The Tale of Moana, the world’s first stage adaptation of the beloved Disney Animation film.

In addition to the live entertainment offerings, Never Land Cinemas and Wonderland Cinemas — a pair of intimate, luxe screening rooms — elevate the onboard cinematic experience for guests to see first-run films from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and more.

Aboard the Disney Treasure, AquaMouse, Disney Cruise Line's own attraction at sea, introduces an all-new storyline to its existing lineup that follows Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse on a zany misadventure into an ancient temple.

Kids Clubs and Family Fun

Thrills await on the AquaMouse, Disney Cruise Line’s attraction at sea that features 760 feet of winding tubes suspended high above the upper decks. On the Disney Treasure, guests can join Captain Mickey and Captain Minnie in search of a legendary treasure that’s hidden within the mysterious ruins of an ancient temple in “Curse of the Golden Egg.” Booby traps and other hilarious mishaps send guests in unexpected directions as they splash, drift, and slide around the ship’s top deck on the zany water ride.

Little ones can go "to swim-finity and beyond" in a Toy Story-themed district designed especially for families with toddlers and young children onboard the Disney Treasure.

Families with young children can play around at Toy Story Splash Zone, featuring larger-than-life rubber bath toys and the Slide-a-saurus Rex slide, then beat the heat at Wheezy’s Freezies with a cool-down treat. Inspired by the penguin from Pixar Animation Studios’ Toy Story 2, this poolside spot mixes up frozen-fruit smoothies for the whole family to enjoy morning, day, and night.

At Star Wars: Cargo Bay at Disney's Oceaneer Club, the peculiar creatures and legendary characters from a galaxy far, far away take center stage as kids are immersed in their own Star Wars story and take on the role of creature handlers and learn to manage a mischievous menagerie of exotic beings.

Disney’s Oceaneer Club invites children to embark on Disney adventures of their very own with interactive programming. The immersive spaces (detailed below) are thoughtfully designed to encourage exploration and discovery. Expertly developed programming combines physical play and age-appropriate technology to create deeply engaging, enriching experiences, each led by a team of Disney counselors.

Inside Disney’s Oceaneer Club, guests will find:

  • Star Wars: Cargo Bay: Peculiar creatures and legendary characters from a galaxy far, far away take center stage immersing kids in their own Star Wars story as they take on the role of creature handlers and learn to manage a mischievous menagerie.
  • Marvel Super Hero Academy: Led by Spider-Man, Black Panther, and Ant-Man, young “recruits” train to become Super Heroes at a cutting-edge Avengers facility.
  • Fairytale Hall: In multiple royal activity rooms, princesses and princes let their creativity shine at Rapunzel’s Art Studio, act out stories at Belle’s Library, and more.

At Walt Disney Imagineering Lab, kids discover the secrets of world-renowned Disney Imagineers—the creative masterminds behind Disney theme parks, resorts, and cruise ships—with hands-on activities and creative experiments that bring their imaginations to life right before their eyes.

  • Walt Disney Imagineering Lab: Kids discover the secrets of world-renowned Disney Imagineers — the creative masterminds behind Disney theme parks, resorts, and cruise ships — through a series of hands-on activities and inventive experiments.
  • Mickey and Minnie Captain’s Deck: Set sail on a fun-filled adventure at this nautical playground inspired by the colors, icons, and magic of Disney Cruise Line, featuring various maritime-themed physical and sensory-style activities and games.

For the youngest cruisers onboard the Disney Treasure, the "it's a small world" nursery offers babysitting services in a whimsical environment inspired by the classic Disney attraction.

At the “it’s a small world” nursery, children between 6 months and 3 years old can play games, make crafts, watch movies, or take a nap — all while being looked after and entertained by expert Disney counselors at the internationally themed childcare center.

