Last updated: 24 September 2026. Venue locations checked deck by deck against Disney Cruise Line's published deck plans; cabin counts and sizes cross-checked with independent deck-plan data.
The Disney Adventure has 19 decks, numbered 1 to 20 with no Deck 14. Guests use Decks 5 to 20. The layout is easy once you see its three layers: Decks 5–8 hold the theatre, Town Square, San Fransokyo Street and the kids' clubs; Decks 9–18 hold the staterooms, with Imagination Garden, Discovery Reef, Wayfinder Bay and most casual food on Decks 10–11; and Decks 17–19 hold the pools, Toy Story Place, Marvel Landing and the rides.
This guide explains what is on every deck, which decks each themed area and restaurant sit on, where each stateroom category is, and how to pick a deck that suits your family. If you read an earlier version of this page, note that several venue locations have been corrected against Disney's final plans — most importantly, there are no staterooms on Decks 5–8, and Wayfinder Bay is on Decks 10–11, not higher up.
Disney Adventure Deck Plan at a Glance
| Deck | What's there | Cabins |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 | Crew and ship operations | No |
| 5 | Walt Disney Theatre (lower level), Animator's Palate, Tiana's Bayou Lounge, World of Disney | No |
| 6 | Town Square, Guest Services, Enchanted Summer Restaurant, Navigator's Club, Marvel Style Studio, bars and lounges | No |
| 7 | San Fransokyo Street, Baymax Cinemas, Big Hero Arcade, Edge and Vibe, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Bacha Coffee, TWG Tea, D Lounge | No |
| 8 | Oceaneer Club, "it's a small world" nursery, Fairytale Hall, Hollywood Spotlight Club | No |
| 9 | Animator's Table, Medical Center | Yes |
| 10 | Imagination Garden and Garden Stage, Discovery Reef, Wayfinder Bay, most quick-service food, Palo, Mike & Sulley's, spa and fitness centre, prayer room | Yes |
| 11 | Upper levels of Imagination Garden, Discovery Reef and Wayfinder Bay, Garden Bar, Taverna Portorosso | Yes |
| 12, 13, 15 | Staterooms only (no Deck 14) | Yes |
| 16 | Staterooms, self-service laundry | Yes |
| 17 | Toy Story Place pools and slides, Pixar Market Restaurant, Pizza Planet, Concierge Lounge | Yes |
| 18 | Marvel Landing (Groot Galaxy Spin, Pym Quantum Racers), Infinity Pool and bar, running track, Concierge spa | Yes |
| 19 | IronCycle Test Run roller coaster, top of the water slides, Concierge sundeck and pool | No |
| 20 | No guest venues | No |
Why no Deck 14? The number sounds like "certain death" in Mandarin and Cantonese, so ships and buildings across Asia often skip it. The Disney Adventure goes straight from Deck 13 to Deck 15.
Deck-by-Deck Guide
Decks 5–8: shows, shops and the kids' clubs
Think of these four decks as the ship's indoor "downtown". There are no cabins here, so they are busy from breakfast to late evening, especially in the 30 minutes before each show.
- Deck 5 — the lower level of the Walt Disney Theatre, Animator's Palate (aft), Tiana's Bayou Lounge and the main World of Disney shop.
- Deck 6 — Town Square, the princess-themed area, with Guest Services, Enchanted Summer Restaurant (midship), Navigator's Club (aft), Spellbound, Royal Court Lounge, Buccaneer Bar and Marvel Style Studio. You will probably pass through here on boarding day.
- Deck 7 — San Fransokyo Street, the Big Hero 6 area, with Baymax Cinemas, the Big Hero Arcade and Alley Cat Cafe. The tween club Edge and teen club Vibe are here, as are Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, the karaoke rooms, D Lounge, and the Bacha Coffee and TWG Tea boutiques.
- Deck 8 — the family deck: Disney's Oceaneer Club (ages 3–10) with its themed rooms, the "it's a small world" nursery (6 months to 3 years), Fairytale Hall and Hollywood Spotlight Club (aft).
