Disney Destiny deck 3 plan (Shops-Dining1)

Walt Disney Theatre (mid-level 2 of 3, capacity 1274 seats)

The Sanctum is a centrally located lounge next to the Grand Hall, themed around Marvel’s Doctor Strange and designed as the ship’s first venue based on mystical arts, featuring artifacts, atmospheric décor and a bar serving cocktails, coffee and other drinks, while also functioning as a flexible activity space with daytime events such as trivia and crafts and live entertainment in the evening.

The Haunted Mansion Parlor is a themed lounge based on the Disney Parks attraction, built as an immersive environment with gothic interiors, animated effects and narrative elements, where guests are served specialty cocktails tied to the theme, and the space incorporates visual transformations and interactive details that reinforce the illusion of a haunted setting.

De Vil’s is an adult piano lounge inspired by the character Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians, located near the Grand Hall and designed with a fashion-driven black-and-white aesthetic, where live piano music accompanies a drinks menu focused on martinis, cocktails and premium beverages in a stylized, character-based environment.

The Grand Hall Atrium (level 1 of 3), spanning three levels with its primary level on Deck 3, is the central architectural and social hub of the ship, featuring a large chandelier, grand staircase and an open stage area used for live performances, ceremonies and gatherings, while the Grand Hall Collection refers to the surrounding themed retail and display elements integrated into this central space.

The Oceaneer Club Check-In area functions as the controlled entry point for the ship’s main children’s activity center, where access is managed for supervised programming, and it connects to themed play environments designed for younger guests, including interactive spaces and character-based experiences within the club itself.

“Once Upon A Time” and “Royal Regalia” are retail locations positioned within the Grand Hall area, functioning as themed merchandise shops tied to Disney storytelling and royalty motifs, offering apparel, accessories and souvenirs aligned with the ship’s broader heroes-and-villains concept, and integrated into the atrium’s commercial and visual layout.

"1923" is a family restaurant (one of the ship's three MDRs/Main Dining Rooms) divided into 2 large sections. The MDR is named after 1923 - the year Walt Disney Studios opened. The décor and exhibits reference early animation history, while the menu is focused on California-influenced cuisine as part of the ship’s structured dining system.