At Hero Zone, action-packed physical challenges and exhilarating competitions abound on this groundbreaking recreation space where families can play together, testing their strength, speed, and stamina during a thrilling competition based on Pixar Animation Studios’ The Incredibles. Featuring high-energy hosts, epic music, and amazing special effects, families will team up to conquer an elaborate course of over-the-top obstacles inspired by the film.

Edge is the ultimate tween club for kids ages 11-14. They can relax, play games, and make new friends in this vibrant club inspired by trendy urban lofts in New York City. They can also take plenty of pictures to share with their friends back home, as the faux-grass picnic area and “photo walls” featuring graphic art are fun, trendy spots for capturing fun selfies.

Teens sailing on the Disney Treasure have their own dedicated club called Vibe and The Hideaway, a stylish space inspired by a French artists' lofts with classic architecture, vibrant neon signs, and funky pop art, including a selfie-worthy Mickey Mouse statue.

At The Hideaway, teens and tweens will discover a chill hangout to relax, socialize, listen to music, sing karaoke, and more. At Vibe, teens will meet new friends, watch movies, play games, and participate in entertaining activities made just for them. Inspired by a Parisian artists’ loft, the youth club boasts stylish architectural elements with an electric retro twist.

Named for the lioness matriarch from Disney's The Lion King, Sarabi is the central hub for a multitude of daytime activities and adult-exclusive evening entertainment onboard the Disney Treasure.

Honoring the spirit of Disney Animation’s The Lion King, the Sarabi lounge is home to musical performances, comedy acts, and more. Featuring a two-story LED screen, as well as a full-service bar and spacious seating, Sarabi offers family fun during the day and adult-exclusive activities at night. The adjoining Sarabi Snacks offers various food and beverages.

At Plaza de Coco, Miguel and his familia take guests on a colorful, music-filled journey that celebrates treasured family memories and togetherness with a festive dinner menu that offers a modern twist on traditional Mexican fare.

Entertaining Dining Experiences

The Plaza de Coco restaurant offers a theatrical dining experience for guests of all ages, featuring two distinct nights of entertainment that continues the story of Pixar Animation Studios’ Coco. The menu draws inspiration from Miguel’s colorful world and the flavors of Mexico. For the first dinner, join Miguel and other characters for a festive gathering in Mariachi Plaza that honors the heritage of music and love that runs deep within the Rivera family.

“Our story takes place three years after the film,” Juan Cantu, Show Director, Disney Live Entertainment, said. “In working with our partners, we asked permission to continue the story and not just retell it. We first had to figure out the emotional beats, so we thought about the important lessons the film teaches us about generational healing. Music is a strong part of that. We also wanted to center it around our traditional celebration of Dia de los Muertos. There was a careful planning for what we wanted the experience for the week to be, and we had to decide what would be for night one and what would be for night two.”

For the second dinner, Miguel reunites with his great-great-grandparents, Hector and Mamá Imelda, and transports them to the town square in Santa Cecilia with the help of his magic guitar to celebrate Dia de los Muertos — the Day of the Dead. Diners are invited to join them as they honor all celebrations, from guests’ birthdays to anniversaries and more.

Worlds of Marvel, Disney Cruise Line's Marvel-themed dining experience, hosts Disney Treasure guests for two distinct nights, including a brand-new offering that showcases the lively duo Rocket and Groot from the blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy films.

The whole family is invited to assemble at Worlds of Marvel, an innovative restaurant that features Super Heroes in a larger-than-life showcase of groundbreaking quantum technology and world-class cuisine. Currently exclusive to the Disney Treasure is Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix, an out-of-this-world celebration honoring the Super Heroes of the MCU who safeguard the world. Featuring Rocket Racoon and Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy, the story unfolds onscreen when Groot decides to throw the ultimate surprise party for Rocket — just in time for dessert! Guests eat to the beat of an “awesome mix” of popular songs as they test their knowledge of the MCU with onscreen activities and trivia.

The Jade Cricket Café, inspired by the classic Disney film Mulan, serves a selection of coffee, tea, specialty beverages, and snacks.