Deck 9: the first stateroom deck
Staterooms, the Animator's Table restaurant (aft) and the Medical Center. Deck 9 is one lift stop from the kids' clubs and one below the food and garden deck, which makes it practical for families. Because Deck 10 above is a busy public deck, check what sits directly over your cabin number.
Decks 10–11: the heart of the ship
Most of your daytime will pass through here. These two decks hold three of the seven themed areas and most of the included casual food, with staterooms around them.
- Disney Imagination Garden (midship, open-air) — the storybook castle and the Garden Stage, with Mowgli's Eatery and Gramma Tala's Kitchen alongside. The Garden Bar and the Castle Collection shop are on Deck 11.
- Disney Discovery Reef — the underwater-themed area with Stitch's 'Ohana Grill, Cosmic Kebabs, Bewitching Boba & Brews and Palo Café, and Taverna Portorosso on Deck 11.
- Wayfinder Bay (aft) — the Moana-themed tiered pool terrace and Wayfinder Bar, where Moana: Call of the Sea is performed.
- Paid dining — Mike & Sulley's Flavors of Asia (Deck 10, aft) and Palo Trattoria (Decks 10–11, aft).
- Wellness — Infinite Bliss Spa – Elemis at Sea and the fitness centre on Deck 10, with a prayer room on the same deck.
Decks 12–16: the quiet middle
Decks 12, 13 and 15 are staterooms only, with more staterooms above and below — the most insulated cabins on the ship. Deck 16 is also a stateroom deck, and has the self-service laundry, but it sits directly under the Deck 17 pool area.
Deck 17: Toy Story Place and the pool deck
The family pool deck: Sunnyside Pool, Woody & Jessie's Wild Slides, the Flying Saucer Splash Zone and the Toy Story Splash Pad for small children. Pixar Market Restaurant (aft) serves a buffet by day and rotational dinner at night; Pizza Planet, Wheezy's Freezies and the Market Bar are nearby. The Concierge Lounge is also on this deck. From late morning to late afternoon, this is the busiest deck on the ship.
Deck 18: Marvel Landing
Marvel Landing holds Groot Galaxy Spin and Pym Quantum Racers, plus the Infinity Pool and Infinity Bar and a running track. Concierge guests have the Opulence Spa and a private fitness centre here. There are staterooms on this deck too, including the two Royal Suites.
Deck 19: the roller coaster
The loading area for IronCycle Test Run, whose 820-foot (250 m) track runs above the ship. The top of Woody & Jessie's Wild Slides and the private Concierge sundeck, pool and sundeck dining are here too. Deck 20 has no guest venues.
Which Deck Is Each Themed Area On?
| Themed area | Deck | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Town Square | 6 (theatre on 5–7) | Princess area, Walt Disney Theatre, Guest Services, lounges |
| San Fransokyo Street | 7 | Baymax Cinemas, arcade, Edge and Vibe |
| Disney Imagination Garden | 10–11 | Castle, Garden Stage, Mowgli's Eatery, Gramma Tala's Kitchen |
| Disney Discovery Reef | 10–11 | Stitch's 'Ohana Grill, Cosmic Kebabs, boba, Palo Café, Taverna Portorosso |
| Wayfinder Bay | 10–11, aft | Moana pool terrace and show |
| Toy Story Place | 17 | Pools, slides, splash pad, Pizza Planet |
| Marvel Landing | 18–19 | All three rides, Infinity Pool |
Restaurants by deck
| Restaurant | Deck | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Animator's Palate | 5 | Rotational dinner |
| Enchanted Summer Restaurant | 6 | Rotational; buffet at breakfast and lunch |
| Navigator's Club | 6 | Rotational dinner |
| Hollywood Spotlight Club | 8 | Rotational dinner |
| Animator's Table | 9 | Rotational dinner |
| Mowgli's Eatery, Gramma Tala's Kitchen, Stitch's 'Ohana Grill, Cosmic Kebabs | 10 | Included quick service |
| Mike & Sulley's Flavors of Asia | 10 | Paid, family-friendly |
| Palo Trattoria | 10–11 | Paid, adults only |
| Pixar Market Restaurant | 17 | Rotational; buffet by day |
| Pizza Planet, Wheezy's Freezies | 17 | Included quick service |
Menus, what is free and what is worth ordering are in our Disney Adventure dining guide; what to do in each area is in the activities and attractions guide.
