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by Prof. Cruise · Published January 30, 2022 · Updated June 12, 2023

There’s something you should know about me that might surprise you. I went on a Disney cruise before it was cool. In fact, I went on a Disney cruise before Disney Cruise Line even existed! You’re probably asking yourself two questions at this point: “how?” and “just how old is she?!?”

At 10 years-old I went on my very first cruise, a “Disney cruise” onboard Premier Cruise Line (they had a partnership with Disney that allowed characters on their ships and offered cruise, hotel, and theme park packages). I was reminiscing about that first cruise today with Paul Thornton as he interviewed me for the third in his series of cruise books and thought to myself, “even though I’m cheaper than Jack Benny (that should offer you a clue as to my age) and low-key hate Disney (Walt would want you to go easy on me in the comments), as someone who cruises for a living I really shouldn’t have let 30+ years go by between Disney cruises.”

So that got me thinking about planning a Disney cruise. And since food is one of the most important aspects of cruising, I was curious as to whether the quality and variety of food on Disney would justify the extra cost. I figured some of my readers may be wondering the same, so I reached out to a Disney loving cruise buddy and he sent along these recent menus (these specific menus are from the Dream and the Fantasy – other ships will vary slightly, but this will still give you a basic idea of what to expect).

He also sent me a primer on “rotational dining,” which I think sounds pretty unique and fun.

What’s “rotational dining” on Disney cruises?

It’s like speed dating with food! Disney ships have three main dining rooms with a different menu and theme. Each evening of your cruise you will rotate to a different restaurant (assigned to you in advance) with your same table-mates and wait staff. In looking over the menus posted below, the three dining rooms are: Animator’s Palate, Enchanted Garden, and Royal Palace. There’s also a pirate theme night that will take place in one of those dining rooms and I’ve included that menu as well.

I’ll spare you any further song and dance (you’ll get plenty of that if you decide to book a Disney cruise) and get straight to the menus. But if there’s anyone reading who has cruised on Disney, please chime in in the comments with your experience and your favorite menu items.

Disney Cruise Line’s Breakfast Menu (included)

This breakfast menu will be available in one of the main dining rooms and is included in your cruise fare.

Disney Cruise Line’s Animator’s Palate Diner Menu Menu (included)

Aminator’s Palate is one of the three main dining rooms you will “rotate” through for dinner. If you are on a Disney ship other than the Dream or the Fantasy the dining rooms will have different names.

Disney Cruise Line’s Enchanted Garden Dinner Menu (included)

Enchanted Garden is one of the three main dining rooms you will “rotate” through for dinner. If you are on a Disney ship other than the Dream or the Fantasy the dining rooms will have different names.

Disney Cruise Line’s Royal Palace Dinner Menu (included)

Royal Palace (called “Royal Court” on the Fantasy) is one of the three main dining rooms you will “rotate” through for dinner. If you are on a Disney ship other than the Dream or the Fantasy the dining rooms will have different names.

Disney Cruise Line’s Pirate Night Dinner Menu (included)

On most Disney itineraries there will be a Pirate-themed night that will take place in whatever restaurant you’re assigned for that night. Here’s the menu:

Disney Cruise Line’s Kids Menus

Here are the kid’s menus for a 7-night sailing. Each menu will also include an additional page with activities for kids to complete while waiting for their meal to arrive. Or for adults who forgot to charge their phone.

This is the kid’s menu for Pirate Night:

Disney Cruise Line’s Room Service Menu (included)

Room service is included for free on Disney cruises (except for specialty items noted below), but be sure to tip. I typically tip $2 per item ordered, but do whatever you’re comfortable with.

Disney Cruise Line’s Room Service Breakfast Card (included)

Hang this room service card on your stateroom door the night before and have a continental breakfast delivered the next morning at your chosen time.

Disney Cruise Line’s Flo’s Cafe Menu (included)

This complimentary outdoor cafe offers three food stations with the following options:

Disney Cruise Line’s Frozone Treats Menu (extra charge)

Cool off with a frozen beverage at Frozone Treats. Smoothies are currently priced at $3.95 for a small and $5.25 for a large.

Disney’s Vanellope’s Sweets and Treats Menu (extra charge)

“Ralph’s Family Challenge for one, please.”

Disney Cruise Line’s Palo Dinner Menu (extra charge)

This adults-only Italian specialty restaurant offers a prix fixe option for $45 or you can order à la carte.