Quick Bites and Treats

Speaking of food, discover a mix of mouthwatering cuisines at Marceline Market, named for Walt Disney’s early childhood hometown in Missouri. Here, guests will find classic favorites, international specialties, and plant-based offerings served for breakfast and lunch.

In the center of the upper decks, guests will find tasty offerings and fan-favorite treats from uniquely themed food stations at Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods: Mickey’s Smokestack BBQ, Donald’s Cantina, Daisy’s Pizza Pies, Goofy’s Grill, and Minnie’s Delights.

Heihei Café, named after Moana's trusty sidekick, echoes the scalloped seashells and reflective blue waters of the storied Southern Pacific Isle of Motunui as it is portrayed in Walt Disney Animation Studios' Moana.

For guests who need a quick coffee, tea, or snack, look no further than one of two specialty walkup cafés located just steps away from the Grand Hall. Heihei Café, inspired by Disney Animation’s Moana, serves coffee, tea, and specialty beverages, as well as themed snacks. Inspired by Disney Animation’s Mulan, The Jade Cricket Café honors the Fa family’s  “lucky” cricket, Cri-Kee, who is represented on the bar top by a jade sculpture. Thoughtful design details include one of the film’s most iconic quotes, which appears on a mirror behind the bar: “The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.”

In the welcoming Triton Lounge — a versatile space designed to be fun for all — guests can sip refreshing beverages while engaging in various activities such as karaoke and trivia.

A Private Oasis

Guests sailing aboard the Disney Treasure get to spend a day at Disney Castaway Cay, a private island reserved exclusively for Disney Cruise Line guests on Bahamian and Caribbean cruises. Whether guests choose to bike around the island, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, or go the distance with a 5K run, they get to choose their own adventures.

To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests can visit disneycruise.com, call Disney Cruise Line at 888-325-2500, or contact their travel agent.

Daredevil: Born Again Brings Marvel Action Back to Street-Level

Daredevil leaps back into action Tuesday on Disney+ with Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again. In the new series the story of Matt Murdock/Daredevil (played by Charlie Cox) and Wilson Fisk/Kingpin (played by Vincent D’Onofrio), continues in pulse-pounding fashion.

Murdock, a blind lawyer with heightened abilities, is fighting for justice through his bustling law firm — rather than as Daredevil — and former mob boss Fisk is pursuing his own political endeavors in New York. When their past identities begin to emerge, the two men find themselves on an inevitable collision course.

Filled with Daredevil’s signature gritty action and street-level drama, the series features familiar faces, such as Karen Page (played by Deborah Ann Woll), Foggy Nelson (played by Elden Henson), and Frank Castle/The Punisher (played by Jon Bernthal) — as well as new characters, including former NYC DA Kirsten Mcduffie (Nikki James) and therapist Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva), who’s Matt Murdock’s new love interest.

“We've all had one goal in common: to do a show that the fans are waiting to see, and we've put a lot of effort into doing that,” D’Onofrio said.

Brad Winderbaum, Head of Television, Streaming, and Animation at Marvel Studios, echoed D’Onofrio’s sentiment for producing the new series. “I really approached it as a fan, as something I would want to see,” he said.

“It’s All Born Out of Character”

Born Again finds the characters having “come up in the world,” as Fisk says to Murdock in the first episode. Cox noted that their come up also means the characters have “a lot more to lose.”

“The idea of losing it can make you feel like you're backed into a corner,” Cox continued. “That's when behavior becomes questionable.”

That questionable behavior often reveals itself as one of Daredevil’s signature characteristics — gritty, realistic, hand-to-hand action.

“It's all born out of character,” Winderbaum said of the stunts and action. “Nothing is done arbitrarily. It's a violent world, and these are characters that use violence in order to trade power.”

Scenes are written so that action doesn’t come out of nowhere. Rather, characters will interact in a way that creates tension that is wound tighter and tighter.