Where Each Stateroom Category Is
All 2,110 staterooms are on Decks 9–13 and 15–18. The mix is heavily weighted towards balconies: about six in ten rooms are Deluxe Verandahs, while standard Inside, Oceanview and Verandah rooms together make up only about 7% of the ship.
| Category | Codes | Size | Rooms | Sleeps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inside | 11A | ~165 sq ft | 92 | 4 |
| Deluxe Inside (incl. Reef View) | 10A–10D | ~209 sq ft | 468 | 4 |
| Oceanview | 9A | ~165 sq ft | 40 | 4 |
| Deluxe Oceanview | 8A | ~209 sq ft | 27 | 4 |
| Stateroom with Verandah | 7A | ~209 sq ft | 21 | 4 |
| Deluxe Verandah (Ocean, Garden or Reef View) | 5A–6D | ~253 sq ft | 1,305 | 4 |
| Concierge Family rooms | 3A–4D | ~420–1,290 sq ft | 146 | 5–6 |
| Concierge Suites | 1B–2C | ~795–1,155 sq ft | 9 | Up to 6 |
| Royal Suites | 1A | ~2,460 sq ft | 2 | 6 |
Room counts are from independent deck-plan tallies and may differ slightly from Disney's own figures.
What the view names mean on the deck plan
- Ocean View rooms are on the ship's outer sides.
- Garden View rooms face inwards over Imagination Garden. Their balconies look down on the Garden Stage, so shows are part of your view — and your soundtrack.
- Reef View rooms face inwards over Discovery Reef. The Deluxe Inside Reef View (10A) has a window rather than a balcony.
- The standard Stateroom with Verandah (7A) can face the sea, the Garden or the Reef depending on the room number, so check it on the plan.
Concierge and suites
Concierge family rooms are spread across Decks 11–13 and 15–18, and the Concierge facilities are stacked at the top of the ship: the lounge on Deck 17, the Opulence Spa on Deck 18 and the private sundeck and pool on Deck 19. The two Royal Suites, themed to Elsa and Anna, are on Deck 18.
Choosing a room for three, four or five people? Our guide to the best Disney Adventure cabins for families explains the beds, sleeping limits and connecting-room options.
Which Deck Is Best?
There is no single best deck; it depends on what you want to be close to and what you want to be far from. Reading the plan the way we would:
| If you want… | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Quiet | Decks 12, 13, 15 | Staterooms above and below, no public venues |
| Less motion | Lower stateroom decks, midship | The middle and lower part of a ship moves least |
| Young children | Decks 9–12, near a lift | A short ride to the Oceaneer Club (Deck 8) and the food on Deck 10 |
| Pools and rides | Decks 15–16 | One or two decks below Toy Story Place and Marvel Landing |
| Watching shows from your balcony | Garden View rooms | Balconies overlook the Garden Stage |
| Concierge convenience | Decks 15–18 | Closest to the lounge, spa and sundeck |
Check what is above and below your room
- Deck 9 and Deck 11 rooms share their deck or ceiling with busy public areas on Decks 10–11.
- Deck 16 rooms sit under the Deck 17 pool deck, where loungers are moved early in the morning.
- Deck 18 rooms sit under Deck 19, with the roller coaster and Concierge sundeck.
- Garden View rooms overlook the main outdoor stage — great in the day, less so at a toddler's bedtime.
None of these is a deal-breaker; many guests never notice. But if someone in your family sleeps lightly, a room on Deck 12, 13 or 15 removes the question.
How to Check a Cabin on the Deck Plan
- Open Disney's interactive plan on the official Disney Adventure deck plans page. It has filters for connecting rooms and accessible rooms.
