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The Ultimate Disney Cruise Line Dining Guide

Disney Cruise Line dining is a delicious and magical experience that truly sets it apart from other cruise lines. Offering a variety of dining options that range from casual to upscale, every meal is a culinary adventure. The main dining rooms feature a rotating menu that reflects the theme of the night and the location of the ship. There are also specialty restaurants like Palo and Remy, which offer gourmet cuisine and impeccable service. For families with young children, there are even character dining experiences where you can dine with beloved Disney characters. With 24-hour room service and snack options available throughout the ship, you’ll never go hungry on a Disney Cruise Line vacation.

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Disney Cruise Line Dining – Overview

Then there are adult-only options, fine dining, and character meals. Reservations are highly recommended and some of them do require an additional fee.

Here’s a quick look at what each ship has to offer:

Disney Magic

• Quick-Service Options: Cabanas, Duck-In Diner, Eye Scream Treats, Frozone Treats, Pinocchio’s Pizzeria, Preludes, Room Service
• Rotational Dining: Animator’s Palate, Lumiere’s, Rapunzel’s Royal Table
• Fine/Adult Dining: Palo
• Character Meals/Unique Dining: Royal Court Royal Tea

Disney Wonder

• Quick-Service Options: Cabanas, Daisy’s De-Lites, Eye Scream Treats, Pete’s Boiler Bites, Pinocchio’s Pizzeria, Preludes, Room Service
• Rotational Dining: Animator’s Palate, Tiana’s Place, Triton’s

Disney Dream

• Quick-Service Options: Cabanas, Eye Scream Treats, Flo’s Cafe, Frozone Treats, Preludes, Room Service, Vanellope’s Sweets & Treats
• Rotational Dining: Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, Royal Palace
• Fine/Adult Dining: Palo, Remy, Senses Juice Bar

Disney Fantasy

• Quick-Service Options: Cabanas, Eye Scream Treats, Flo’s Cafe, Frozone Treats, Preludes, Room Service, Sweet on You
• Rotational Dining: Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, Royal Court
• Fine/Adult Dining: Palo, Remy, Sense Juice Bar
• Character Meals/Unique Dining: Palo Be Our Chef, Royal Court Royal Tea

Disney Wish

• Quick-Service Options: Inside Out – Joyful Sweets, Marceline Market, Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods, Room Service, Wheezy’s Freezies
• Rotational Dining: 1923, Arendelle – A Frozen Dining Adventure, Worlds of Marvel
• Fine/Adult Dining: Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement, Palo Steakhouse
• Character Meals/Unique Dining: Olaf’s Royal Picnic

Quick Service Options

Cabanas (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – Designed to look and feel like a boardwalk, this restaurant serves as the main buffet dining on four of the Disney ships. With an eclectic variety of food choices, there really is something for everyone. Even picky little ones will have plenty of options for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Daisy’s De-Lites (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder) – If you’re looking to eat a little healthier, this is the place. They serve a variety of salads, sandwiches, wraps, and fruit.

Duck-In Diner (Disney Magic) – This quick-service restaurant serves Middle Eastern shawarma made with chicken and lamb along with classic American food such as hamburgers and hot dogs.

Eye Scream Treats (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – This is the place to get unlimited soft-serve ice cream board!

Flo’s Cafe (Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – Here you will find Luigi’s Pizza, Tow Mater’s Grill, and Fillmore’s Favorites serving a wide selection of burgers, chicken, pizza, salads, and sandwiches.

Frozone Treats (Disney Magic, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – Located poolside, here you will find frozen fruit smoothies (offered at an additional fee.)

Inside Out: Joyful Sweets (Disney Wish) – Enjoy hand-scooped gelato served in freshly made waffle cones. Treats include candy-filled chocolate “Memory Orbs” and colorful cupcakes that pay tribute to the film’s characters – Joy (lemon), Sadness (blueberry), Disgust (pistachio), Anger (red velvet) and Fear (bubble gum). Other specialties include macarons, cake pops, handcrafted truffles, designer cookies, chocolatey brownies, and assorted candies. (These sweet treats are offered at an additional fee.)

Marceline Market (Disney Wish) – Like Cabanas, this is the main dining buffet onboard the Disney Wish featuring a variety of American classics, International specialties, comfort foods, seafood, soups and salads, vegetarian and plant-based fare, as well as baked goods and desserts. During breakfast and lunch, Marceline Market offers a casual, walk-around dining experience. At dinner, guests can experience table-service dining with entrees cooked to order.

Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods (Disney Wish) – Enjoy pizza, burgers, tacos, BBQ, and other favorites including signature soft-serve ice cream. Choose from a selection of 5 uniquely themed quick-serve venues: Mickey’s Smokestack Barbecue, Daisy’s Pizza Pies, Goofy’s Grill, Sweet Minnie’s Ice Cream, and Donald’s Cantina.

Pete’s Boiler Bites (Disney Wonder) – Here you can enjoy classic American fare like burgers, hot dogs, and tacos for lunch or dinner.

Pinocchio’s Pizzeria (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder) – Available during lunch and snack times just next to Goofy’s pool, this place serves several kinds of pizza to enjoy.

Preludes (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – Most of the snacks here are available for an additional fee. It’s a great place to grab popcorn, beverages, and other miscellaneous snacks to enjoy during the amazing shows onboard. (You’ll also find wait staff inside the theater offering snacks to purchase just before showtime.)

Room Service (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy, Disney Wish) – Room service onboard all five Disney ships is available 24 hours a day and offers a wide range of choices. (Some of the choices are an additional fee, but much of the menu is included in the price of your cruise.)

Sweet on You (Disney Fantasy) – Here you will find specialty ice cream, cookies, cupcakes, and more (available at an additional cost.)

Vanellope’s Sweets & Treats (Disney Dream) – Similar to the sweets shop on the Disney Fantasy, this place is inspired by Princess Vanellope’s love of all things candy! (Treats are available for an additional cost.)

Wheezy’s Freezies (Disney Wish) – Inspired by everyone’s favorite penguin from Toy Story II , this poolside spot mixes up frozen-fruit smoothies.

Rotational Dining

One of the most unique dining aspects of a Disney Cruise is its rotational dining. Each night, your party rotates between three main restaurants on board, and your wait staff rotates with you. This allows you to try all that Disney has to offer while at the same time giving your waiters the opportunity to serve you better as they get to know you!

1923 (Disney Wish) – Step back in time and experience classic Hollywood glamour with a touch of Disney magic. This dining destination pays homage to the year when the legendary animation studio was founded in Southern California. With two stunning dining rooms named after the brothers who started it all – Walt and Roy, 1923 is a feast for the senses. Admire drawings, props, and other animation tools that depict the evolution of Disney animation from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to Frozen II.

Animator’s Palate (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – This is definitely one of the most unique dining experiences onboard, and you can find it on four Disney cruise ships. Offering Pacific Island foods, Asian cooking, and fresh California fare, Disney animation comes to life throughout your meal.

Enchanted Garden (Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – Inspired by the gardens of Versailles, this restaurant is truly breathtaking. It serves a market-style menu and is one of the main dining restaurants onboard that also serves breakfast and lunch.

Lumiere’s (Disney Magic) – This Main Dining restaurant found only on the Disney Magic serves American cuisine for breakfast and lunch and contemporary French fare for dinner.

Rapunzel’s Royal Table (Disney Magic) – This restaurant is only available on the Disney Magic and currently serves dinner on Disney’s rotational dining. It serves American favorites as well as flavors from around the world. And did I mention there is also live entertainment and character appearances?

Royal Court (Disney Fantasy) – This restaurant, serving French-inspired, continental fare, is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on board the Disney Fantasy, and its decor is inspired by several different Disney fairy tales.

Royal Palace (Disney Dream) – This restaurant is very similar to the Royal Court on the Disney Fantasy. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, it serves French-inspired, continental fare, and is inspired by Disney royalty.

Tiana’s Place (Disney Wonder) – Inspired by Princess Tiana and New Orleans, this restaurant comes to life during dinner with live jazz music and character appearances while serving Louisiana-inspired, Creole and Cajun food.

Triton’s (Disney Wonder) – Inspired by Ariel and her father King Triton, here you will dine “under the sea” enjoying classic American cooking during breakfast and lunch and continental cuisine for dinner.

Worlds of Marvel (Disney Wish) – This restaurant is truly unique and takes guests straight into “an action-packed Avengers mission that unfolds around you.” It serves a menu inspired by the MCU, including Wakanda.

Adults Only

Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement (Disney Wish) –  Indulge in a gourmet culinary experience at Enchanté, where superior seasonal ingredients are expertly crafted into exquisite dishes by 3 Michelin-starred Chef Arnaud Lallement. In addition to dinner, Enchanté also features two other extraordinary dining experiences – Champagne Brunch and Just Desserts.

Palo (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – This adults-only restaurant serves classic Northern Italian cooking, and reservations are required. They also serve a spectacular brunch, which is quite popular.

Palo Steakhouse (Disney Wish) –  Inspired by Cogsworth from Beauty and the Beast, adults will be able to indulge in a sumptuous feast of the finest Italian dishes and world-class steaks. Choose from a wide range of prime cuts, including the rich marbled Japanese Kobe and Miyazaki beef, the succulent Australian wagyu, and the elite American prime cuts. Like Palo, this restaurant also serves brunch.

Remy (Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – This adult-only restaurant serves fine French fare and is considered one of the finest dining experiences onboard all of Disney Cruise Line. Reservations are required. In addition to dinner, this restaurant also features the following on cruises of 4 nights or longer: Remy Champagne Brunch, Remy Dessert Experience, and Petites Assiettes de Remy

Senses Juice Bar (Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – After your workout or massage, enjoy a healthy beverage to restore and replenish your body (available for an additional fee).

Character Meals/Unique Dining Experiences

While some of these dining experiences require an additional fee, be sure to check your specific cruise information for more Disney character meals! On our last cruise, we were able to reserve our spot at the Disney Junior character breakfast at no additional charge. We simply needed a reservation!

Olaf’s Royal Picnic (Disney Wish) – Join Olaf, Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff for a delightful afternoon of summertime melodies, treats, and merriment. For an additional fee, children can enjoy this experience for $220, and adults can join in for $69. Every child gets a distinguished assortment of gifts as a keepsake that includes Olaf headwear, a cinch bag, a mandolin, a Troll plush, a water bottle, an activity book, a picnic blanket, and a Troll necklace.

Palo Be Our Chef (Disney Fantasy) – This one-of-a-kind cooking class is available only on the Disney Fantasy and is currently priced at $279 per guest.

Royal Court Royal Tea (Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy) – Children ages 3-12 can participate in this uniquely royal experience. Herbal tea and two courses are provided, and several Disney princesses make an appearance! Children also receive a selection of special gifts . Like Olaf’s Royal Picnic, this experience is available for an additional fee.

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Food on Disney Cruise Line: A Dining Guide

Discover the culinary adventure that awaits you with this comprehensive guide to food on Disney Cruise Line. Disney cruises offer an array of dining experiences and restaurants for every palate. This guide will help you navigate the ins and outs of dining onboard, from understanding the unique rotational dining system to exploring the specialty dining options. You’ll also get a peek into the magic of Disney’s character dining experiences. So, whether you’re a food connoisseur or a family looking for fun-filled meals, get ready to discover the delicious world of food on Disney cruises.