“And then you have these explosive releases in the action sequences,” Cox said.

That pressure is kept simmering throughout the episodes to ensure that the action is used sparingly, and therefore when it’s most impactful.

“There’s So Much Stuff to Explore”

What drives the narrative to those explosive moments comes from the characters and the situations they find themselves in.

“They’re such layered characters. There's so much stuff to explore,” Cox said.

Both Cox and D’Onofrio have inhibited these roles for a decade, and the richness of the writing keeps them coming back. “I haven't gotten bored of playing this character,” D’Onofrio said. “Like, not even a bit.”

While the series is a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — which has captivated audiences with heroes saving not just the world, but at times the entire galaxy — Daredevil: Born Again intentionally keeps its preoccupation on the streets of New York City.

“It's really like the comics where you would pick up an issue of Daredevil and you want to stay in a grounded, street-based ecosystem,” Winderbaum said.

That grounded basis makes space for the series to dig deeper and find the dramatic potential within street-level storytelling in one city.

“It looks at New York as being kind of this medieval kingdom filled with power struggles and deceit and unexpected acts of loyalty. It’s an amazing tapestry that [showrunner] Dario Scardapane and team have built,” Winderbaum said.

Exploring Tones

Working with Marvel Television creates the opportunity for a show like Born Again to capitalize on storytelling that can take risks as well.

“If you look back at the comic books, there's an array of tones and genres and comedy and drama and action to choose from. But it's never tonally one thing,” Winderbaum explained. “Being able to explore that darker tone that many of the comics live in is an important part of the storytelling process for the studio, but also something that Disney has really been supportive in helping us explore.”

D'Onofrio concurred that Marvel and Disney have been supportive of ensuring that Daredevil: Born Again was made with trust in their creative partners.

“They really trust us and they've been really great with us about everything when it comes to Daredevil. And we couldn't ask for better people to work for,” D’Onofrio said.

“The Best Part of Television”

With a TV-MA rating, Daredevil: Born Again caters to an older, more mature audience. And as Winderbaum explains, that makes it a fit on Disney+.

“Disney+ has really become a service that has all sorts of content on it,” Winderbaum noted. “To me, it feels like the best part of television where you can sit down and watch anything you want.”

Disney+, of course, features beloved programming not only for fans of all ages, but also from the most beloved brands in the world — whether that’s Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, Hulu, Disney Animation, National Geographic, ESPN, and so much more.

“It's all this amazing stuff on the service, and there's all these echelons of content,” Winderbaum said. “And TV-MA content, which we've been able to explore as part of the Marvel brand and the Marvel identity.”

Everything New Coming to Disney+ in March 2025

By Cassandra Pinkney

March is an action-packed month on Disney+, with a wide array of magic, marvels, and mishaps to choose from. Beginning this month’s line-up is Marvel Television’s highly anticipated Daredevil: Born Again, a thrilling series about blind lawyer Matt Murdock and the heightened abilities he uses to fight for justice, which kicks off with a two-episode premiere on March 4. Later in the month, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip follows one unlucky family that has their Spring Break plans turned upside down when they discover a cursed idol while on vacation. Meanwhile, the six-part documentary series David Blaine Do Not Attempt seeks out people from around the world with extraordinary, even magical, abilities. Disney Animation fans can follow Moana and Maui as they embark on their bravest adventure yet, when Moana 2 makes it’s streaming debut on Disney+ this month.

