Disney Adventure is set to sail from Singapore beginning 2025 and if, like us, you cannot wait, Disney Cruise Line just shared a first look of the ship’s central hub: The Disney Imagination Garden.
The Disney Imagination Garden is one of seven themed areas of Disney Adventure, the first Disney Cruise Line Ship to homeport in Asia.
Inspired by 100 years of Disney adventures, the immersive, open-air, and enchanting valley that is the Disney Imagination Garden is set against a three-deck-tall storybook castle art piece — the first of its kind among Disney cruise ships — which is situated across the Garden Stage. Between them is a promenade that will allow guests to take a gander, explore, connect, and dine.
In front of the Garden Stage is a “lawn area” that doubles as ampitheater seating, for when there are shows. Given that this is a Disney cruise ship, you can expect shows will come aplenty.
And because it is Disney, a grand staircase can be expected, as intricately adorned arches and leafy tree branches that will give you a total storybook garden vibe.
At the top of the grand staircase is a bar, a charming courtyard, at the center of which is a Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey Mouse topiary.
Inside the Disney Imagination Garden are two eateries: Gramma Tala’s Kitchen, which is inspired by “Moana” and will serve the diverse flavors of Asia and the Pacific. And the Mowgli’s Eatery, inspired by “The Jungle Book,” will serve Indian cuisine, including vegetarian and regional dishes.
And that’s just the Disney Imagination Garden. The cruise ship’s other areas include
Disney Discovery Reef, San Fransokyo Street, Wayfinder Bay, Town Square, Marvel Landing
and Toy Story Place.
The Disney Adventure, which has a carrying capacity of approximately 6,700 guests, will set sail from the Marina Bay Cruise Center for at least five years beginning 2025. There are three- and four-night itineraries offering enchanting days at sea.
We’ll keep you posted on the Disney Adventure.
— LA, GMA Integrated News
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