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Cost of Food on Disney Cruises – What’s Included, What’s Not

Before we dive into the specifics of the Disney Cruise Line food options, it’s essential to clarify what’s included in your fare. Here’s a rundown:

• Main Dining Rooms : Meals at the main dining restaurants (such as Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, and Royal Court) are included.
• Quick-Service Dining : Food from quick-service (casual) spots like Flo’s V8 Cafe, Duck-In Diner, and Eye Scream is included.
• Buffet Dining : Meals at buffet-style dining venues like Cabanas are included.
• Character Breakfasts : These breakfasts are free, but tickets must be obtained in advance.
• Room Service : Most items on the room service menu are complimentary, but note that gratuity is not included.
• Snacks : Free snacks are available throughout the day at various locations on the ship.
• Most Non-Alcoholic Drinks : Complimentary soft drinks, milk, tea, water, and coffee are available at beverage stations and most restaurants.

Unlimited sodas and juices are included in your cruise cost, no drink package necessary!

Not Included:

• Specialty Dining : Meals at adult-exclusive dining venues like Palo, Remy, and Enchanté come at an additional cost. The same goes for Royal Court’s Royal Tea.
• Alcoholic Beverages and Specialty Drinks : Soft drinks are free at the beverage station, but alcoholic beverages, smoothies, and specialty coffees are not.
• Snacks at Preludes : Snacks and beverages at Preludes, located near the ship’s theaters, are not included.

Your Disney Cruise fare includes a wide selection of delicious meals that cater to all tastes. However, you have the choice to enhance your dining experience with premium options available for an extra charge. It’s entirely up to you whether to stick with the inclusive options or add charges to your stateroom account.

Keep in mind, though, that gratuities are not included in the cost of a Disney cruise, and this applies to both the included and extra-cost meals.

Types of Dining Experiences on Disney Cruise Line

A Disney cruise offers a variety of dining options to suit every taste, from gourmet foodies to fussy eaters. Here are the main types of dining experiences you’ll encounter on a Disney cruise.

Rotational Dining on Disney Cruises

Disney Cruise Line’s Rotational Dining introduces a novel approach to dining, blending variety with familiarity. My wife and I are big fans of this system, as it brings a delightful element of surprise to our meals.

In the Rotational Dining system, you’ll visit three main dining restaurants during your cruise, changing the venue each night . This rotation lets you appreciate the unique ambiance, theme, and menu of each restaurant, ensuring that you experience them all.

You don’t need to make a reservation for the nightly dinner service — you simply pick a dining time when you book your cruise. You’ll select either early/main dining (usually around 5:45 PM), or late/second dining (typically around 8:00 PM). As you board the ship, you’ll receive a dining rotation that shows which restaurant you’re assigned to for each night of the cruise.

One of the standout features of this system is the consistent service. Your serving team travels with you from restaurant to restaurant, quickly becoming familiar with your personal preferences, dietary requirements, and even your favorite dessert, leading to a truly personalized dining experience.

Here’s a glimpse into the dining rotation on each ship:

• On Disney Magic , the rotation includes Lumiere’s, Animator’s Palate, and Rapunzel’s Royal Table.
• The Disney Wonder features Triton’s, Animator’s Palate, and Tiana’s Place.
• On Disney Dream , you’ll experience Royal Palace, Animator’s Palate, and Enchanted Garden.
• Disney Fantasy also includes Royal Court and Animator’s Palate but with the Enchanted Garden as the third venue.
• And finally, Disney Wish introduces Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure, Worlds of Marvel, and 1923.

Every meal becomes a highlight of the day, bringing the excitement of a new setting combined with the comfort of familiar faces in our serving team. For my wife and I, the variety offered by Rotational Dining transforms each meal into its own unique adventure.

Buffet Dining

Disney Cruise Line’s buffet dining options, like Cabanas on four Disney ships and the new Marceline Market on Disney Wish, offer a casual, diverse culinary experience. Both buffet venues feature an extensive selection of dishes for breakfast and lunch in a free-flowing dining environment, allowing guests to enjoy a variety of dishes at their leisure.

At Cabanas , guests can start their day with a classic American breakfast featuring made-to-order omelets, scrambled eggs, sausages, and Mickey-shaped waffles. Lunch transitions into contemporary favorites like salads, soups, burgers, sandwiches, steak, chicken, seafood, and pizza. Vegetarian options and a kid-friendly menu are also available.

Cabanas’ décor is designed to evoke the relaxed ambiance of a beach boardwalk, complete with sweeping sea views through floor-to-ceiling windows and on an outdoor patio. The nautical-themed setting is enhanced with a stunning 30-foot-long mosaic depicting a scene from Pixar’s Finding Nemo.

Disney Wish enhances the buffet experience with Marceline Market , a unique venue housing a series of themed food stations. Inspired by international marketplaces, the restaurant offers a wide range of international dishes, including Italian staples, Asian specialties, comfort food, and seafood specialties.

Dining at the buffet is included in your Disney cruise fare and offers flexibility to suit every schedule. However, because operating hours and offerings vary from day to day, please check the daily schedule.

Specialty Dining

Disney Cruise Line’s specialty dining options are perfect for guests seeking an upscale, intimate culinary experience. These adult-exclusive venues – Palo, Remy, and Enchanté – do require an extra fee and reservations, but they provide an unforgettable culinary experience.

• Palo , available across all ships, offers Northern Italian cuisine in a sophisticated setting. The menu features a wide range of antipasti, handcrafted pasta, seafood, and delectable desserts, paired with a comprehensive wine list. Palo is my personal favorite, consistently impressing me with its atmosphere and cuisine. On the Disney Wish, Palo is enhanced as Palo Steakhouse , offering not only Italian favorites but also prime beef choices such as Australian wagyu and Japanese Kobe/Miyazaki.
• Remy – found on Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy – delivers a superb French menu inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Ratatouille. My wife, Jaimie, is a huge fan of Remy — the impeccable service, the menu bursting with flavors, and the overall culinary experience are exceptional.
• On the Disney Wish, Enchanté takes luxury dining up a notch. The adults-only spot serves incredible food in a stunning setting with a menu designed by a three-Michelin-starred chef.

Palo Steakhouse – Disney Wish

The specialty dining venues on Disney cruises offer a peaceful, adult-only escape amidst the bustling cruise activities. They provide an opportunity for a relaxed, romantic meal. Exceptional service, thoughtful theming, and gourmet cuisine set these dining experiences apart on any Disney cruise. Speaking from personal experience, my wife and I believe these extraordinary moments justify the additional expense and the need to dress up just a bit.

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Beyond planning activities, they will assist in tailoring your dining plans . They’ll help you choose the perfect restaurants for your family and make dining reservations for specialty and premium dining experiences. They will also work with Disney to customize your meals if you have specific dietary needs or requests, such as food allergies or a vegan diet. Relax while they handle everything!

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Quick Service Dining

Whether you’re craving a snack between meals or just a casual bite to eat, Disney Cruise Line offers a variety of quick-service dining options. These conveniently located dining spots are scattered across the pool deck and other areas of the ship, serving a range of food and beverages throughout the day.

The options range from classic comfort food like burgers, hot dogs, and pizza to healthier choices like fresh salads, wraps, and sandwiches. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, catching a movie under the stars, or simply looking for a snack to tide you over until dinner, quick-service dining offers a convenient and informal option that won’t interrupt your day’s activities.

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For instance, on the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy, you can grab a quick bite at Flo’s Café , a Cars-themed quick service location offering American classics. On the Disney Magic, you’ll find the Duck-In Diner serving up delicious meals poolside. Pinocchio’s Pizzeria, a beloved feature on Disney Magic and Disney Wonder, delivers hot, fresh pizza throughout the day. On the Disney Wish, the Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods offers a selection of quick bites.

Quick-service dining is included in your Disney cruise fare, ensuring a wide selection of options for everyone in your party at no additional cost.

Character Dining Experiences

One of the unique aspects of a Disney cruise is the opportunity to dine with beloved Disney characters . These special dining events provide magical moments for kids and kids-at-heart alike.

Some of the main dining rooms offer some character interaction during dinner. For example, Louie makes appearances at Tiana’s Place on the Disney Wonder, and the Frozen dining experience on Disney Wish features all the primary characters from the films.

Arendelle – a Frozen Dining Adventure, onboard the Disney Wish

Character breakfasts may be offered on cruises of seven nights or longer and offer the chance to pose for photos and get autographs from characters dressed in the cruise attire . It’s the perfect way to kick off your cruise day and one of the many reasons why Disney Cruise Line enjoys a reputation as the best cruise line for kids .

Additionally, the Royal Court Royal Tea Party (available for an additional fee on all ships except the Disney Wish) is a grand affair where young guests are treated like royalty . Accompanied by select Disney Princesses, guests enjoy tea, sandwiches, and pastries, along with storytelling and song performances.

The Vacationeer can provide more information about these special dining experiences.

Themed Dining Events

Disney Cruise Line takes themed dining to a whole new level with their unique dining events. These include Pirate Night , a swashbuckling celebration featuring a special menu and a grand deck party, and Frozen-themed dining on select sailings, where guests can savor Nordic-inspired dishes while interacting with beloved characters from the film.

On Marvel Day at Sea and Pixar Day at Sea sailings, guests can enjoy special themed menus inspired by their favorite movies. These dining events, complete with character appearances and entertainment, add another layer of magic to the Disney cruise experience.

In addition to meals, Disney Cruise Line offers a variety of snacks throughout the day. You can satisfy any mid-day or late-night craving with a variety of sweets and savory options.

One popular spot for a sweet treat is Eye Scream Treats , a self-service frozen dessert station where you can enjoy a (free!) swirled cone of soft-serve ice cream in various flavors. For those desiring a pastry or a caffeine kick, the adults-only Cove Café provides specialty coffees and assorted pastries.

Guests aboard Disney Dream can visit Vanellope’s Sweets & Treats , offering a delightful mix of candies, gelato, and baked goods inspired by the Wreck-It Ralph movies. On the Disney Fantasy, Sweet on You caters to guests’ sweet tooth with its handcrafted gelato, ice cream, chocolates, and an extensive selection of candies.

These snack locations are perfect for moments when a small treat is just what’s needed to satiate a sweet tooth or tide you over until the next meal. It’s important to note that while many snack options are included in your cruise fare, some items, particularly those from Vanellope’s Sweets & Treats and Sweet on You, carry an additional charge.

Room Service

Disney Cruise Line offers 24-hour complimentary room service , allowing guests to enjoy a meal or snack in the comfort of their stateroom. The room service menu features a variety of options, including sandwiches, salads, burgers, desserts, and a selection of beverages. Be sure to try the  All Hands On Deck cheese/cracker/fruit plate — it’s a repeat cruiser favorite!

You will need to pay a bit extra if you want canned sodas, specialty drinks, or prepackaged candies.

Whether you’re craving a midnight snack or prefer breakfast in bed, Disney’s room service has you covered. However, note that while the food is complimentary, gratuities for the delivery personnel are customary and not included in your cruise fare.