Monday, March 3
Malawi Wildlife Rescue (S2, 6 Episodes)

Tuesday, March 4
Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again (Two-Episode Premiere)

Wednesday, March 5
Morphle: Shorts (S1, 15 Episodes)
Primos (S1, 9 Episodes)
Win or Lose (New Episodes)

Tuesday, March 11
Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again (Episode 3)

Wednesday, March 12
Disney Jr.’s Ariel (S1, 4 Episodes)
Port Protection Alaska (S8, 10 Episodes)
Meet the Pickles: The Making of Win or Lose (Premiere)
Moana 2 (Premiere)
Win or Lose (New Episodes)

Tuesday, March 18
Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again (Episode 4)

Wednesday, March 19
Life Below Zero (S23, 20 Episodes)
Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures (S2, 12 Remaining Episodes)

Saturday, March 22
Animals, They’re Just Like Us! (S1, 6 Episodes)

Monday, March 24
David Blaine Do Not Attempt (Two-Episode Premiere)

Tuesday, March 25
Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again (Episode 5 & 6)

Wednesday, March 26
Morphle and the Magic Pets: Shorts (S1, 10 Episodes)

Friday, March 28
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip (Premiere)

Monday, March 31
David Blaine Do Not Attempt (New Episodes)

30 Years of Indiana Jones Adventure: The Attraction by the Numbers

By Cassandra Pinkney

For the past 30 years, Disneyland Park’s Indiana Jones Adventure attraction has been letting guests test out their adventuring skills as they find themselves journeying deep into the Temple of the Forbidden Eye. At D23’s recent Spotlight Series event, chronicling Walt Disney Imagineering’s creation of the iconic attraction, current and former Imagineers Susan Bonds, Daniel Jue, and Charita Carter delighted fans with behind-the-scenes stories about how Indiana Jones Adventure came to be.

To celebrate this attraction’s 30th anniversary, here’s Indiana Jones Adventure by the numbers:

5 Stories
Of the many iconic moments within the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction, the “Cavern of Death” scene is an expansive, treacherous part of every adventurer’s journey through the Temple of the Forbidden Eye. Measuring five stories high, this iconic moment of the ride is stocked with numerous special effects, including real fire and the Eye of Mara looking for you as you try to escape her wrath.

8 Months
Imagineers worked diligently on Indiana Jones Adventure to ensure the attraction was as thrilling and immersive an experience as possible. An especially impressive component of the attraction are the Enhanced Motion Vehicles (EMVs) that guests ride in. These vehicles were developed by Walt Disney Imagineering Ride Engineering and Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development. After development, it took eight months to program them to move correctly and give guests the exciting experience this attraction is now known for. For Imagineer Ed Fritz, that meant riding the bumpy EMVs for eight months straight to make the attraction perfect.

14 Types of Stamped Concrete
No stone was left unturned when it came to the development of the queue for Indiana Jones Adventure. Fourteen different types of stamped concrete were used throughout the queue, with many bearing messages of doom that guests can decode. Amidst these harrowing messages about the fate that awaits adventurers inside the Temple of the Forbidden Eye are also homages to Imagineers and others who worked on the attraction. For instance, initials of prominent members of the Indiana Jones Adventure team can be seen stamped into the concrete in the “Obelisk of Doom” area of the queue.

16 Feet
When Imagineers were building Indiana Jones Adventure, they only had the space between Pirates of the Caribbean and Jungle Cruise to work with… so they “bought” themselves room for the attraction’s impressive temple and winding jungle queue by rerouting Jungle Cruise and using part of a Disneyland parking lot to create the ride! Even today, guests can feel the tight quarters that Imagineers had to work with when they find themselves in the parts of the queue with a mere 16-foot space between the Pirates and Jungle Cruise attractions.

18 Seconds
Approximately every 18 seconds, a new group of travelers dares to gaze into the eyes of Mara when their ride vehicle is deployed. These adventurers have the choice of three treasures when they enter the Temple of the Forbidden Eye: earthly riches, eternal youth, or visions of the future. For those who drink too much from the Fountain of Youth, strollers are available when they escape from the temple… (Just kidding!)

27 Trees
Imagineers wanted a mature forest for the attraction’s queue, making guests feel as though they were exploring an ancient temple in India. Disneyland’s original landscaper and Disney Legend Bill Evans consulted with the Indiana Jones Adventure team and explained the origin of many Jungle Cruise trees, and how they could be relocated and used within the new attraction’s queue. In total, 27 trees were replanted—preserving Disneyland’s original foliage and adding to Indiana Jones Adventure’s ancient mystique.

