On the new Disney Treasure cruise ship, a dinner show will be held at Plaza de Coco. Seven night sailings will get to experience two different shows with different themes.

Familia Night sets a scene like you’re in the market where the Rivera family sells their shoes. Show Night is a celebration of Día de Los Muertos with authentic cuisine and entertainment.

We got to go aboard the Treasure ahead of her maiden voyage next month and got a tour of the venue, a look at some of the offerings, and more.

Entrance

Interior view of a themed room with brick walls and a colorful "Plaza de Coco" sign, captured perfectly in photos. A window casts blue light, while potted flowers brighten the floor.
A vintage-style room with a wooden countertop, old-fashioned scale, and tools. Photos and posters decorate the walls alongside a round window, offering a charming glimpse into the past.

Guests enter the restaurant through the town of Santa Cecilia through a brick archway. Inside they’ll find the Rivera’s shop.

A decorative wall sign reads "Remembering Hector Rivera," framed with ornate tile accents, capturing memories like a snapshot from the Plaza de Coco.
A framed Día de Muertos poster featuring skulls and a guitar design hangs on a pink wall, reminiscent of the vibrant scenes from Plaza de Coco. It is flanked by two decorative lanterns and marigold garlands, perfect for snapping photos that capture its lively spirit.
A decorative wall sconce with a skull motif, reminiscent of the vibrant spirit found in Plaza de Coco, is illuminated. Below it hangs an orange and yellow marigold garland against a soft pink wall.

The hall is lined with themed lamps featuring skulls and cempasúchiles. A sign reads “Remembering Héctor Rivera.” Another poster advertises the Día de Los Muertos Talent Show, just like the one Miguel tries to enter in the movie.

Framed sepia-toned artwork on a wall depicting a musician with a guitar on steps, facing a child. This evocative scene, reminiscent of Plaza de Coco's lively spirit, captures the essence of timeless photos and moments that could be frozen in video frame by frame.
The hallway features framed artwork, with photos that capture tender moments like a young boy kissing an elderly woman on the cheek. It's akin to walking through a gallery in Plaza de Coco, where each image tells its own story.

Photos of the Rivera family are on the walls, including Miguel and Mama Coco, as well as Héctor playing the guitar for Mama Imelda.

Ofrenda

A decorated altar in Plaza de Coco with marigold flowers, candles, and offerings captures the essence of Día de los Muertos. Photos add a personal touch to this vibrant tribute.

The Rivera family’s sprawling ofrenda is out, with photos of the deceased family members interspersed with traditional decorations such as bread, skulls, and candles.

Dining Area

A dimly lit restaurant with colorful wooden chairs and tables, decorated with string lights and a ceiling resembling tree branches, captures the charm of Plaza de Coco. Signs on the walls read "Mercado" and "Guitarras," inviting you to snap photos of this enchanting oasis.

The dining area is set up around the stage and designed to look like the market at the Santa Cecilia plaza. The tables are rectangular in neat lines with a mix of plain brown chairs and green chairs with floral decorations.

Dimly lit, this charming restaurant near Plaza de Coco features rows of wooden tables and chairs, all beautifully decorated with hanging lanterns and tree branches on the ceiling.
The indoor ceiling of Plaza de Coco is adorned with artificial tree branches and hanging lanterns, all aglow with colorful lights.

String lights hang from the ceiling and more lights line the windows. To drive home the idea of being outdoors, large tree trunks intersperse the areas with branches overhead. Lanterns hang from the branches.

A restaurant table set for dining at Plaza de Coco, adorned with red napkins, glasses, plates, and cutlery, surrounded by wooden chairs. Warm ambient lighting creates a cozy atmosphere.

The tables were set with striped placemats, water glasses, and themed dishes.

Entertainment

A dimly lit stage features a decorative guitar prop on a stand, reminiscent of the vibrant Plaza de Coco, with rows of empty dining tables and chairs in the background, perfect for capturing photos or shooting a video.

The show features authentic Mexican music and music from the film performed by a live mariachi band. Upon entry, there’s a small ofrenda for Héctor in the center, complete with his iconic guitar.

A group of six people, including musicians and dancers in colorful attire, perform joyfully under a canopy of decorated paper banners in Plaza de Coco. Captured perfectly in photos and video, the vibrant scene is alive with rhythm and celebration.
A musician in a red mariachi outfit plays a decorated acoustic guitar in a festive, warmly lit setting, capturing the vibrant spirit of Plaza de Coco. The scene is perfect for an enchanting video or photos that truly celebrate the lively atmosphere.
A mariachi band performs on stage in a lively restaurant, reminiscent of Plaza de Coco, surrounded by an excited audience. The musicians, dressed in traditional attire, are captured vividly in PHOTOS as colorful lights illuminate the scene.

