Disney Treasure Main Dining - Can we request our own table for two?

So, this is our first cruise ever, and we're pretty excited but also a little nervous about the whole dining situation. We booked on the Disney Treasure for March 2027, and I've been diving into all the details. We're a couple in our late 20s/early 30s, and while we love meeting new people, the idea of being sat with strangers for dinner every night feels a bit... intense? I've read that Disney does rotational dining with assigned tables. My question is pretty straightforward: can you actually request a private table for two, or is it all up to the maître d' once you're on board? I've seen conflicting info online. Some people say Disney is really accommodating, especially if you mention it's a special occasion (though for us, it's just wanting a bit of privacy). Others say that because of the theater-style seating in some of the restaurants, true "two-tops" are very limited and they often seat smaller parties together anyway. I'm not sure if we should try calling ahead now, or if we just need to be prepared to head straight to the dining location when we board to plead our case. We're not anti-social by any means, and we'd be happy to chat with neighbors at the next table, but sharing a table for six or eight feels like a lot of pressure for multiple nights. What if we have nothing in common? What if we just want to have our own conversation after a long day in port? I guess I'm also wondering what the vibe is like. Since it's Disney, are most tables big family groups, or are there other couples like us? Any tips on how to phrase the request without sounding rude would be appreciated too. We don't want to come off as snobby, we just value that couple time, especially on vacation. Has anyone had success getting a table for two on the Treasure or the other newer Disney ships? Did you have to ask every single night, or did they note it on your file for the whole cruise? Thanks for any insight you can offer!