Lounges and Bars

Disney Cruise Line boasts a diverse range of bars and lounges catering to various moods and occasions. From refined champagne bars to dynamic sports pubs and relaxing pool bars, there’s an ideal spot for everyone.

Certain venues like Crown and Fin and O’Gills not only offer an extensive beverage selection but also provide light snacks or small-plate food options, enhancing your night out.

For those favoring an alfresco experience, pool deck bars such as Currents and Waves are perfect for a cocktail or cold beer paired with a selection of snacks.

Pink Wine & Champagne Bar (Disney Dream)

Each Disney ship hosts a unique nightlife district, offering themed bars and lounges. For example, the Europa district on Disney Fantasy, with its European-inspired venues, offers a variety of specialty drinks and bite-sized foods.

Disney Cruise Line’s bars and lounges extend beyond relaxation and socialization; they deliver a culinary adventure with finely crafted drinks and delightful snacks amidst a magical Disney setting. Note that while many drink options are included in your cruise fare, some specialty beverages and foods may incur additional charges.

Food at Disney Cruise Line Destinations: A Tasting Tour

Disney Cruise Line’s itineraries do more than just transport guests to some of the world’s most captivating and scenic destinations; they also offer a passport to discover unique flavors and culinary traditions from across the globe. As a result of the diverse food options available at these destinations, dining becomes an adventure, allowing guests to experience local culture through their food.

Castaway Cay

Castaway Cay, Disney’s private island in the Bahamas, is a tropical paradise with great food as well. Included in your cruise fare are meals at two island dining venues, Cookie’s BBQ and Cookie’s Too BBQ , which serve a mouthwatering spread of BBQ ribs, burgers, grilled chicken, hot dogs, fresh salads, and soft-serve ice cream.

Adults searching for a serene and relaxed dining environment can head over to Serenity Bay BBQ . This adults-only location provides the same tantalizing menu in a tranquil setting. It’s a location my wife, Jaimie, and I particularly enjoy.

Should you wish to indulge a bit more, various island bars serve a selection of tropical cocktails and beer for an additional fee.

Whether you’re savoring your meal with your toes in the sand or enjoying a fruity drink at the adults-only Serenity Bay, Castaway Cay offers a delicious taste of the tropics. See our Castaway Cay Tips page for more information.

Caribbean itineraries offer a chance to taste a medley of cuisines influenced by African, European, and Amerindian traditions. Local food vendors at various ports of call might serve up dishes like jerk chicken in Jamaica, roti in Barbados, or conch fritters in the Bahamas. If your itinerary includes a stop in Mexico, take advantage of the chance to savor authentic tacos or enchiladas.

Mediterranean

Disney’s European cruises introduce guests to a wide range of culinary traditions, especially in the Mediterranean. In Italy, you might enjoy a classic pasta dish or a slice of authentic Neapolitan pizza. In Greece, sample the traditional moussaka or a gyro filled with succulent meat and fresh tzatziki. If your cruise stops in Spain, don’t miss the chance to try paella or tapas.

Other Food Experiences on Disney Cruise Line

Disney Cruise Line also offers Port Adventures in many locations that include food tastings or cooking demonstrations, allowing guests the opportunity to learn more about the local cuisine and culture.

While dining onboard Disney Cruise Line is an experience to remember, the culinary adventures continue at each unique port of call. From local restaurants and food stalls to Disney’s very own Castaway Cay and forthcoming Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point , there’s a world of flavors waiting to be discovered on your Disney Cruise Line journey.

Special Diets and Allergies on Disney Cruise Line

Disney Cruise Line is committed to offering a wide variety of culinary options that cater to passengers with food allergies and special diets. They understand the importance of providing delicious, safe meal options for all guests, regardless of dietary restrictions or preferences.

Each dining venue on the ship features diverse menu options, many of which are suitable for vegetarians, vegans, and those with food allergies or intolerances. Guests with special dietary needs can expect to find a variety of tasty dishes, from fresh salads and grilled vegetables to unique plant-based entrees.

Disney Cruise Line menus accommodate a range of dietary requirements, including gluten-free, lactose-free, Kosher, Halal, and more. However, to ensure a seamless dining experience, guests are encouraged to communicate any food allergies or special dietary needs at the time of booking. This information is then shared with the onboard team to prepare and handle your meals with utmost care.

A Disney Travel Agent from The Vacationeer can be a helpful resource in managing this process. They can assist in notifying Disney Cruise Line of any dietary needs ahead of your sailing, ensuring your dining experience is worry-free and enjoyable. Remember, the key is to communicate your needs in advance, and Disney will do its best to accommodate you.

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List of Dining and Snack Locations on Disney Cruise Ships

A Disney cruise is more than just a journey at sea – it’s a culinary experience filled with savory delights. Each ship in the Disney fleet offers distinctive dining options, each presenting its own distinct theme and cuisine. We have reviewed the broad categories of dining options, which include rotational, buffet, and specialty restaurants, as well as quick service and snack options available on every Disney cruise ship.

Now, let’s take a closer look into what each of the five Disney cruise ships specifically has to offer. We’ll provide a brief description of the dining and snack locations you can expect to find on each ship. Note that this isn’t a comprehensive list, and dining locations and menus are subject to change. However, it will give you a good sense of the main dining and snack spots you’ll find aboard Disney cruise ships.

For further information on any of these locations or to book your reservations at any of the specialty restaurants, feel free to contact The Vacationeer .

Disney Magic: Food on Cruise Ships

Disney Magic , the first ship in Disney Cruise Line’s fleet, offers an unforgettable dining experience. Here’s a glimpse of the dining venues onboard:

Rotational Dining:

• Animator’s Palate serves global cuisine in a magical environment filled with sketches, animations, and color changes.
• Lumiere’s , the main dining room, offers a variety of dishes with a French flair inspired by Beauty and the Beast.
• Rapunzel’s Royal Table provides a character dining experience with a menu inspired by German cuisine, as guests enjoy live entertainment featuring characters from Tangled.
• Cabanas serves a variety of foods in a buffet style for breakfast and lunch and casual table-service dining for dinner, all in a beach-themed setting.

Specialty Dining (Adults Exclusive):

• Palo offers Northern Italian cuisine and a selection of wines in an intimate, adults-only setting with panoramic sea views.

Quick Service (Casual):

• Pinocchio’s Pizzeria offers freshly made pizzas throughout the day, making it a great option for a quick bite by the pool.
• Daisy’s De-Lites offers healthy options like salads, sandwiches, smoothies, and fruits, a great choice for guests looking for lighter fare.
• The Duck-In Diner serves hot dogs, hamburgers, and chicken tenders near the pool on Deck 9.

Character Dining:

• Rapunzel’s Royal Table : (see above)

Snacks/Dessert:

• Eye Scream Treats and Frozone Treats are quick-service locations offering a variety of ice creams and frozen desserts for guests to enjoy.
• Cove Café , an adults-only café, offers specialty coffees, teas, pastries, and snacks.
• Preludes , located near the Walt Disney Theatre, serves refreshments and snacks before shows and during intermissions.
• O’Gills Pub is a traditional Irish bar offering a variety of beers and specialty cocktails, along with a selection of pub-style light bites and snacks.
• Promenade Lounge offers cocktails, coffee, and snacks in a family-friendly environment, with various board games and activities.

Room Service:

• Room Service is also available for guests who prefer to dine in the comfort of their Disney Cruise Line staterooms .

Disney Wonder: Food on Cruise Ships

Disney Wonder , one of the classic ships of Disney Cruise Line, provides a wide variety of dining experiences that encapsulate the magic of Disney. Here is a list of the dining venues onboard:

• Tiana’s Place is where Southern-style cuisine meets live jazz music, immersing guests in Princess Tiana’s enchanting world.
• Animator’s Palate enchants diners with its dinner show, where Disney animation springs to life amidst a menu of international culinary delights.
• Triton’s provides an elegant setting inspired by Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” and serves American cuisine for breakfast and lunch, while the dinner menu features continental French cuisine.
• Cabanas is your go-to for casual dining, serving a variety of market-style food selections accompanied by stunning sea views.
• Palo , an adults-only retreat, pampers guests with Northern Italian cuisine and a selection of fine wines, all set against panoramic sea views.
• Daisy’s De-Lites and Pete’s Boiler Bites are two pool deck quick-service dining locations offering a variety of lunch and snack options.
• Pinocchio’s Pizzeria is a haven for pizza lovers, serving freshly made pizzas throughout the day.
• Tiana’s Place (see above)
• Eye Scream Treats is your destination for soft-serve ice cream and other frozen delights.
• Preludes provides snacks and beverages during live show performances and movies in the Walt Disney Theatre.
• Cove Café , an adults-only location, serves up specialty coffees, mixed drinks, and baked goods.
• The Crown and Fin , a sports pub-themed lounge, provides a full bar in the evening.
• Room Service is on hand 24/7, delivering a variety of snacks, meals, and beverages to your stateroom.

Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy: Food on Cruise Ships

Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy , sister ships in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, provide an array of dining options that blend culinary artistry with Disney’s unique touch of magic.

• Animator’s Palate is a dining venue that celebrates the magic of Disney animation with a menu of global culinary delights.
• Enchanted Garden provides a beautiful, Versailles-inspired setting with a globally influenced menu.
• Royal Court (Disney Fantasy only) is a princess-themed dining experience that serves French cuisine. The décor pays homage to Disney’s classic princess films, creating a grand ballroom ambiance.
• Royal Palace (Disney Dream only), inspired by timeless Disney classics such as Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty, is designed to transport guests into a majestic grand ballroom. Here, diners can indulge in a selection of elegant French and Continental dishes.
• Cabanas is your destination for buffet-style breakfast and lunch and casual table-service dining for dinner, all in a beach setting.
• Remy delivers the most luxurious dining experience onboard, serving French-inspired dishes crafted by award-winning chefs in an adults-only setting.
• Palo is an adults-only dining location that offers Northern Italian cuisine and a selection of fine wines.
• Flo’s V8 Cafe is a quick-service dining spot, drawing inspiration from the hit Disney Pixar movie “Cars,” offering a variety of American classics perfect for a speedy meal or snack.
• Animator’s Palate (see above)
• Frozone Treats and Eye Scream Treats serve a variety of refreshing smoothies and soft-serve ice cream.
• Preludes serves snacks and beverages at the Walt Disney Theatre during live shows and movies.
• Cove Café is an adults-only location offering specialty coffees, mixed drinks, and baked goods.
• Senses Juice Bar provides a variety of healthy smoothies and fruit juices in the fitness area.
• Vanellope’s Sweets & Treats (Disney Dream only) is an ice cream and candy shop inspired by the film “Wreck-IT Ralph,” serving a variety of sweet treats to satisfy sugar cravings.
• Sweet on You (Disney Fantasy only) offers ice cream and sweets inspired by Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.

Bars/Lounges:

• O’Gills Pub (Disney Fantasy only), an authentic Irish bar, delights guests with its assortment of beers, unique cocktails, and light pub fare.
• Pub 687 (Disney Dream only), a contemporary sports bar with live matches and comfy seating. Open to everyone during the day, and adults only at night.
• Skyline provides scenic views of iconic city skylines around the world. Thanks to a little Disney magic, the view changes to a different city every fifteen minutes!
• Meridian Lounge is the perfect spot for a cocktail before or after dinner at Palo or Remy.
• Pink (Disney Dream) and Ooh-La-La (Disney Fantasy) focus on the bubbly side of things, featuring private-label Tattinger champagne created and bottled exclusively for these locations.
• Room Service is available 24/7, offering a variety of meals, snacks, and beverages to enjoy in your stateroom.

