First-Ever Encanto Stage Show to Debut on Disney Believe, Stateroom Details Also Revealed

Disney Cruise Line announced a lot this week about the fourth vessel in its Wish class, Disney Believe. Yesterday, we focused on the bars, lounges, and restaurants that you’ll be able to find on board the ship when it debuts in December 2027. Now, let’s take a look at the stage shows and accommodations in store aboard Disney Believe.

Main Theater Shows

For the first time ever, Disney’s movie “Encanto” is being adapted for the stage. Presented in the Walt Disney Theatre, the show will follow Mirabel on a quest to save her loved ones and their magical home.

Inspired by Colombian culture with vibrant costumes, creative scenic design, and traditional dance styles, the show will feature hit songs from the movie like “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” and “Surface Pressure.”

The theater will also host “Tangled: The Musical,” a production show that’s already a hit aboard Disney Magic. On Believe, the show will feature a reimagined set design and new special effects that are exclusive to the new ship.

An original show for the Wish class ships, Disney Seas the Adventure, will also be presented in the theater. The production features beloved Disney and Pixar characters and iconic songs, rounding out the Broadway-style shows coming to the upcoming vessel.

Gazelle

Beyond the theater, passengers can attend a variety of entertainment in Gazelle, an multi-purpose hub inspired by the bustling metropolis from the “Zootopia” films. By day, the venue will be home to a variety of fun for families including trivia, games, and character encounters.

By night, the space will host a variety of adult-exclusive entertainment including silent discos and variety acts. And for the first time aboard Disney Cruise Line, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde from “Zootopia” will star in a new family show that will involve guests helping them solve their latest case.

Accommodations

Staterooms aboard Disney Believe will feature new papercut-style artwork above the bed, inspired by Disney stories like “Moana,” “Coco,” and “The Lion King.” Most staterooms will feature ocean views, with 70 percent including a balcony. There will also be over 450 connecting doors to accommodate larger families.

Concierge Staterooms

Guests staying in a concierge-level accommodation can enjoy premium service and exclusive access to areas and amenities such as the “Alice in Wonderland” themed Concierge Lounge, as well as a private sundeck with its own food and drink offerings.

Concierge staterooms and suites bring guests to Neverland with artwork inspired by “Peter Pan,” while seven oceanview rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows are themed after “Toy Story.”

Royal Suites

There will be four royal suites, complete with upscale furnishing, extravagant details, and first-class amenities. The Royal Reef Suites, inspired by “The Little Mermaid,” will bring in elements from the sea, including oceanic teal and coral pink, chic scalloped shell edges, and pearlescent and driftwood finishes, along with effervescent lighting for a nautical glow.

The Royal Rose Suites take cues from “Beauty and the Beast,” drawing inspiration from a lush French palace. The bedrooms each evoke design elements from Belle and Beast, one featuring gold and blue touches and the other featuring deep sapphires.

Believe Tower Suite

The Believe Tower Suite will be a one-of-a-kind accommodation, drawing inspiration from the world of fantasy and possibility that is Magic Kingdom Park. Nestled in the forward funnel, this nearly 2,000-square-foot, two-story suite sleeps eight and features two main bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.

The suite features nods to the park, with each room modeled after the different themed lands and a living room that includes fireworks- and balloon-inspired light fixtures, plus a magical art piece depicting Cinderella Castle.

Disney Believe is set to debut in December 2027 in Port Everglades, Florida. Bookings will open to the general public on October 19, 2026.