Disney Cruise Line Remy Dinner Menu (extra charge)

At $125 for the prix fixe option (you can also order à la carte), Remy stands out as the most expensive specialty restaurant at sea. The French-inspired offerings are the work of two world renowned chefs, Scott Hunnel, from the award-winning Victoria & Albert’s at the Disney World Resort, and Arnaud Lallement, a Michelin 3-starred chef recently named one of the world’s 10 best chefs by  Le Chef .

These menus almost make me want to get a real job so I can afford them! That seems extreme though. Instead I think I’ll start subtly working on my in-laws, tugging gently on their heart strings: “Your grandson will love you more if you take us all on a Disney cruise!”

If my next post includes a photo of me pouting in 30-year-old Minnie ears with a “DONATE HERE TO SEND PROF. CRUISE ON A DISNEY CRUISE” button, you’ll know it didn’t work. And with that…

CLASS DISMISSED.

Homework (10 points): Share your thoughts on cruising Disney in the comments. If you’ve taken a Disney cruise, what did you think? If you haven’t, why not? Tips? Tricks? Highlights? Worth the higher cost? Not worth the higher cost? Favorite menu items? I want to hear it all! I love learning from my cruise friends, especially when they know way more about a topic than I do! Thanks in advance!

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7 Night Eastern on Fantasy Dining Menus

• Thread starter Angelamarya17
• Start date Jan 30, 2022
• Tags 7 night cruise dining eastern carribean fantasy menus palo

Angelamarya17

Earning my ears.

• Jan 30, 2022

Hi everyone! It’s been a few years since I did a 7 night Eastern Carribean on the Fantasy and our booking window opened, so I am trying to decide what night to book Palo dinner. I know after the first 3 nights, the menus are unique to the theme for that night, and last time there was night that they did lobster tail and I definitely don’t want to miss that. Does anyone know if they keep the same schedule of what night is what menu? And if so, does anyone know what the menus would be nights 4-7? I can even google the menus, just wanting to know if say night 4 is the Captain’s dinner menu or the Pirate menu for example. Thanks!!!  

PrincessShmoo

Dis veteran.

Angelamarya17 said: Hi everyone! It’s been a few years since I did a 7 night Eastern Carribean on the Fantasy and our booking window opened, so I am trying to decide what night to book Palo dinner. I know after the first 3 nights, the menus are unique to the theme for that night, and last time there was night that they did lobster tail and I definitely don’t want to miss that. Does anyone know if they keep the same schedule of what night is what menu? And if so, does anyone know what the menus would be nights 4-7? I can even google the menus, just wanting to know if say night 4 is the Captain’s dinner menu or the Pirate menu for example. Thanks!!! Click to expand...

DIS Veteran

It's not still true. The menus don't work like that anymore. Instead, each of the main restaurants has two menus that are exclusive to that restaurant. You'll eat at each restaurant twice, and you'll have a third night at one of them for the pirate menu (or some other special menu, such as Star Wars). An example eastern cruise: Night 1 - Rotation #1 (AP) Night 2 - Rotation #1 (EG) Night 3 - Rotation #1 (RC) Night 4 - Rotation #2 (Animation Magic @ AP) Night 5 - Rotation #2 (Prince & Princess @ EG) Night 6 - Star Wars Night 7 - Rotation #2 (Captain's Gala @ RC) I'm not sure which restaurant you would be at for Star Wars Dat at Sea. Anyway, the point is that there are no more ship-wide theme menus. You'll always have Animation Magic at AP, which is now a full menu instead of just starters, you'll always have Prince & Princess at EG, and you'll always have Captain's Gala at RC. So, if you want to plan around Captain's Gala for lobsters, then you'll want to request a specific dining rotation and then plan Palo around that. You might not get your requested rotation, but that's probably the best that you can do. It's been like this since at least 2019, but probably longer than that. The DCL Blog says that the full Animation Magic menu was born in 2018, so that's probably when they changed everything to the current system.  