- Find your room number. The first digits are the deck: room 12xxx is on Deck 12.
- Look one deck up and one deck down at the same position — forward, midship or aft.
- Confirm the view. For verandah rooms, check whether the balcony faces the sea, the Garden or the Reef.
- Note the nearest lift. At show times and after dinner, lifts are busiest; being close to one saves time with children.
Download the deck plan PDF
Save the Disney Adventure deck plan PDF to your phone before you board so you can check it without Wi-Fi. The Navigator app also has a ship map once you are on board.
Accessibility and Getting Around
The ship has around 60 accessible staterooms across the Inside, Oceanview, Verandah and Concierge tiers, with features such as wider doors, roll-in showers and grab bars. Use the "accessible rooms" filter on Disney's interactive deck plan when booking, as they are limited. All public restrooms have wheelchair-accessible facilities, and lifts serve every guest deck.
The ship is 342 metres long, so walking from one end to the other takes several minutes, and more if you are crossing a busy deck. Plan around three clusters — Decks 5–8, Decks 10–11 and Decks 17–19 — and you will rarely need to cross the whole ship. For one or two decks, the stairs are often quicker than waiting for a lift.
Planning Your Cruise
For ship specifications and the story behind the Disney Adventure, see our Disney Adventure ship guide. Compare rooms in the stateroom guide, check dates and fares in the itinerary and price guide, and decide if it suits your family with our cost and value review. Families flying in can find flights, visas and budgets in our guides for Indian families and Filipino families.
Ready to book? Choose a 3-night or 4-night sailing.
Disney Adventure Deck Plan FAQs
How many decks does the Disney Adventure have?
19 decks, numbered 1 to 20 with no Deck 14. Guests use Decks 5 to 20; Decks 1 to 4 are for crew and ship operations. Staterooms are on Decks 9–13 and 15–18.
Why does the Disney Adventure have no Deck 14?
The number 14 sounds like "certain death" in Mandarin and Cantonese, so it is often skipped in Asia. The ship is based in Singapore and goes straight from Deck 13 to Deck 15.
Which deck is Marvel Landing on?
Marvel Landing is on Deck 18, with Groot Galaxy Spin, Pym Quantum Racers and the Infinity Pool. The IronCycle Test Run roller coaster boards on Deck 19.
Which deck is the pool on the Disney Adventure?
The main family pools and water slides are at Toy Story Place on Deck 17. There is also the Infinity Pool at Marvel Landing on Deck 18, the Wayfinder Bay pool terrace on Decks 10–11, and a Concierge-only pool on Deck 19.
Which deck is the Oceaneer Club on?
Disney's Oceaneer Club for ages 3–10 and the "it's a small world" nursery are on Deck 8. The tween and teen clubs, Edge and Vibe, are on Deck 7 in San Fransokyo Street.
Where is the Walt Disney Theatre on the Disney Adventure?
The Walt Disney Theatre spans Decks 5 to 7, next to Town Square on Deck 6.
What is the best deck to stay on the Disney Adventure?
For quiet, Decks 12, 13 and 15, which have staterooms above and below. For families with young children, Decks 9–12 near a lift, close to the Oceaneer Club and the food on Deck 10. For pools and rides, Decks 15–16.
Are there staterooms on Decks 5 to 8?
No. Decks 5 to 8 hold the theatre, Town Square, San Fransokyo Street, restaurants and kids' clubs. All staterooms are on Decks 9–13 and 15–18.
Which Disney Adventure rooms have a Garden View?
Garden View rooms face inwards over Disney Imagination Garden, the open-air area on Decks 10–11 with the castle and Garden Stage. They include Deluxe Garden View Verandahs and some Concierge family rooms.
Where can I download the Disney Adventure deck plan PDF?
You can download the deck plan PDF from SingaporeDisneyCruise.com, and Disney's official website has an interactive deck plan with filters for connecting and accessible rooms. Save a copy to your phone before you board.
SingaporeDisneyCruise.com is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Disney Cruise Line. Venues and room categories can change; confirm details for your sailing on Disney's official deck plans.