Rather than have just one large theater, as has been the case on past Disney ships, Disney Wish breaks up its onboard cinemas into two more intimate venues that showcase different movies. There's no charge for admission, though popcorn and other cinema snacks can be purchased at a small concession booth.

Yes, the Disney Wish features two distinct, high-tech movie theaters: the Wonderland Cinema and the Never Land Cinema. These are the first theaters on a Disney Cruise Line ship to be inspired by specific films (Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan). Unlike the larger "Walt Disney Theatre" which hosts live Broadway-style stage shows, these two cinemas are dedicated purely to film screenings. In 2026, they show first-run movies from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm, often premiering on the ship the same day they hit theaters on land. Both theaters feature plush seating and Dolby Atmos sound systems for an immersive experience. They are also used for smaller presentations and character interactions during the day. Access to the movies is included in your cruise fare, though you will still have to pay extra for the "concessions" like popcorn and soda located at the nearby Preludes stand outside the theater entrances.