Kwami said: It's not still true. The menus don't work like that anymore. Instead, each of the main restaurants has two menus that are exclusive to that restaurant. You'll eat at each restaurant twice, and you'll have a third night at one of them for the pirate menu (or some other special menu, such as Star Wars). An example eastern cruise: Night 1 - Rotation #1 (AP) Night 2 - Rotation #1 (EG) Night 3 - Rotation #1 (RC) Night 4 - Rotation #2 (Animation Magic @ AP) Night 5 - Rotation #2 (Prince & Princess @ EG) Night 6 - Star Wars Night 7 - Rotation #2 (Captain's Gala @ RC) I'm not sure which restaurant you would be at for Star Wars Dat at Sea. Anyway, the point is that there are no more ship-wide theme menus. You'll always have Animation Magic at AP, which is now a full menu instead of just starters, you'll always have Prince & Princess at EG, and you'll always have Captain's Gala at RC. So, if you want to plan around Captain's Gala for lobsters, then you'll want to request a specific dining rotation and then plan Palo around that. You might not get your requested rotation, but that's probably the best that you can do. It's been like this since at least 2019, but probably longer than that. The DCL Blog says that the full Animation Magic menu was born in 2018, so that's probably when they changed everything to the current system. Click to expand...

PrincessShmoo said: Would it be different if it's not a Star Wars cruise? What do they do on night 6? Click to expand...

Thanks everyone! I called CS too and asked but all they have is the attire for each night, not what menu it will be.  

jenushkask8s

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We did SWDAS 1/15-1/22. It was supposed to be an Eastern (San Juan & St. Maarten) but got changed to a Western. Here was our dining rotation & menus: Saturday: Enchanted Garden - Signature menu (cruise casual) Sunday: Royal Court - Signature menu (cruise casual) Monday: Animators Palate - Signature menu (formal) Tuesday: Animators Palate - SWDAS menu (cruise casual) Wednesday: Enchanted Garden: Prince & Princess menu (cruise casual - this was also a light pirate night) Thursday: Royal Court - Captain's Gala menu (semi-formal) Friday: Animators Palate - Animation Magic menu (cruise casual) ETA: dress codes for each night  

Anthony Vito

• Jan 31, 2022

Angelamarya17 said: Thanks everyone! I called CS too and asked but all they have is the attire for each night, not what menu it will be. Click to expand...

• On the first 3 times at a restaurant, you get the "base" rotational menu for that restaurant
• Captain's Gala (aka Lobster Night) whenever you'll be in Royal Court
• Princes and Princesses whenever you'll be in Enchanted Garden
• Animator's Magic (formerly See Ya Real Soon menu) whenever you'll be in Animator's Palate
• As there are 7 nights, one of the night will feature a special menu - on the Fantasy - Pirates, except during Star Wars cruise where you have a Star Wars menu

jenushkask8s said: We did SWDAS 1/15-1/22. It was supposed to be an Eastern (San Juan & St. Maarten) but got changed to a Western. Here was our dining rotation & menus: Saturday: Enchanted Garden - Signature menu (cruise casual) Sunday: Royal Court - Signature menu (cruise casual) Monday: Animators Palate - Signature menu (formal) Tuesday: Animators Palate - SWDAS menu (cruise casual) Wednesday: Enchanted Garden: Prince & Princess menu (cruise casual - this was also a light pirate night) Thursday: Royal Court - Captain's Gala menu (semi-formal) Friday: Animators Palate - Animation Magic menu (cruise casual) ETA: dress codes for each night Click to expand...

The attire that the CS rep quoted me yesterday matched the 1/15-1/22 cruise above except mine is not a SWDAS cruise so the optional pirate dressed themed night is night 4.  

bchurch said: Any chance you can expand on what happened on "light pirate" night? thanks! Click to expand...

• Jul 14, 2023

Hi is animator doing its show on the first night you go or the second ? i know only one has the show i booked palo on the Monday night ( eastern ) am I most likely not to miss anything special ?  

4 mickey said: Hi is animator doing its show on the first night you go or the second ? i know only one has the show i booked palo on the Monday night ( eastern ) am I most likely not to miss anything special ? Click to expand...

Disneyland_emily

I believe the rotations for the 7 night go 1231231 with 2nd (1) is pirate night so if your rotation is AERAERA then you’ll get crush night 1, pirate night in animators and last night would be Animation Magic etc.  

RedHead0186

• Jul 17, 2023

Disneyland_emily said: I believe the rotations for the 7 night go 1231231 with 2nd (1) is pirate night so if your rotation is AERAERA then you’ll get crush night 1, pirate night in animators and last night would be Animation Magic etc. Click to expand...