90-Piece Orchestra
John Williams’ Indiana Jones scores feature some of the most iconic music in Disney’s catalog. To incorporate Williams’ score into the experience, a 90-piece orchestra recorded a version that was perfectly timed to the attraction. An on-board sound system plays this score—one of the many ways innovations featured in this attraction—in addition to a number of sound effects, keeping guests fully immersed in the story of the attraction and setting the standard for technological sophistication on future attractions.

400 Imagineers
Over the past 30 years, Indiana Jones Adventure has cemented itself as a truly iconic attraction. This was no easy feat. It required the work of about 400 Imagineers to bring it to life!

1,300 Props
The Indiana Jones Adventure queue is just as immersive and captivating as the attraction itself. To make guests feel like they were embarking on their own adventure, over 1,300 props were used throughout the queue. Some were used in the first three Indiana Jones films—such as the German troop vehicle seen in the outside portion of the queue. The vehicle has a bar attached to its front bumper, which is left over from when filmmakers rigged it for one of Indiana Jones’ impressive stunts.

1935
Indiana Jones Adventure is set in the year 1935. The story of the attraction takes place between the events of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984), also set in 1935, and Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), set the next year. Guests can find many references to this period throughout the attraction—including a real magazine from the 1930s featuring Mickey Mouse on the cover, seen when you pass by Indiana Jones’ office.

2,000 Skulls
It is said that many enter the Temple of the Forbidden Eye… but few exit. Those who gaze into the eyes of Mara in the pursuit of earthly treasures may encounter a different, more eternal fate. To represent the many souls lost in the temple, Imagineers furnished the attraction with over 2,000 replica human skulls. One of these unlucky adventurers can be seen in the “Hall of Skeletons” portion of the attraction wearing a Mouseketeer cap that says “Bones.”

Special thanks to Walt Disney Imagineering for sharing their knowledge about the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Showrunner Jeff Trammell on Putting Peter Parker and Lonnie Lincoln on Parallel Paths

By Zach Johnson

How does circumstance alter a person’s destiny?

That’s the question Jeff Trammell, the head writer, executive producer, and showrunner behind Marvel Animation’s series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, often asked himself as he was weaving together the narrative for Season 1, now streaming on Disney+.

Throughout 10 episodes, high school freshman Peter Parker (voiced by Hudson Thames) does his best to balance typical teenage tribulations with his alter-ego’s abnormal adventures. Above all, Peter just wants to help people, an attribute he shares with his classmate and friend Lonnie Lincoln (voiced by Eugene Byrd)—that is, until fate intervenes

Big Donovan (right) puts his right arm around Lonnie Lincoln (left) in a scene from Marvel Animation's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, exclusively on Disney+.

“There was an early version of the show where Peter and Lonnie were on completely opposite ends,” Trammell recalled. “As time went on, I thought, ‘I don’t know if that’s fun. Let’s try putting Peter and Lonnie together and seeing how they complement each other.'”

According to Trammell, “Peter and Lonnie share a lot of really cool personality traits, but they’re also very different. Being able to juxtapose those characters as we take them on similar journeys with different obstacles is something I was really interested in exploring.”

Thames said the dynamic between Peter and Lonnie is filled with nuance and heart. “I think Peter’s relationship with Lonnie is really beautiful,” the actor said. “It’s one of my favorite parts of the whole series, actually. I think the way that it grows and changes is really cool.”

A split-shot Lonnie Lincoln's face (left) and Spider-Man's face (right) in a scene from Marvel Animation's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, exclusively on Disney+.

Peter is dealing with a lot, from an unrequited crush to an internship at Oscorp Industries—not to mention everything he does as Spider-Man. Lonnie has a lot on his plate, too. As captain of the football team, he wants to make his parents proud. Family means everything to Lonnie, which is why he doesn’t think twice about saving his little brother from the 110th St. gang—even if it means changing the trajectory of his own life.