Disney Wish: Food on Cruise Ships

As the newest and best Disney cruise ship , the Disney Wish is a food lover’s paradise. Here’s a snapshot of the dining offerings onboard:

• Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure serves Nordic-inspired cuisine in an immersive Frozen-themed setting with live entertainment.
• Worlds of Marvel is the first Marvel cinematic dining adventure offering an interactive mission alongside a menu inspired by the Marvel universe.
• 1923 serves California-inspired dishes in a classy atmosphere, celebrating the year The Walt Disney Company was founded.
• Marceline Market is a new casual dining concept featuring a variety of food stations inspired by international marketplaces.
• Enchanté provides a luxurious dining experience in a romantic, adults-only setting, serving a menu crafted by a three-Michelin-starred chef.
• Palo Steakhouse combines an upscale dining experience with high-quality steaks, seafood, and Northern Italian cuisine.
• Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods features an array of quick-service options inspired by Disney’s iconic characters.
• Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure (see above)
• The Bayou delivers a Princess and the Frog-inspired New Orleans atmosphere complete with southern-style cocktails and beignets (New Orleans-style French pastries coated with powdered sugar).
• Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge combines a traditional bar with intergalactic travel thanks to giant widescreen “windows” showing views of planets and ships from Star Wars canon.
• Joyful Sweets and Wheezy’s Freezies are quick-service locations offering a variety of ice creams and frozen desserts.

Conclusion: Food on Disney Cruise Line

Disney Cruise Line’s array of dining options significantly enriches your voyage. With a variety of eateries available on each ship in the fleet, there’s something to cater to every taste, preference, and occasion.

From high-end gourmet venues to casual snacks featuring both international and home-style cuisines, every dining spot provides a unique touch of Disney magic. Whether you’re seeking an elegant, adults-only dinner, a memorable character dining adventure, or a quick poolside bite, the options are virtually limitless.

Additionally, the culinary journey extends beyond the ship itself, with exciting opportunities to explore diverse local flavors at various ports of call. Sampling local cuisines at your destinations adds another layer of cultural immersion to your cruise experience.

To ensure you make the most of this gastronomic adventure, consider discussing your dining preferences and plans with a Disney travel agent before booking your cruise.

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They will also assist in making your dining experiences on Disney Cruise Line unforgettable. Your dedicated Vacationeer will help you select the best restaurants for your group and liaise with Disney Cruise Line to accommodate any special dietary needs or food allergies.

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Disney Magic Cruise Ship Menus and Restaurant Guide

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If you’re like us, you’re already wondering about the FOOD available on your cruise . You’ve found the right place to help you dig in. We’ve got a full look at the Disney Magic menus for you today!

As Disney’s first cruise ship, the Disney Magic set sail on June 30, 1998. Disney Cruise Line’s first ship introduced some innovative dining concepts at sea. One thing you should know about DCL ships before we dive into menus — Disney introduced the concept of “rotational dining” on cruises.

That means instead of one main dining room, Disney Cruise ships have three different, heavily-themed restaurants, and you rotate through dining at each one on different nights during your cruise. Your servers even move from restaurant to restaurant with you!

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The Disney Magic has three restaurants for rotational dining: Rapunzel’s Royal Table , Animator’s Palate , and Lumiere’s. Now, let’s dive into those Disney Magic Cruise Ship Menus!

Disney Magic Casual Dining

• Cabanas  is where you go for that quintessential cruise buffet experience. Find it on Deck 9.

Cabana’s Buffet

• Duck-In Diner ,  Pinocchio’s Pizzeria , and  Daisy’s De-Lites quick service offer a variety of casual nosh near the pools on Deck 9. The Duck-In Diner is a quick-service spot that serves  Middle Eastern-inspired food  like shawarma as well as  classic American food  like hamburgers and hot dogs.

Duck-In Diner

• Pinocchio’s Pizzeria offers pizza by the slice , located near Goofy’s Pool on the Magic. Options include  cheese, pepperoni, vegetarian, or Hawaiian , among other toppings.

• Eye Scream is a snack stand named after Mike Wazowski from Pixar’s Monsters, Inc . It is a self-service soft serve ice cream kiosk near the pools on Deck 9.

• Frozone Treats is a poolside spot that mixes up refreshing, frozen-fruit smoothies.

Don’t miss Frozone!

• Preludes offers a quick stop for drinks, snacks, cocktails, and candy before shows. Located next to Walt Disney Theatre. Additional fees apply.

An Overview of EVERY Disney Cruise Line Restaurant

Disney magic rotational dining.

Animator’s Palate

The  Animator’s Palate restaurant   is all about animation. The dining room nods to artists and hand-drawn designs, and  guests can watch an “innovative dinner show that celebrates the art of storytelling”  while they eat.

The food here is  a fusion of eats from the Pacific Islands, Asia, and California . Dishes include options like smoked salmon tartar, butternut squash soup, grilled tuna steak, and Angus beef tenderloin. Leave room for dessert! You’ll have options such as chocolate fudge cheesecake and lemon icebox pie.

Lumiere’s

This restaurant is  themed after  Beauty and the Beast , and you’ll get to dine in a room inspired by the grand ballroom from that movie.

Besides the rotational dinners,  Lumiere’s is also open for breakfast and lunch , and the tables are open-seating at that time. Breakfast options include French toast, omelets, pancakes, crêpes, and more.  Lunch is served as a three-course meal  with options like grilled chicken, barbecue pork ribs, and herb-crusted fish.

Dinner is a four-course meal , with  American and French dishes . Appetizers include a mushroom tart, french onion soup, or duck confit. Some entrée options are roasted duck breast, three-cheese lobster macaroni, or “Lumiere’s” seared sea bass. A dessert menu is also available.

Rapunzel’s Royal Table

This restaurant is themed after the Disney film  Tangled . The premise is that  you’re invited to Rapunzel’s birthday celebration , which will include  visits from Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, and the Snuggly Duckling thugs . The dining room is set to look like a ballroom with  glowing lanterns  to light the tables.

REVIEW: Animator’s Palate on the Disney Dream Cruise Ship

Specialty dining.

Palo  is  an adults-only restaurant with a semi-formal dress code . Meals here are not included with the cost of your cruise. The cost for a meal at  brunch or dinner  is  $50 per person.

The menu allows you to choose from options like antipasti, eggs, waffles and pancakes, soups, flatbreads, and an assortment of entrees (grilled cut sirloin steak, wild mushroom ravioli, and more).

At dinner, begin your meal with a glass of wine from the extensive menu. You’ll be greeted with bread service and antipasto to start! For your entree, choose from an assortment of offerings such as butternut agnolotti, sea scallops, and grilled prime beef tenderloin.

The  dessert menu also has quite a selection to choose from, like souffles, cakes, and a variety of gelatos. Try the impressive chocolate souffle!

Here’s our review of Palo Steakhouse!

Royal court royal tea  (dining experience).

This is a special dining experience that requires advanced reservations.  Kids ages 3 to 12  can have  a tea party with Disney princesses , which includes  entertainment, a selection of herbal teas, and a two-course meal . The meal includes one sweet and one savory course.

Royal Court Royal Tea

The experience costs  $220 each   for children  and  $69 for the adults  who accompany them.

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Disney Dream Cruise Ship Dining Options

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The Disney Dream offers multiple dining venues : three main restaurants, two adults-only specialty restaurants, and several casual dining options.

Main Dining Rooms

Disney Cruise Line continues its innovative rotational dining concept at two dinner seatings on the Disney Dream with themed restaurants and distinctly Disney touches. Throughout the cruise, guests "rotate" through three different restaurants for dinner—with their servers accompanying them and providing guests with friendly, familiar, and personalized service each night. The rotational dining restaurants include:

• Animator's Palate is a signature Disney Cruise Line restaurant that brings the magic of Disney animation into a unique family dining experience. Inspired by classic animator's studios, the venue is filled with character sketches, maquettes (three-dimensional character models), paintbrushes, colored pencils, computer workstations, film strips, and other tools of the animation trade. The cuisine matches the character of the restaurant, creatively combining fresh flavors with culinary flair to please guests' palates. Wines from California and the Pacific Rim complement the menu. Animator's Palate offers the same interactive dining experience seen on other Disney ships, where guests of all ages get to try their hand at being a Disney animator. The Disney Fantasy, the Disney Dream's younger sister ship, was the first to offer this fun dining event, but it is now seen on all the Disney ships on sailings of seven days or more.
• Royal Palace , an elegant restaurant inspired by the classic Disney films Cinderella , Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , Beauty and the Beast and Sleeping Beauty . Décor includes ornate marble floors and luxurious carpets plus a magnificent, hand-blown chandelier made of glass slippers, with essential elements from each fairy tale such as royal crests, roses, and tiaras. Chair backs are embellished with gilded emblems in the same motifs. The custom carpet is a pattern of flourishing roses in regal tones. Grand, hand-painted portraits of the princesses, Cinderella, Snow White, Belle and Sleeping Beauty (Aurora), and their princes grace the far wall. The Royal Palace's circular floor plan, fluted columns, and iron railing work are all recreated from the Cinderella ballroom scene. Wall sconces are fashioned after those seen in Beauty and the Beast . At Royal Palace, guests feast on continental cuisine. The menu features dishes fit for a queen (or king), including beef Wellington, crowned rack of lamb, king salmon, and a princess cake. The wine list features an excellent selection of Old World wines. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served at this elegant restaurant.
• Enchanted Garden is a whimsical, casual restaurant inspired by the gardens of Versailles. It features a dining environment that magically transforms from day to night. Upon entering the Enchanted Garden, guests feel as though they've arrived at a lovely conservatory, with white trellises, original artwork depicting lush greenery, and the image of a beautiful blue sky on the ceiling. Custom glass "flower" light fixtures are suspended from the canopy overhead, ornamental light posts line the restaurant's central promenade, and a charming terrace fountain is the focal point of the room. The cascading fountain rises 7 feet tall and at its pinnacle stands a fanciful cherub Mickey Mouse statue. During the meal, the restaurant transforms into an enchanting evening scene. The sky becomes a glorious sunset, with dazzling colors and shades of light that change into a twinkling field of stars. The light-fixture flowers "bloom" and become infused with color, wall sconces open to become beautiful folding fans, paintings are illuminated in a nighttime perspective, and the centerpiece fountain is basked in shimmering light. The cuisine matches the crisp and airy feel of the restaurant with a seasonal menu featuring market-fresh ingredients. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet-style, and dinner is a full-service, plated affair. A scrumptious selection of desserts includes a selection of gelatos during the day and a grand finale chocolate display with infused truffles and hand-made confections at night.

Disney Cruise Line introduced a new concept in casual dining on the Disney Dream with the Cabanas food court, a free-flow restaurant featuring a variety of food and beverage stations. Inspired by California beaches with uniquely Disney touches, Cabanas offers indoor and outdoor dining on Deck 11 aft with incredible ocean views.

