Disney Cruise Line has revealed new details about the Disney Imagination Garden, a key attraction aboard the Disney Adventure, set to sail from Singapore in 2025.
The garden is a central hub, inspired by a century of Disney’s beloved characters and stories.
The Disney Imagination Garden will feature vibrant, open-air landscapes designed to evoke the magical worlds of Disney, Pixar, and Marvel. A three-deck-tall storybook castle will anchor the space, making it the first of its kind on a Disney ship. The area will include a cutting-edge theatrical stage, two quick-service eateries, a bar, and exclusive garden-view staterooms.
“Disney Imagination Garden is the heart and soul of the Disney Adventure,” said Laura Cabo, Portfolio Executive Creative Director, Walt Disney Imagineering.
“The size and scale of this space provided us with so many opportunities to dream big and try new things with our experiential design, creating first-of-a-kind experiences for our guests, from all-new entertainment to delicious dining and lots of magical surprises sprinkled throughout,” Cabo added.
The Disney Imagination Garden is one of seven themed areas aboard the ship, including Disney Discovery Reef, San Fransokyo Street, Wayfinder Bay, Town Square, Marvel Landing, and Toy Story Place. Each area will offer unique experiences and character interactions.
The garden will include decorative foliage, topiaries, and scenic props resembling paper cut-outs, creating a storybook feel. The Garden Stage, equipped with three-deck-high LED screens and special effects, will host a variety of shows. A highlight will be “Avengers Assemble!”, a Marvel-themed stage show featuring characters like Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Deadpool, making his Disney Cruise Line debut.
Dining options in the garden will include Mowgli’s Eatery, offering Indian cuisine inspired by The Jungle Book, and Gramma Tala’s Kitchen, featuring Pacific and Asian flavors with a Moana theme. Both eateries will offer indoor and outdoor seating with views of the Garden Stage.
The Disney Adventure, with a capacity of 6,700 passengers and 2,500 crew members, will operate three- and four-night voyages from Singapore starting in 2025. This marks a significant collaboration between Disney Cruise Line and the Singapore Tourism Board, with the ship set to homeport at Marina Bay Cruise Centre for at least five years.
Further details about the Disney Adventure’s maiden voyage and additional onboard experiences will be announced at a later date.
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