“Lonnie has so much history in the comics, but there is so much more to explore with him onscreen,” Trammell said. “That was what really drew me to him. Peter is going through growing pains, and he cares so much, and Lonnie is doing the same. Lonnie has a huge heart, and so he does what he feels is necessary given the circumstances. At the end of the day, he cares too much—to a fault. Peter is like that, too. They’re both intrinsically people who want to help but are taken on different journeys throughout the course of this show.”

Peter Parker appears pained as visions of the people in life — including Pearl Pangan, Nico Minoru, Harry Osborn, Aunt May, and others — float above his head in a scene from Marvel Animation's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, only on Disney+.

In the Season 1 finale, Lonnie was able to help Peter when he needed it most—proving that, perhaps, he’s not a victim of circumstance after all. But the events in that episode also hinted that his life is about to get, well, harder. “A lot of those teases are there because they’re all so exciting to explore,” Trammell said of what happens to Peter, Lonnie, and their friends in the finale (and what lies ahead). “I look at Season 1 like we’re building this world, and we’re setting the board. In Season 2 and future seasons, now we’re playing the game.”

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place Star Janice LeAnn Brown Takes Fans Behind the Scenes of the New Series—and Season 1 Finale

By Cassandra Pinkney

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place star Janice LeAnn Brown says that fans are in for some magical delights as the first season of the series winds down, with its finale airing this Friday, February 28. “Your jaw may drop,” she tells D23. “[Fans] can expect fun, adventure, learning. They can expect some wholesome moments and to just relax and forget about every problem in the world and just watch some magic.”

In the continuation of Wizards of Waverly Place, Brown plays a young wizard named Billie, who she describes as a “rascally little fashionista.” The first season follows Justin Russo (David Henrie) as he leaves his mortal life behind to train Billie and protect the future of the Wizard World, all while dealing with the sticky situations Billie and his children Roman (Alkaio Thiele) and Milo (Max Matenko) find themselves in.

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place is Brown’s first time playing a TV series regular. She loved Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie (2009) growing up and tells D23 she feels “so honored” to be taking on such an important role in this new series. Her excitement was just one part of the “emotional roller coaster” she was on when she learned she was the series lead. “I put a lot of pressure on myself,” she admits. Her on-screen family, including Wizards of Waverly Place actors David Henrie and Selena Gomez (Alex Russo), helped put things in perspective. “Having such an amazing support system calmed me down and I started trusting myself more. They made it so much fun,” she says. “It was such a blast.”

Brown is no stranger to a Disney production. Before she picked up her wand, Brown appeared in other Disney shows, including Bunk’d (2015-2024) and Just Roll with It (2019-2021). “A Disney set is probably one of the most fun sets to be on,” she says. “There’s always laughter and it’s a very wholesome place to be.”

Brown says her experience on Wizards Beyond Waverly Place taught her a lot about herself and she hopes that her character can grow just as much. “I want her to stop using magic for everything, and really listen and take things in,” she says. “I hope that she can enjoy the mortal world just a little bit, rather than causing chaos everywhere.” Brown also thinks a good place for Billie to start would be to “maybe listen to Justin just once!”

The love that the Russo family has for each other in the original Wizards of Waverly Place makes the new show special and, according to Brown, is felt just as much behind the scenes as it is on-screen. She relates to the way Billie finds her way into the Russo family and hopes that her performance can teach viewers, who also relate to her character, that “love exists and that they don’t have to give up on family.”

In fact, Brown says watching the series together could be an excellent tradition for families, especially for viewers of the original Wizards of Waverly Place who now have younger siblings or children of their own. “It’s a great way to spend time with your family. There are jokes for adults. Jokes for kids. Jokes for teenagers. It’s literally for everyone,” she says.

11 all-new episodes of Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, including the Season 1 finale, premiere February 28 on Disney+.