Across the beach-themed dining room, tables are sheltered under palm trees and beach umbrellas. Surfboards, sun umbrellas, kites, teak Adirondack chairs, and clam-shell table tops add to the sunny seaside décor.

Disney details also decorate the area, including a familiar flock of seagulls from the Disney•Pixar animated film Finding Nemo . A 30-foot-long, hand-crafted mosaic tile wall depicts a whimsical underwater scene from the film.

Guests can partake in an eclectic array of cuisine served from 16 specialized food stations, each designed like a beach cabana with colorful awnings and providing delicious offerings. Dishes freshly prepared include American classics, comfort foods such as pizza and pasta, grilled specialties, stir-fry, savory soups, and fresh salads. One cabana features a skilled sushi chef preparing bite-sized sushi delicacies, while another station showcases an artful display of decadent desserts to satisfy the sweet tooth.

Each morning, Cabanas features numerous flavorful ways to start the day with assorted breakfast foods and made-to-order omelets. In the evenings, the restaurant transforms into a table-service casual dining experience, where dinner entrees are cooked to order.

Flo's Café

Guests looking for a quick bite to eat can visit Flo's Café , located near the Donald Family Pool on Deck 11. Themed to popular characters from the Disney•Pixar film Cars —Luigi's Pizza, Doc's Grill, and Fillmore's Favorites—this quick-service option serves snacks such as burgers, chicken tenders, pizza, fresh fruit, salads, and sandwich wraps.

Eye Scream, Frozone Treats

Frozen sweet treats are available from two quick-service venues conveniently located near the Donald Family Pool on Deck 11. Frozone Treats —named after the ice-creating superhero in the Disney•Pixar movie The Incredibles —mixes delicious fruit smoothies. Eye Scream Treats —inspired by the friendly, one-eyed monster Mike Wazowski from the Disney•Pixar animated feature Monsters, Inc. —offers soft-serve ice cream with plenty of favorite sundae toppings.

Specialty Dining

Sweeping ocean views, rich décor, and epicurean excellence create the setting for a romantic escape aboard the Disney Dream in Disney Cruise Line's signature specialty restaurant, Palo .​

Named after the colorful poles that line the canals of Venice, Palo invites adults to indulge in a menu of delectable Northern Italian cuisine, an extensive wine list, and superior service.

Every seat at Palo offers a beautiful ocean vista, and a pianist softly serenades guests. Stylish furnishings are accompanied by custom art, warm wood tones and a color palette of rich red, green, and gold jewel tones create an intimate, refined, and Italian-inspired décor. It's a wonderful place for adults to escape the (occasional) din of family dining.

On the Disney Dream, guests may dine al fresco on Palo's private outdoor teak deck, with picturesque views and warm ocean breezes further tantalizing the senses.

In addition to romantic dinners, Palo offers an exquisite adults-only champagne brunch featuring made-to-order entrées, seafood, a selection of international cheeses, fresh bread and pastries, desserts, champagne, and mimosas.

Disney Cruises has a second adults-only dining venue on the Disney Dream cruise ship, Remy . This restaurant is Disney's first premier dining experience, featuring gourmet French cuisine designed by two award-winning chefs. Located next to Palo on deck 12, Remy also has spectacular views of the sea.

Remy seats 80 guests and is only open for meals at dinner. Those wanting to sample some of the dinner menu dishes at Remy should reserve space at the Petites Assiettes de Remy.

Cruise travelers with a sweet tooth who love sampling amazing desserts should reserve space at Pompidou's Patisseries Dessert Experience, a sampling of six sweet delicacies. Also served at Remy, this sweet journey is only available on sea days on the Disney Fantasy .

If you're a fan of the Disney•Pixar movie Ratatouille , you will recognize the famous French character, Remy. If you dine in the Chef's Table private dining room in Remy, you will also recognize its design, since it was modeled after the Chez Gusteau restaurant in the movie.

The Disney Dream charges a surcharge for dinner at Remy, and wine pairings are an additional fee per person. Petites Assiettes de Remy also has a surcharge and includes a wine pairing with each course.

Remy has a dress code requiring men to wear a dress jacket, dress pants, and shoes (ties are not required). Women should wear cocktail dresses, evening dresses, pantsuits or dressy skirts, and blouses.

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Main Dining Room Lunch Menus

These lunch menus can be found in the each ship’s marquee restaurant off the atrium lobby during posted lunch hours.

There are a rotation of 6 sit-down lunch menus updated in April and October 2021 and offer much more than the embarkation day menu and the concierge embarkation lunch option.

The following menus began appearing on the ships during the spring of 2017. The date codes suggest these were finalized in February 2017. Based on the number coding on them be are speculating there are at least seven variations of the lunch menu.

November 2019 – Updated Menus with some plant based options such as the Impossible Burger.

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Everything We Know About the Disney Treasure’s Dining Options

by Morgan Flaherty | Aug 9, 2024 | Disney Cruise Line , Disney Cruise Line Food , Disney Treasure

We’re sharing a complete guide to the restaurants, lounges, and dining experiences that will be available onboard the Disney Treasure when it sets sail in 2024.

Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Disney Treasure , will officially be setting sail starting in 2024. The exciting new addition to the Disney Cruise Line fleet has a focus on the adventure of Disney storytelling, with different theming elements, entertainment, and more all centered around some of Disney’s most epic tales. That theme interweaves with many of the dining elements that you’ll find onboard the ship, as well. We’re sharing a complete guide to the restaurants, lounges, and dining experience that Disney has revealed so far as coming to the Disney Treasure.

Disney Treasure Bars and Lounges

On board the ship, you’ll be able to enjoy several bars and lounges, including lounges themed to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea  as well as the Jungle Cruise!

Periscope Pub

Guests can dive way down deep under the sea at Periscope Pub, Disney Cruise Line’s first venue inspired by the 1954 Walt Disney film  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea . The interior is themed to the Nautilus, which was the fictional submarine belonging to Captain Nemo in the story.

When you visit the Periscope Pub, you’ll find a menu that includes light bites as well as undersea-inspired drinks and craft brews. One of the highlights will be three exclusive tap beers, which will all be themed to the  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea storyline and former theme park attraction. You can look up and see the sea above through a glass ceiling, as well as get a look through “porthole windows” outside. These appear to use video technology, similar to the Star Wars : Hyperspace Lounge on the Disney Wish.

Inside the pub, however, there’s still plenty to see. Throughout the space, you’ll be able to spot artifacts, drawings, and books used by Captain Nemo and his crew aboard the Nautilus. Take a close look at these details, because there’s a hidden secret: A series of numbers sits behind the bar, right on the submarine pressure gauge. These numbers are special because they honor the geographical coordinates of Meyer Werft shipyard (where the Disney Treasure was built) as well as the official hull numbers of each Disney Cruise Line ship in the fleet.

At D23: The Ultimate Fan Event , we also got a first look at costumes for Periscope Pub and Haunted Mansion Parlor. Senior Costume Designer with Disney Live Entertainment, Josh Winchester developed both sets of costumes.

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For Haunted Mansion, he chose a green pincord vest on top of a purple shirt, reminiscent of the wallpaper from the ride. For the Periscope Pub costumes, he designed them as an elevated take on the crew uniforms from the 1954 film 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. The costumes also tie back to the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage attraction, with a custom pin that’s inspired by what Magic Kingdom Cast Members for the ride wore.

Haunted Mansion Parlor

Get ready to socialize with your fellow passengers – and some grim grinning ghosts! – in one of the most thrilling spots onboard the Disney Treasure. The Haunted Mansion Parlor, which is themed after the beloved Disney Parks attraction, will be an all-new bar featuring themed cocktails and merchandise.

Like each iteration of the Haunted Mansion within Disney theme parks around the world, the Haunted Mansion Parlor will have its very own backstory. This venue will feature a “jovial captain” who entered the ghostly realm after a disastrous dinner with his beloved fiancé. It’s meant to be a truly unique Haunted Mansion experience – Disney has teased that Walt Disney Imagineering is planning “an ever-escalating anthology of illusions” to make the parlor one wholly immersive experience.

Photo courtesy of Disney

Oh, and if you’ve been to Disney theme parks around the world, keep your eyes peeled! You might spot some of your favorite frightening haunts and favorite details from different iterations of the Haunted Mansion from around the world, including iconic characters from both the U.S. and international versions. Learn more about what’ll be inside here !

Skipper Society

Over at the Skipper Society, you can enjoy themed cocktails and light snacks in a lounge inspired by the iconic Jungle Cruise attraction. Some of the items Disney teased included fresh waffles and a smoked drink. We also expect plenty of punny jokes!

When you enter Skipper Society, you’ll find its exterior makes you feel like you’ve stepped aboard one of the Jungle Cruise attraction boats. Imagineers have dubbed the vessel that houses the bar “Ems Empress” to pay homage to the Ems River, which is where the Disney Treasure will make her first voyage to sea. Keep an eye out for an “Ems Empress” sign inside the bar when you stop by on your sailing.

Photo Courtesy of Disney

The Skipper Society will feature touches that reference Jungle Cruise , paying homage to the beloved classic attraction. In fact, it’ll include details from both the version at Disneyland Park and Walt Disney World Resort’s Magic Kingdom Park. For example, the Disneyland version of Jungle Cruise features a variety of flora and fauna around the attraction; Skipper Soceity will honor this with plants throughout the space that are the same species as those at Disneyland.

Similarly, you’ll be able to see the iconic red and green architecture of the attraction building at Magic Kingdom Park inside the Skipper Society – just take a look at the walls! They’ll be painted in red and green tones that are exact color matches of the Jungle Cruise attraction marquee inside the theme park.

Don’t forget to look behind the bar! There, you’ll spot a stack of vintage-style suitcases. That luggage features travel stickers that reflect the locations throughout the Jungle Cruise (and yes, there’s one that references the backside of water!). You’ll also want to pay close attention to the background music inside Skipper Society aboard the Disney Treasure. Mixed in with the familiar music, careful listeners will be able to hear Skipper voices from around the world reciting spiels from different iterations of the Jungle Cruise attraction. You’ll hear English, Dutch, French, Cantonese, and more!

Themed after  Beauty and the Beast , The Rose will be a high-end lounge that you can find between Palo Steakhouse and Enchanté, offering a perfect pre-dinner aperitif or after-dinner cocktail.

Disney Treasure Quick Service

There will also be a few quick service spots you will be able to enjoy onboard, including a new  Zootopia -themed sweets shop.

Jumbeaux’s Sweets

Themed after Jumbeaux Café from Disney’s  Zootopia , Jumbeaux’s Sweets will offer ice cream, sorbets, handmade gelato, specialty treats, candy, and more for purchase.

The sweet shop features sculptures of Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, which you can find inside a bright pink interior that looks quite a bit like the location from the film! The menu will include:

• Judy Hopps Carrot Cupcake with spiced carrot cake, dollops of lemon frosting, white chocolate crème, and blueberry compote
• Nick Wilde Raspberry ‘n Cream Cupcake with red velvet sponge cake, vanilla frosting, white chocolate crème, raspberry compote, and a chocolate décor topping
• Paw Shortbread Sandwich with two paw-shaped red velvet shortbread cookies, vanilla frosting, and dulce de leche
• Mango Leopard Cakesicle with lemon fudge cake and a mango-chocolate glaze drizzle
• Carrot Chocolate-Covered Strawberries with cookie crumble soil and a white chocolate coating
• Zootopia Chocolate Bark Post Cards with a distinct character-inspired decoration and flavor combination including an assortment of dry fruits, nuts, and sprinkles

Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods

Just like the Disney Wish, the Disney Treasure will have its own Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods. The dining spot features a quick service food court with five uniquely themed venues to enjoy.

