Aboard the Disney Treasure's Maiden Voyage: A First Look
The fleet's newest ship sets sail with a brand-new Haunted Mansion-themed lounge and the largest at-sea production stage in cruising history.
The Disney Treasure left Port Canaveral on Tuesday afternoon with a slow, deliberate turn into the Atlantic — the kind of departure designed to be photographed.
What's inside the ship, though, is what people will be talking about for the rest of the year.
Devon has logged more sea days than most Imagineers and covers every new vessel from keel to maiden voyage.
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