The Disney Believe’s top suite will be a two-story Magic Kingdom tribute built into the ship’s forward funnel. The Believe Tower Suite, exclusive to the new ship, sleeps eight, and each of its rooms is modeled after a different land in the park, Disney Cruise Line announced during Wednesday’s livestream reveal.
The suite covers nearly 2,000 square feet, with two main bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms and floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over the top decks and the horizon. The living room will have light fixtures inspired by fireworks and balloons and an art piece depicting Cinderella Castle.
Disney’s concept art of the Tower Suite’s primary bedroom shows green leaf wallpaper behind a tall leather headboard, with a woven pendant light and a wide stretch of windows.
The Royal Suites
The royal suites come in two themes. The Royal Reef Suites draw on The Little Mermaid with oceanic teal and coral pink, scalloped shell edges and pearlescent and driftwood finishes. The Royal Rose Suites take their cues from Beauty and the Beast and a French palace, with one bedroom done in Belle’s gold and blue, another in deep sapphire for the Beast, and a rose motif throughout.
One rendering shows the Royal Rose Suite’s second bedroom, with a tall blue headboard trimmed in gold, a chandelier of gold flowers and two framed character scenes by the door.
Peter Pan In Concierge, Toy Story Above The Bridge
Concierge staterooms and suites are themed to Neverland from Peter Pan, and the concierge lounge is themed to Alice in Wonderland. A concierge one-bedroom suite has a round dining table, chairs in a bird and floral print and a branch-style chandelier, opening onto a separate living area by the windows.
Toy Story gets seven special oceanview rooms above the ship’s bridge with floor-to-ceiling views. Disney’s concept art includes a room with a mural of Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Rex in a desert Western town stretched across the wall over the bed, a sitting area and windows looking out to sea.
Toy Story shows up on the outside of the ship too, where Woody and Buzz will be sculpted on the stern drawing the Believe’s name in crayon.
Standard Staterooms
Standard staterooms get all-new papercut-style artwork inspired by Disney stories including Moana and Coco. Most will have Disney Cruise Line’s split bathroom, roomy closets and raised bed frames with storage underneath. Most staterooms have an ocean view, 70 percent include a verandah, and the ship will have more than 450 connecting doors for larger families.
When You Can Book
General on-sale bookings open October 19, 2026. The Believe sails its maiden voyage December 18, 2027, from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, with four- and five-night cruises to the Bahamas and the Caribbean. Disney first set the October 7 reveal to cover the homeport, itineraries, venues and entertainment.
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