• Aug 7, 2023

yowcruiser said: Ok, looks like this is becoming two threads (menus and attire) into one. What @Kwami and @jenuskask8s have said has been the norm since 2019 or so. On the first 3 times at a restaurant, you get the "base" rotational menu for that restaurant On the following 3 nights, you get the "assigned" themed menu for that restaurant: Captain's Gala (aka Lobster Night) whenever you'll be in Royal Court Princes and Princesses whenever you'll be in Enchanted Garden Animator's Magic (formerly See Ya Real Soon menu) whenever you'll be in Animator's Palate As there are 7 nights, one of the night will feature a special menu - on the Fantasy - Pirates, except during Star Wars cruise where you have a Star Wars menu Formal night, is not restaurant specific, it is night specific (usually on the 1st day at sea - or Nassau with some of the recent itinerary changes) Pirate Night is usually around night #4. So that you do not miss one of the above menus, you will be in the same restaurant on consecutive nights. Star Wars cruise always have the special menu/night on night #6 Semi-formal is usually on night #5. There is no "mandatory" attire in main dining room (cruise casual) but you can indeed dress up. Your dining rotation will be made available to you once you board the ship. It is not a matter of if you will go to all of these restaurants, but when... Click to expand...

Bhusto said: Do you happen to have any of the menus from the nights your repeat at the restaurants? I can find first night menu online but not any repeat nights. Just curious! Click to expand...

• Aug 9, 2023

RedHead0186 said: Search for Animation Magic, Captain's Gala, and Prince and Princess. Those are the 2nd menus for the MDRs on the Fantasy. I know Disney Cruise Line Blog has them, I just looked at them the other day. Click to expand...

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Here is a guide to the room service menu on the Disney Fantasy.

Disney Fantasy Room Service Menu Guide

One of the great things about a cruise is how you get the chance to be pampered and just relax. It is great to be able to order room service on any of the Disney Cruise ships. 

Whilst this article is written about the Fantasy, the room service menu is identical to the Disney Dream, Magic and Disney Wonder.

Whilst room service is tempting in the Disney hotels on land, it is expensive. However, the huge advantage of the room service on the cruise is that most of the items are included in the cost of your Disney Cruise.

When you arrive in your Disney Cruise stateroom you might actually wonder where the room service menu is. It isn’t obvious! 

However, it is easy to find once you know where it is. Look in your middle desk drawer in your stateroom and you will find a hard backed book. 

This book gives you a lot of information about the ship and answers a lot of your questions for you. It also includes a deck plan.

As you can see most of the items are free. 

Soups and Salads

• All Hands on Deck (Cheese Plate) A special selection of international cheese served with crackers

This is one of my favorite items on the menu. I like to order this for the Sail Away on the first day and for leaving any of the ports of call if I have a verandah stateroom.

You have probably eaten enough food at the Embarkation Lunch but it is so nice to sit on your balcony with some cheese and a glass of champagne for the sail away!

• Chicken Caesar Salad Crisp Romaine lettuce with Grilled Chicken, Baguette Crouton and creamy Caesar Dressing
• Greek Salad Cucumber, Red Onions, Kalamata Olives, Feta Cheese, Oregano and a Red Wine Vinaigrette
• Mixed Garden Salad Mixed Leaves with Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Carrots, Peppers, Red onions with a choice of dressings (Ranch, Raspberry, Italian and Balsamic)
• Grilled Salmon Salad with Iceberg Lettuce, Cherry Tomatoes, Vidalia Onions, Cucumber and Lime Marinated Cracked Wheat
• Creamy Tomato Soup with Herbed Crostini
• Chicken Noodle Soup
• Fresh Fruit Bowl

All American Fare

• Baked Macaroni and Cheese
• Crispy Chicken Tenders served with Barbeque Sauce
• Grilled Hot Dog served with French Fries
• Cheeseburger/Hamberger served with French Fries and Coleslaw
• Buffalo Chicken Wing served with Blue Cheese and Honey Mustard Dip

There are excellent pizzas also available on the pool deck, but it is so nice sometimes to have it delivered to your stateroom.