Marceline Market

This food hall is named for Walt Disney’s childhood hometown in Missouri. The dining spot will have an “ever-changing menu,” as well as ocean views with both indoor and outdoor seating.

Disney Treasure Dining Experiences

The Disney Treasure will feature rotational dining, meaning they’ll rotate to a unique dining experience every night. Since the experience of the Disney Treasure is a longer itinerary, there will be two chances to experience each of the entertaining dining experiences.

World of Marvel

Just like the Disney Wish, the Disney Treasure will feature its own World of Marvel restaurant. Unlike the Disney Wish, this will feature a brand new Guardians of the Galaxy dinner show titled, “Marvel Celebration of Heroes: Groot Remix.” The story will follow Groot bringing guests along for an on-screen quest to throw a surprise party for Rocket.

Worlds of Marvel, Disney Cruise Line’s Marvel-themed dining experience, will host Disney Treasure guests for two distinct nights, including a brand-new offering that will showcase the lively duo Rocket and Groot from the blockbuster “Guardians of the Galaxy” films. (Disney)

Diners will get to eat to a soundtrack of an “awesome mix” of songs, and iwll get to test their knowledge of Marvel. The show will be offered on one of two nights, with the other night featuring “Avengers: Quantum Encounter,” which first premiered on the Disney Wish.

The Disney Treasure will include one of Disney Cruise Line’s most beloved restaurants, 1923, named after the Walt Disney Company’s founding year. The dining experience will feature new displays themed to adventure from the history of Walt Disney Animation.

Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement

Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement will also be available onboard as a luxurious dining experience. The restaurant will feature a gourmet menu by the three Michelin-starred chef. The restaurant will take its theming after Lumiere from Beauty and the Beast.

Palo Steakhouse

The Disney Treasure will also feature Palo Steakhouse, bringing a twist on this signature specialty dining venue for Disney Cruise Line. The menu will feature both Italian fare and steakhouse dining, with decor inspired by Cogsworth from  Beauty and the Beast.

Plaza de Coco Restaurant

In particularly exciting news, the Disney Treasure will feature a new  Coco -inspired restaurant! Plaza de Coco will bring guests to the vibrant town of Santa Cecilia, where they can experience a theatrical dining experience themed to the film  Coco .

Miguela and his familia will bring guests on a “colorful, music-filled journey” which will celebrate family memories during a festive meal. The menu will include a twist on traditional Mexican fare.

The menu will include:

• Abuelita Elena Shrimp Diabla with chili-chipotle sauce, cilantro, pickled red onion, and toasted birotes
• Chorizo Street Croquettes with chili-lime crema, cotija cheese, and cilantro
• Blistered Poblano Pepper stuffed with Oaxaca cheese and green rice
• Red Capsicum and Green Parsley Grilled Snapper with fried yucca, refried beans, baby spinach, and pico de gallo
• Pan-Seared Adobo Spiced Sea Bass with seared scallops, rainbow carrots, spinach, Romanesco, peas, and chimichurri sauce
• Luisa’s Pollo Asado with Michoacán citrus chicken, cilantro rice, and serrano-tomatillo salsa
• Enrique’s Port Wine Braised Center Cut Beef Short Rib with cheddar cheese and green onion red mash and long green beans with crisp shallots
• Mexican Chocolate Tart with spiced chocolate crème, caramel pecan nuts, and chocolate glaze
• Warm Coconut Tres Leches with milk-soaked coconut cake, caramel sauce, and dulce de leche ice cream
• Margarita Lime Cheesecake with a sea salt shortbread and raspberry-agave margarita coulis

Scat Cat Lounge

• The Créme de la Créme Martini infused with cognac, chocolate and a nutmeg topping
• The Cat Drink with clarified bourbon, amaro, Aperol, and fresh lemon
• The Turkish Tea Experience, a tea-based cocktail for two or more guests

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Disney Cruise Line Dining and Restaurants

• Disney Dream – Dining and Restaurants 
• Disney Fantasy – Dining and Restaurants
• Disney Magic – Dining and Restaurants
• Disney Treasure – Dining and Restaurants
• Disney Wish – Dining and Restaurants
• Disney Wonder – Dining and Restaurants
• What is Rotational Dining?
• Casual and Counter Service Options
• Premium Dining Experiences
• Pirate Night
• Dress Code for Restaurants
• Disney Cruise Line Room Service
• Alcohol Policy & Corkage Fees

OVERVIEW / PLANNING TOOLS

Disney Cruise Line knows that sharing a tasty meal together is a very important part of a family’s everyday life. On a Disney Cruise Line vacation, guests will experience one of three imaginative restaurants each night (commonly known as Rotational Dining ) accompanied by a dedicated service team that will be assigned to their families throughout the voyage. With exceptional attention to detail, guests will enjoy a variety of dining experiences with friendly, familiar, personalized service every evening.

Before we dive into all of the restaurants you’ll find on the various Disney cruise ships, let’s discuss a few essential details that you should know.

Seating Assignments and Requests:  You will more than likely be sitting with other passengers at dinner. Private tables for your party can be requested but cannot be guaranteed. You can stop by the Guest Services desk aboard the ship when you board to speak with someone if you’d like to make this request. Keep in mind, though, part of the fun of cruising is meeting new people, so don’t be shy – you might just make new friends! One of the most extraordinary things about this is that Disney Cruise Line carefully pairs people with similar groups, i.e., if you are two adults with no children, you’ll likely be paired with another couple that is not traveling with children.

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Be sure to request your preferred seating time and table size when you make your cruise reservation. Disney Cruise Line will do their best to accommodate you. You can also ask to be waitlisted for the dining time you prefer. If for some reason you don’t get what you requested, you can stop by Guest Services or reach out to the Dining team from your stateroom phone or in the Disney Cruise Line app.

If you are traveling with a group, you can have your reservations linked by Disney so that you are seated at the same table. They may be able to combine tables for a large group that wishes to dine together. Disney or your travel agent will be able to help with this. You will be seated with the same people at your table for every night of your cruise. If you aren’t going to be dining in the dining rooms, you should notify your server so they know not to wait for you.

Below, you’ll find a brief description of each of Disney Cruise Line’s main dining restaurants. Click the links below for more details.

1923 ( Disney Wish , Disney Treasure )

Named for the year The Walt Disney Company was founded, 1923 is an elegant celebration of the company’s legacy, paying homage to the golden age of animation and offering a tasteful tribute to its Californian heritage. VIEW FULL MENU WITH PHOTOS

Combining classic Hollywood glamour with a dash of Disney whimsy, 1923 features two lavishly appointed dining rooms, aptly named for the men behind the magic of the original film studio — Walt and Roy Disney. The rooms are adorned with more than 1,000 drawings, props, and other tools of the trade, providing an inside look at the evolution of Disney animation from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to Frozen 2 .

At 1923, guests enjoy sophisticated dishes designed with families in mind and inspired by the fusion of cultural flavors found throughout the Golden State. The diverse menu mirrors the region’s blend of Asian, European and South American cuisines, featuring local ingredients like fresh produce, wild honey, and earthy pistachios. All paired, of course, with a superlative selection of world-famous Napa Valley wines.

Animator’s Palate  ( Disney Fantasy ,  Disney Dream ,  Disney Magic ,  Disney Wonder )

There are TV screens on the walls around the Animator’s Palate and the  Finding Nemo  characters will “visit” the tables to chat with guests during “Undersea Magic.” Guests will also experience “Animation Magic,” an interactive dinner show that will involve the guests in the animation shown during the meal. Guests are invited to draw Disney characters on placemats when they first come into the restaurant; servers will collect the completed drawings, which later show up as animation on screens around the room. The guests’ names will be shown and they will later receive their drawings back with a special animator’s stamp added. The show uses special Disney-created software to bring the drawings to life, along with a brand-new musical score and never-before-seen scenes from Disney films.

Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure ( Disney Wish )

Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure is Disney’s first  Frozen -themed theatrical dining experience, bringing the kingdom of Arendelle to life through immersive live entertainment — featuring favorite characters like Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf — and world-class cuisine infused with Nordic influences. VIEW FULL MENU WITH PHOTOS

Only on the Disney Wish are families invited to attend a royal engagement party for Queen Anna and Kristoff, picking up the story where Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen 2 left off. Elsa and Olaf host the celebration with catering provided by their friend Oaken’s “Hearty Party Planning Service… and Sauna” and live entertainment by “local” musicians who specialize in Nordic renditions of familiar Frozen songs.

Throughout the meal, guests enjoy live musical performances by these favorite characters and even get the opportunity to join the festivities with fun table crafts, hilarious sing-alongs, and a grand finale with everyone in the audience on their feet.  

Enchanted Garden ( Disney Dream , Disney Fantasy )

Enchanted Garden serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and is considered one of the main dining restaurants. During the daytime, the ceiling is a bright blue sky. For the evening meal, Enchanted Garden transforms from day to night with a starry sky full of constellations. The décor is made to feel like you are eating in the famous gardens of Versailles, France. You are surrounded by white trellises, arches, and landscape artwork. Lighting becomes part of the artwork, with the fixtures designed like glass flowers and light posts lining the center aisle. The glass flowers “bloom” at night and become colorful, like the rest of the gardens open as well. The centerpiece is a seven-foot-tall fountain with a Mickey Mouse statue in the center.

Lumiere’s ( Disney Magic )

Lumiere’s is found exclusively on the Disney Magic. As the name implies, the theme of this restaurant is Beauty and the Beast . The elegant décor makes this the most formal of the three main restaurants.

Plaza de Coco ( Disney Treasure )

Plaza de Coco will be the world’s first theatrical dining experience themed to the Disney and Pixar film,  Coco . The story of Miguel and his  familia  will continue where it left off on screen as they gather in Mariachi Plaza to take guests on two nights of colorful, music-filled journeys that celebrate family memories and togetherness with festive dinner menus of modern twists on traditional Mexican fare and a lineup of live entertainment.

Rapunzel’s Royal Table  ( Disney Magic )

Step into the ballroom of the royal castle and join in the joyful celebration of Rapunzel’s birthday. In Rapunzel’s Royal Table , guests will be entertained by a joyous band of musicians, the mischievous Snuggly Duckling Thugs, and Princess Rapunzel herself!

Tiana’s Place ( Disney Wonder )

Experience southern charm at Tiana’s Place , inspired by the film The Princess and the Frog . Live jazz music and entertainment will accompany the New Orleans-style specialty dishes.

Triton’s ( Disney Wonder )

Triton’s is the Disney Wonder’s equivalent of Lumiere’s (on the Magic) and themed after Disney’s The Little Mermaid . The décor in this restaurant is upscale.

