Bubble tea fans, your next Disney cruise just got a little sweeter. Disney Cruise Line boba drinks have arrived on select ships, and Disney shared a first look at the new lineup.
Disney’s own description is short and cheerful. It says the new drinks have “arrived aboard select Disney Cruise Line ships,” and it calls picking one “the toughest decision.”
Boba isn’t brand new to the fleet. The Disney Adventure already serves bubble tea at Bewitching Boba and Brews. But this new lineup brings boba to the Wish-class ships and the Disney Fantasy, which means a lot more cruisers sailing from Florida can now get their fix.
Here’s what Disney showed, where to find the drinks, and what we still don’t know.
Quick Summary
- What’s new: A lineup of boba drinks on select Disney Cruise Line ships.
- Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, Disney Destiny: Served at Wheezy’s Freezies.
- Disney Fantasy: Served at Frozone Treats.
- Disney Adventure: Already serves bubble tea at Bewitching Boba and Brews.
- The drinks: Disney’s photos show five drinks, including what appear to be matcha, berry, and fruit flavors.
- Still unknown: Official drink names, flavors, and pricing.
Where to Find Disney Cruise Line Boba Drinks
Here’s where the new boba lineup is served, ship by ship:
- Wheezy’s Freezies: Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, and Disney Destiny
- Frozone Treats: Disney Fantasy
Both are pool deck snack and drink counters, so this is an easy grab between swims or on your way to a deck party. If you’re sailing on the Disney Adventure, head to Bewitching Boba and Brews instead.
Disney hasn’t said whether the lineup will expand to the Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, or Disney Dream. If you’re sailing on one of those ships, check the Navigator app once you’re onboard.
The Five Boba Drinks in Disney’s Photos
Disney’s group photo lines up five drinks on a blue tabletop above the water. Each one is in a clear cup with the Disney Cruise Line logo.
From left to right, the photo appears to show:
- A green matcha-style drink with dark boba pearls.
- A deep berry-red drink with dark pearls.
- A white, creamy drink with pale pink pearls.
- A peach-orange drink with orange pearls.
- A purple drink with boba streaking down the glass.
One important note: Disney hasn’t named these drinks yet. These flavor descriptions are based on color, not an official menu. Once the menu names and flavors are confirmed, we’ll update this post.
The mix still tells you something useful. There are both creamy, milk-tea-style drinks and fruity, refresher-style options, plus a few different boba styles. Whether you like a classic milk tea or something brighter and fruitier, there should be something for you.


Wheezy’s Freezies Cups and Penguin Straw Toppers
Two of Disney’s photos show the drinks in clear Wheezy’s Freezies cups with a round penguin logo. Each cup has a red-and-white striped straw topped with a little Wheezy figure wearing a red bow tie.
One cup appears to hold a creamy tan drink over dark boba. The other appears to hold a red fruit drink with red pearls on top. Behind them, you can spot the green Partysaurus Rex statue sitting in a yellow tub of bubbles, which is a fun Toy Story detail on the Wish-class pool decks.
If you collect Disney straw toppers, these Wheezy toppers are going to be a thing. We don’t know yet whether the topper comes standard or costs extra, so ask at the counter.
What We Don’t Know Yet
Disney’s announcement was short, so a few practical questions are still open:
- Price: Disney hasn’t shared pricing. Specialty drinks on Disney Cruise Line are often an extra charge, so plan for that until it’s confirmed.
- Names and flavors: No official menu has been published.
- Allergens and dietary options: Ask a cast member about dairy and other allergens before ordering, especially for the creamy drinks.
- Other ships: No word yet on the Magic, Wonder, or Dream.
Tips for Ordering Boba on Your Disney Cruise
Go mid-afternoon. Pool deck counters get busy right after lunch and during sail-away. A late-afternoon boba run usually means a shorter wait.
Check the Navigator app. Menus, hours, and pricing show up there once you’re onboard. It’s the fastest way to see the current lineup.
Try a fruity one on hot days. Creamy milk teas are great, but a fruit-based drink is more refreshing in the Caribbean sun.
Save your topper. Rinse it and pack it in a zip-top bag so it makes it home in one piece.
Boba Fits Disney’s Bigger Push on Snacks at Sea
Disney Cruise Line has been leaning into fun, character-themed snacks across its newer ships, from themed sweet shops to signature cocktails. If you want a look at what’s coming next, check out our breakdown of Disney Believe food and drinks, including its Inside Out sweet shop and new themed lounges.
Boba is a natural fit for that strategy. It’s colorful, it photographs well, and it gives families another reason to swing by the pool deck between activities.
The Bottom Line
Disney Cruise Line boba drinks are now on select ships, served at Wheezy’s Freezies on the Disney Wish, Disney Treasure, and Disney Destiny, and at Frozone Treats on the Disney Fantasy. Disney’s photos show five colorful drinks, plus Wheezy-topped straws, but official names, flavors, and pricing haven’t been announced yet. If you’re sailing soon, check the Navigator app once you board, plan on a possible extra charge, and grab one between pool sessions. Keep checking DisMornings for more Disney Cruise Line news and dining updates.
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