The mariachi band was joined by Miguel, who played his grandfather’s guitar like in the movie.

Drink Menu

A hand holds a colorful menu with a decorative skull design at a restaurant table, evoking the festive vibe of Plaza de Coco.
A person holds a menu featuring cocktails, mocktails, and various wines, detailed with names, ingredients, and prices. As they peruse under the ambient lights of Plaza de Coco, they consider capturing the moment with photos to savor later.

The food and regular drinks are included in the price of the food, but cocktails and mocktails are available for an additional charge.

Zero Proof (Non-alcoholic spirit alternative)

  • La Paloma – $8.50 (Lyre’s Agave Blanco, Fever-Tree Pink Grapefruit, Wanderdust Shimmer)

Mocktails (Non-alcoholic beverages)

  • Horchata – $6 (Milk, Rice, Cinnamon, Vanilla)
    • Add a Specialty Coco Jarrito Mug – $14
  • Poco Loco – $6 (Simply Pineapple Mango, Vanilla Ice Cream, Cholula Hot Sauce)
    • Add Specialty Coco Skull Sipper – $17
  • Mangonada – $6 (Mango, Lime, Chamoy, Tajín)
    • Add Specialty Dante Straw – $15

Agua Frescas – $3

Strawberry, Mango, or HIbiscus

Aficionado

Price is per glass

  • Teremana Añejo – $13.75
  • Artesanal Mezcal – $21
  • Patron CIelo – $23
  • Komos Añejo Cristalino – $25
  • Tuyo Cristalino Añejo – $31
  • Casa Del Sol Añejo Reserve – $35
  • 818 Eight Reserve Añejo – $44
  • Codigo 1530 Origen Extra Añejo – $62
  • Casa Maestri Reserva Añejo MFM – $90
  • Clase Azul Ultra Extra Añejo – $250
  • Clase Azul Dia de los Muertos – $300

After Dinner

  • Carajillo – $12 (Teremana Blanco, Licors 43, Illy Espresso)

A sizeable selection of wine is also available.

Menu Items

A colorful table display at Plaza de Coco features various plates of food, decorative skulls, marigolds, and vibrant papel picado, creating a scene perfect for capturing in photos or video.

A sampling of some of the menu items was on display. Disney has not yet released the full menus for any of the ship’s dining venues. But we got to try two items.

Souvenir Sipper

Two colorful, decorated sugar skulls with floral designs and handles sit on a patterned tablecloth, reminiscent of the vibrant scenes from Plaza de Coco.

One of the souvenir sippers is the Coco Skull Sipper.

Guacamole

with blue corn tortilla chips and cherry tomatoes

A small bowl of guacamole, a blue corn chip, and a red pepper slice sit on a wooden table next to a disposable fork and napkin, perfectly capturing the vibrant scene reminiscent of Plaza de Coco in striking photos.

Chorizo Street Croquettes

with chili-lime crema, cotija cheese, and cilantro

A small serving of breaded food garnished with grated cheese and greens in a paper dish, reminiscent of a delightful snack at Plaza de Coco, accompanied by a wooden fork on a woven placemat.

Other menu items will include the following:

  • Abuelita Elena Shrimp Diabla with chili-chipotle sauce, cilantro, pickled red onion, and toasted birotes
  • Blistered Poblano Pepper stuffed with Oaxaca cheese and green rice
  • Red Capsicum and Green Parsley Grilled Snapper with fried yucca, refried beans, baby spinach, and pico de gallo
  • Pan-Seared Adobo Spiced Sea Bass with seared scallops, rainbow carrots, spinach, Romanesco, peas, and chimichurri sauce
  • Luisa’s Pollo Asado with Michoacán citrus chicken, cilantro rice, and serrano-tomatillo salsa
  • Enrique’s Port Wine Braised Center Cut Beef Short Rib with cheddar cheese and green onion red mash and long green beans with crisp shallots
  • Mexican Chocolate Tart with spiced chocolate crème, caramel pecan nuts, and chocolate glaze
  • Warm Coconut Tres Leches with milk-soaked coconut cake, caramel sauce, and dulce de leche ice cream
  • Margarita Lime Cheesecake with a sea salt shortbread and raspberry-agave margarita coulis

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