Royal Court ( Disney Fantasy )

Royal Court serves French-inspired, continental cuisine and is inspired by the classic Disney films  Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Beauty and the Beast , and  Sleeping Beauty . Designed to look like a palace, some of the features include a whimsical chandelier, lighting fixtures made to look like Cinderella’s Carriage, mosaic tile murals of the princesses, and hidden images of glass slippers, apples, roses, and tiaras.

Royal Palace ( Disney Dream )

Royal Palace serves French-inspired cuisine fit for a king or queen. The decor is inspired by classic Disney Princess films, including hand-painted portraits of Aurora, Cinderella, Snow White, and Belle.

Worlds of Marvel ( Disney Wish , Disney Treasure )

Families will play an interactive role in an action-packed Avengers mission at Worlds of Marvel, the first Marvel cinematic dining adventure with an Avengers mission in the dining room, complete with a worldly menu inspired by the Marvel Cinematic Universe. VIEW FULL MENU WITH PHOTOS

“Avengers: Quantum Encounter” follows Ant-Man and The Wasp as they embark on their first public speaking engagement on behalf of the Avengers. Anxious to impress, they host a special presentation of the most powerful Super Hero technologies, such as Captain America’s shield, Iron Man’s arc reactor, and Ant-Man’s Pym Particles, giving guests an up-close look at holographic models, field reports, and iconic scenes from Marvel movies displayed on the screens surrounding the room.

The highlight of this special event is a hands-on demonstration of the latest and greatest Pym Tech, the Quantum Core, which uses cutting-edge — and highly unstable — technology to shrink and grow targets at the push of a button. A few “misfires” result in hilarious Ant-Man-style hijinks, but the real trouble begins when an unexpected villain shows up with a fearsome army in tow, eager to get their hands on this powerful quantum technology. Ant-Man and The Wasp need all the help they can get to save the day, calling on Captain America, Captain Marvel and the brave diners of the Disney Wish for backup.

PREMIUM DINING

Adult-exclusive restaurants aboard Disney Cruise Line ships are elegant dining experiences.

Guests are requested to dress consistently with the restaurant’s sophistication. Formal or semi-formal attire is recommended. Dress casual attire with a polished look is permitted (such as dress pants, jeans in good condition, collared shirts and blouses, and lifestyle shoes). Clothing such as T-shirts, swimwear, and sports attire is not permitted.

Enchanté ( Disney Wish , Disney Treasure )

Enchanté offers the most luxurious dining experience onboard the Disney Wish , featuring a gourmet menu crafted by three-Michelin-starred Chef Arnaud Lallement — of L’Assiette Champenoise, near Reims, France — one of the culinary masterminds behind the French-inspired fine dining experience at Remy aboard the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy.

Palo  ( Disney Fantasy ,  Disney Dream ,  Disney Magic ,  Disney Wonder )

With its 270-degree ocean view from high atop the ship, Palo has the loveliest view of all restaurants on the ship. Palo is for adults 18 and over only, and reservations are required. This restaurant features outstanding Northern Italian cuisine prepared to order.

The view from Palo is spectacular due to the restaurant’s location on the ship, but please keep in mind that the view is only “viewable” before sunset. After sunset, the only things visible from Palo are outside lights from the ship and a reflection of the interior of the restaurant. We would certainly not let this deter us from taking an available reservation at a later time, but we like to let guests know that an earlier reservation is often easier to get and offers the addition of the spectacular view and sunset. On the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy, guests have the option to dine outside on Palo’s private teak deck.

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Palo Steakhouse ( Disney Wish , Disney Treasure )

Palo Steakhouse aboard the Disney Wish is an evolution of the Palo restaurant that Disney cruisers know and love, now combining the relaxed sophistication of authentic Italian dining with the classic refinement of a modern steakhouse in a genteel setting inspired by Cogsworth, the tale’s majordomo-turned-enchanted-clock.

Remy ( Disney Dream , Disney Fantasy )

This adults-only premier dining location is on the Disney Dream and Fantasy. The French-inspired restaurant is named Remy after the star of the hit film,  Ratatouille , and uses seasonal ingredients worldwide.

Chef Arnaud Lallement from l’Assiette Champenoise, a Michelin two-star restaurant in France, and Chef Scott Hunnel from Walt Disney World’s signature restaurant  Victoria & Albert’s  have teamed up to create the new menu. Dinner starts with a signature chilled Champagne cocktail and features eight or nine small courses. Remy has ocean views from its top deck location and is decorated in Art Nouveau style. Images of the character Remy are hidden throughout the design.

QUICK & CASUAL RESTAURANTS

Guests have quite a few choices for casual dining options. Each Disney ship has a buffet that is open for breakfast and lunch. The main dining room restaurants are also open for table service breakfast and lunch. There is open seating for these meals, meaning you can eat in any restaurant and at any table you choose. 24-hour room service is also available.

For quick and easy fast food on the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic ,  Pinocchio’s Pizzeria ,  Daisy’s De-Lites, Pete’s Boiler Bites  (only on the Disney Magic), and  Scoops  serve pizza and hot dogs, burgers, chicken fingers, wraps, ice cream, fresh fruit, etc. at various times each day. Eye Scream Treats typically has four flavors of soft serve ice cream. There is also a beverage station offering milk, water, soft drinks, lemonade, tea, and coffee (Joffrey’s brand) on deck 9 aft that is available most of the time each day.

Quick service on the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy include Luigi’s Pizza , Tow Mater’s Grill, and Fillmore’s Favorites – all inspired by Disney·Pixar’s Cars. Between the 3 stations, you’ll find burgers, chicken, pizza, salads, and sandwiches. Eye Scream Treats offers a variety of soft-serve ice cream and Frozone Treats mixes up frozen-fruit smoothies morning, noon, and night.

The Disney Wish [and Disney Treasure ] quick service location is Mickey’s Festival of Foods, including Mickey’s Smokestack Barbecue , Donald’s Cantina , Daisy’s Pizza Pies , Goofy’s Grill , and Sweet Minnie’s Ice Cream. This dining extravaganza is located right in the middle of the fun on the ship’s upper decks and serves an all-day mix of fan-favorite treats. The Disney Wish [and Disney Treasure will] feature(s) the fleet’s first dedicated quick-service venues for barbeque and Mexican -inspired fare.

Cabanas  ( Disney Dream ,  Disney Fantasy ,  Disney Magic ,  Disney Wonder )

Cabanas is a casual restaurant that serves fresh food favorites. You have the option of eating indoors or outdoors on the pool deck.  Cabanas is a buffet that also serves a few made-to-order food choices for breakfast and lunch. On select evenings during dinner, the linen napkins and tablecloths come out, and guests who’d like a more casual atmosphere can order some of their favorite items from the main dining rooms along with a variety of other items. This restaurant is most easily accessible from the aft elevators.

Marceline Market ( Disney Wish , Disney Treasure )

Named for Walt Disney’s early childhood hometown in Missouri, Marceline Market is a stylish food hall inspired by popular marketplaces worldwide. In the center, guests will find 10 food stalls with a café-style beverage bar. Both indoor and outdoor seating with breathtaking ocean views will be available.

Inside Out: Joyful Sweets ( Disney Wish )

Explore the sweeter side of your personality at this decadent dessert shop inspired by the Disney and Pixar animated film  Inside Out . Sculpted figures of Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust will greet you as you enter Riley’s “headquarters” for hand-scooped gelato served in freshly made waffle cones. Signature treats include candy-filled chocolate “Memory Orbs” and colorful cupcakes that pay tribute to the film’s emotional characters – Joy (lemon), Sadness (blueberry), Disgust (pistachio), Anger (red velvet), and Fear (bubble gum). Other specialties include macarons, cake pops, handcrafted truffles, designer cookies, chocolatey brownies, and assorted candies.

Jumbeaux’s Sweets ( Disney Treasure )

The sweetshop,  Jumbeaux’s Sweets , will be reminiscent of the popular ice cream parlor, Jumbeaux Café, from the bustling mammal metropolis featured in Disney’s Zootopia . Surrounded by playful pink interiors, Victorian-style architecture, and an endearing sculpture of Officer Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, guests will be served humor and heart by the cone full.  From bunnies and elephants to sloths and foxes, all are welcome to indulge in more than 20 flavors of handmade gelato, 16 flavors of ice cream and sorbets, specialty treats, candies, and more.

Sweet on You ( Disney Fantasy )

Minnie’s Sweet on You is a vintage-style ice cream parlor that features scenes from classic Mickey Mouse shorts and dishes out 20 hand-crafted gelatos, 16 ice cream flavors, 32 toppings, milkshakes, and signature sundaes. There is also a wide variety of homemade chocolates, cookies, cupcakes, truffles, and bulk candy for sale. Additional fees apply to the items sold in this shop.

Vanellope’s Sweets & Treats  ( Disney Dream )

This  Wreck-It Ralph -inspired shop offers hand-scooped gelato, fresh waffle cones, baked treats, and candy. Additional fees apply to the items sold in this shop.

PIRATE NIGHT

The Disney Cruise ships offer a whole evening on most cruises dedicated to “Pirates IN the Caribbean.” A pirate-themed dinner (with a special menu in each of the 3 main dining rooms) is followed by a deck party featuring Captain Hook, Captain Jack Sparrow, or Captain Mickey. Guests are encouraged to wear pirate attire!

The Disney Dream will have a few additions to the evening that aren’t available on the other ships. Captain Jack Sparrow will host “Club Pirate,” a high-tech dance party on the deck. “Buccaneer Blast” is a spectacular fireworks synced with music and includes even more fireworks than ever!

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Rotational Dining on a Disney Cruise: What You Should Know

Are you curious about how Disney Cruise rotational dining works? Even if you are an avid cruiser with other cruise lines, the rotational dining method that Disney Cruise Line ships use may seem confusing at first. 

My family and I really enjoy the way Disney Cruise Line allows you to rotate between main dining rooms throughout your cruise. This way, you get to experience all the themed restaurants on the cruise ship. Each dining space is wonderfully unique, and it is fun to spend time in each of the different restaurants.

If you’re wondering about how the Disney Cruise rotational dining system works, we’ve got you covered! In this post, I will explain what you need to know about rotational dining, and I will provide some dining tips and hacks to aid in your planning process!

When do you find out your dining rotation?

Disney Cruise Line used to print guests’ dining rotations on the Key to the World Card . Once you received this card during check in at the cruise terminal, you could determine what your dining rotation was.

However, DCL has changed the way they are doing this. At the time of this writing, guests can find out their dining rotation on embarkation day . Once you are inside the cruise terminal or onboard the ship, just login to the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App. Your dining rotation will be listed along with the menu for each restaurant.

How does the Disney cruise dining rotation work?

Each Disney cruise ship has three main dining rooms. You rotate between these dining rooms throughout the duration of your cruise. The main dining restaurants on the Disney ships are as follows:

• Disney Dream – Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, Royal Palace
• Disney Fantasy – Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, Royal Court
• Disney Magic – Animator’s Palate, Rapunzel’s Royal Table, Lumiere’s
• Disney Wonder – Animator’s Palate, Tiana’s Place, Triton’s
• Disney Wish – 1923, Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure, Worlds of Marvel

So, if you sail on a 3 night itinerary, you would visit each dining room once. If you sail on a longer itinerary, you will visit one or more restaurants multiple times, depending on the length of your cruise.