All pizzas baked with Mozzarella Cheese and Tomato Sauce

Freshly Made-to-Order Sandwiches

All sandwiches served with a side of Coleslaw and Chips

• New York Steak Panini with Caramelized Onions and Horseradish
• Tomato, Basil and Mozzarella Panini
• BLT Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato and Mayonnaise on Tasted Bread
• Grilled Cheddar Cheese Sandwich

Even though it is not on the menu you can ask for a Mickey Bar to be delivered to your room,

Daily Cake Selection

• Key Lime Pie
• Chocolate Chip Cookie
• Oatmeal Raisin Cookie

Full Wine List and Cocktail List

Please call In-Stateroom Dining for offerings and prices

Beer and Soda Packages Buy 5, get the 6th for free

Package 1: 6 Domestic Beers Choice of Budweiser, Bud Light, Coors Light or Miller Light Package 2: 6 Imported Beers Choice of Heineken, Amstel Light, Beck’s or Corona Package 3: 3 Imported and 3 Domestic Beers Package 4: Sodas Choice of Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Ginger Ale, or Orange Soda Package 5: 6 Bottled Waters 20 oz. bottles of Dasani or 16 oz. Evian Mineral Water – Buy 5 and get the 6th for free Package 6: 24 Bottled Mineral Waters 20 oz. bottles of Dasani Water – Buy 20 and get 4 extra free

There are various Bottled Water Packages available.

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There are also some room service items which you have to pay extra for. I do wonder how popular these are. There is so much food available on a Disney Cruise that it really isn’t needed to buy items like this. 

• Family Fruit Medley – $29 (NEW)
• Features a selection of seasonal fresh fruit and berries – perfect for sharing $29
• Fruit and Cheese Platter – $38 (NEW)Features a selection of Manchebo, Gruyere, Brie, Aged Gouda and Boursin cheeses accompanied with nuts, fruit, crackers and honey.
• Nature’s Delights – $21 (NEW) Features a selection of seasonal fresh fruits and berries.

Please call In-Stateroom Dining for prices.

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• Buttered Popcorn
• Salted Peanuts
• Salted Cashews

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You can call and order any of the items on the main menu 24 hours a day. However, there is a special menu for breakfast which you order by filling in the card and leaving it outside your stateroom before 3 am. 

The choice is limited, but I like to order a room service breakfast at least once on a cruise. 

Also if you really need your caffeine in the morning before you can function it can be a great idea to order the coffee for breakfast.

You can even do this from room service the night before as it stays hot for a long time, and you won’t need to be woken up to open the door to room service in the morning. 

Your choice of the following delivered to your room from 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

• Juices – Orange, Apple, and Grapefruit

Breads & Pastries

• Danish pastries, Fruit & Bran Muffins, Croissants, Doughnuts, White/Whole Wheat Toast, English Muffin, Bagel
• Assorted Jams, Honey, Butter, Margarine

Cold Cereals

• Served with Whole or Skim Milk or Low-Fat Granola
• Whole/Skim Milk, Chocolate Milk, 100% Colombian Coffee, Decaf, Assortment of Teas

These have an additional charge

• Bloody Mary

Disney Cruise Room Service Tipping

Remember that although most of the room service items are free, you should tip the person who delivers the food for you.

It is usual to tip at least $1 per plate. I keep $1 bills in the drawer for this, but you can just add it to your cruise account by using the paper slip that you will have to sign. You can add a tip onto that. 

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Cabanas Menu

Here is a sampling of what is available at Cabanas. Due to the fact Cabanas is primarily a buffet style restaurant the below items are listed to give you an idea of what may be available during your cruise.

• Made-to-order Omelets
• Scrambled Eggs
• Hash Browns
• Mickey-shaped Waffles
• Assorted fruits
• Grilled lamb chops
• Rib-eye steak
• Marinated chicken breast with pico de gallo
• Salmon steak
• Grilled Swordfish
• Stuffed zucchini
• Macaroni and Cheese
• Deli Sandwiches
• Baked Goods
• Honey-glazed ham
• Tea (Iced/Hot)

Boasting a selection of tantalizing favorites, Cabanas offers a 4-course meal for dinner, as an alternative to the Main Dining venues. Although subject to change, dinnertime menu items include both signature dishes and casual dining specials. Check your personal navigator to see dinner times for Cabanas if available on your sailing.

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2 Replies to “Cabanas Menu”

Cabanas and the main restaurants also have Lactaid milk (lactose free) and Soy milk available on request! This was on the Disney Fantasy 6/1/19 – 6/8/19.

I remember I went to the Buffet on a Disney Cruise line it’s my favorite so I missed the Buffets on a Disney Cruise Ship!

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