That being said, even though you may eat in the same dining room, the experience is completely different. For example, my family and I ate in Animator’s Palate on the Disney Magic during nights 2 AND 3 of a 5 night Disney cruise from Miami . During night 2, we had the regular dining menu for Animator’s Palate, and we experienced the special Sorcerer Mickey show. 

We were also assigned to Animator’s Palate on night 3, but this was Pirate Night. Therefore, we had a special Pirate Night menu, and the servers provided entertainment to go along with this theme. So, even if you visit the same restaurant multiple times, you’ll get to enjoy a unique experience with a different menu at each visit.

Main Dining Room Servers 

During dinner on your first night, you will meet your wait staff, which includes your server, assistant server, and head server. These three individuals will rotate dining rooms with you throughout the cruise. In addition, if your family has been seated with other travelers, they will also move with you and your servers through the same dining rotation during your trip.

This means that even though you may be dining in a new location each night, your serving team will remain the same. The assistant server is typically the first to arrive at your table each evening, and he/she will take your drink order. The server is the one who takes your food order, and the head server is kind of like the manager. He/she walks around making sure everything is running smoothly. 

Disney Cruise Dining Times

Before I get into the details about your dining time, I want to start from the beginning with the Disney cruise booking process . When you initially book your cruise with DCL, you will be prompted to choose between Main Seating and Second Seating. 

Main Dining Time

Depending on the ship and itinerary you choose, Main Seating should take place at around 5:45 PM. Since the Broadway style shows on the ship tend to start at around 6:15 and 8:30, those who dine at the early time would go to the later show.

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I’m going to give you a heads up that the Main Seating time fills up fast and is often “sold out” unless you book your cruise far in advance. But, if you continue reading below, I will give you some tips for getting into the Main Seating time.

Late Dining Time

The Second Seating dining time usually begins at around 8:15 PM. Now, if you are cruising with a toddler or small kids, you may be thinking there is no way your family can eat at 8:15 at night. I totally agree with you! So, I’m going to explain a few ways to make this late dining time work for you. 

First, consider the time zone in which you will be sailing. The Disney cruise itineraries that visit the Bahamas and Caribbean typically follow Eastern Time. Therefore, if you live in the Central Time Zone, 8:15 PM is really only 7:15 for you. 

If you think your family can handle this second seating time, I’ve actually heard that people prefer it. The dinners are a lot less rushed and much more quiet. Also, if you eat during Second Seating, you get to attend the earlier live show in the theater. The theater during this show time can often be much less crowded as well. 

Changing Rotational Dining Times

If the time zone trick still doesn’t make the Second Seating assignment work for you, these are the steps you can take to change your Disney Cruise dining time:

Get on the Waitlist

After you finish booking your cruise, call Disney Cruise Line and ask to be placed on the waitlist for Main Seating. They will tell you that this is not guaranteed. Also, they do not (in our experience) send an email confirmation about your request. 

Because I am a planning/control freak, I always call DCL again a few weeks later just to clarify that I’m actually on this waitlist. Once you have done this, Disney will sometimes (eventually) move you to Main Seating before you sail. Again, they won’t email you to let you know. Instead, we have always found out by just logging into our online account, and seeing that one day it magically says Main Seating. 

Check the App Often

This brings me to my next solution. Because I’m a crazy planner, I tend to check my account on the Disney Cruise Navigator App daily. On my most recent cruise with DCL, Main Seating randomly became available on the app about 30 days before we were scheduled to set sail. 

I just happened to log in one morning and see this option. So, make sure you check your account on the app regularly so you don’t miss Main Seating if it opens. I don’t think it was available for very long. 

Make Changes Onboard

If you have done all of these things and they did not work, you can go to the dining changes meeting after you board the ship. When you check in on embarkation day, you will receive a Personal Navigator explaining the cruise schedule for this first day. 

This Personal Navigator will list a meeting time and location for those who need to make dining changes. You just show up to the location during the time listed and wait in line until it’s your turn. Once you are able to speak to the crew member in charge, he/she may be able to add you to the Main Seating time right then. 

Disney Cruise Dining Tips

If you’re a first time cruiser, these are some of my top Disney Cruise Line dining tips:

Request a High Chair/Booster Seat

If you are traveling with a baby or toddler, you can request a high chair or booster seat in your account on the Navigator App. 

Food Allergy

You can make a note of certain food allergies and preferences (like vegetarian) directly on the app. I will note here that my husband has a gluten intolerance and was able to tell the dining servers once we were onboard the ship. They easily accommodated his allergy, even on Castaway Cay.

Kid’s Menu Requests

The kid’s menu rotates kid-friendly favorites like chicken fingers, hamburgers, pasta, macaroni & cheese, etc. Your kids are welcome to order off of the adult menu as well. And your servers can take care of simple menu changes for you. For example, both of my girls asked for broccoli as their side item each night even if it wasn’t listed. 

Ask Your Servers

If you’re not sure what to order, just ask your serving team! They always give great recommendations since they know the menus so well!

Seating Arrangements

If you are concerned about the seating arrangements and eating with strangers, call DCL before your cruise to request a private dining table. **Note that Disney Cruise Line now allows guests to request a private table in the DCL Navigator App prior to sailing.

Dinner Attire

You will see all kinds of outfits in the dining rooms onboard, so you really can’t go wrong no matter how fancy or casual (within reason) you want to dress. Just make sure to take a cardigan or jacket with you if you tend to get cold because the dining rooms can be quite chilly. You can find the official dress code for the dining venues on the Disney Cruise ships here .

Dining Rotation Request

Some Disney Cruise Line guests prefer specific dining rotations during their trip. This could be due to many factors, including a desire to be seated in one of the “fancier” dining rooms on formal night. In other words, some families prefer to eat at Enchanted Garden or Royal Court rather than at Animator’s Palate when in formal wear.

Additionally, sometimes cruisers have a favorite dining room that they don’t want to miss during the trip. If those guests booked Palo or another activity that conflicted with their main dining time, they may want to request a rotation that allows them to still visit their favorite restaurant on another night.

Although my family and I have never requested a specific Disney cruise dining rotation, it is something that others consider. If this is important to you, just call DCL to make a note of your request. Similar to other requests, it is not guaranteed. However, they will try to work with you.

Final Thoughts on Disney Cruise Dining Rotations

Overall, I really enjoy the concept of rotational dining. It’s nice to visit multiple dining rooms on your cruise, especially since Disney is so great at theming these spaces. My family and I also really love the dinner entertainment that is provided at certain venues.

The live music and dancing help keep the kids (and sometimes toddlers) entertained throughout the meal. Whether you are planning your first Disney cruise or you’ve enjoyed Disney’s rotational dining experience on other ships, we hope you enjoy all the themed dining venues onboard!

I hope this helped explain how Disney cruise rotational dining works! Comment below to let me know how you feel about rotating restaurants!

Shari is an experienced planner and organizer for Disney vacations, cruising, and U.S. travel. Her family vacation information, reviews, and tips provide insight for moms and dads everywhere. You can read more about her story, including her journey through breast cancer, in the about me page.

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After sailing with all 5 Disney cruise ships, there's only one I'd consider traveling on again

• My family and I have sailed on all five Disney Cruise Line ships, but Disney Fantasy is my favorite.
• I love the Fantasy-exclusive venues, including a vintage-themed ice cream shop .
• Disney Fantasy also has five European-inspired nightclubs, lounges, and bars.

My family and I have sailed on all five Disney Cruise Line (DCL) ships. Although each ship offers a unique experience, there's only one I'd consider traveling on again: Disney Fantasy.

The ship, which debuted in 2012, has 14 decks and some of my favorite onboard activities, including the AquaDuck water coaster and five adults-only lounges.

Here are some of the reasons I'd travel on Disney Fantasy again.

Disney Fantasy's size is just right.

The 1,115-foot-long Fantasy is larger than the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder, which are both 984 feet long and have 11 decks.

However, Disney Fantasy's separate family and adult areas make it easy to be entertained in a sea of up to 4,000 people. I love relaxing with a handful of guests in the cozy cafés and nooks or sunbathing in solitude.

I love the Fantasy-exclusive venues.

Each DCL ship has exclusives you won't find on other ships in its fleet, including restaurants and adults-only lounges.

For example, Disney Fantasy has Sweet on You, a vintage-themed ice-cream shop and confectionery inspired by classic Mickey Mouse shorts.

Other exclusives on Disney Fantasy include a Bvlgari shop and a trio of nightlife spots: Italian-style La Piazza bar, British nightclub The Tube, and French Champagne bar Ooh La La.

There's more aquatic fun on Disney Fantasy than most DLC ships.

Disney Fantasy has seven freshwater pools and water-play areas, including three family pools, two adult pools, and two splash areas. The only ship with more pools and water-play areas is Disney Wish, which has 10.

One of my favorite activities is the AquaDuck water coaster.

The AquaDuck, which is only found on this ship and Disney Dream, is a 765-foot water coaster that propels passengers in two-person rafts through a massive transparent tube.

The ride includes open-air portions that offer views of the ocean and a stomach-dropping four-deck drop.

The adults-only lounges have unique European themes.

Disney Fantasy has five European-inspired nightclubs, lounges, and bars located in one area called Europa. The Tube is a London Underground-themed venue, Ooh La La is themed around Champagne, O'Gill's is an Irish pub, and La Piazza has an Italian feel.

I also love the quiet but mesmerizing Skyline bar, which features changing "windows" of famous city skylines.

The Europa theme seamlessly flows from one venue to the next, and I love having the ability to barhop in one specific area of the ship.

I'm a fan of the ship's more subdued dining experiences.

Some Disney fans may prefer entertaining dining experiences, but I appreciate the more subdued dinners on Disney Fantasy.

I don't have children , so I appreciate being able to enjoy the Disney vibes without sitting through the over-the-top dinner dramas found on other ships.

I love visiting restaurants like the princess-themed Royal Court and the French-garden-themed Enchanted Garden. My favorite, however, is Animator's Palate, which celebrates Disney animation and is on every ship except Disney Wish.

I love relaxing in the Rainforest inside Senses Spa.

I always purchase a pass to the Rainforest within Senses Spa, which features aromatherapy showers, a steam room, and a sauna.

However, the Rainforests on Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream are the best because they each have two whirlpools set on a secluded ocean-view verandah. It's arguably the quietest, most relaxing part of the ship.

Overall, Disney Fantasy is my favorite ship — for now.

Right now, Disney Fantasy is my favorite ship because it has the most appealing adults-only options. From one of the best Rainforest set-ups to Europa's quintet of bars and lounges, I love spending time on this ship.

However, this could change with Disney's newest ships , Treasure and Destiny, set to embark on their maiden voyages in December 2024 and November 2025, respectively.

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What is rotational dining?

Rotational dining is the Disney Cruise Line way of making sure that all Guests get to enjoy each of the 3 themed dining venues while on board. You will receive your restaurant schedule and table number upon arrival by checking your Disney Cruise Line Navigator App. Then, each evening, you, your tablemates and servers will rotate to a different restaurant. As you rotate, the same wait staff—who know your preferences—will serve you each night while you get to experience the unique atmosphere of each dining venue. Children's menus are available in all the restaurants in your rotation. Discover all the restaurants and dining options aboard Disney Cruise Line.

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