Disney has really outdone itself with the new addition of Tiana’s Place aboard the Disney Wonder, if for no other reason than the fact that a giant alligator named Louis is dancing around the restaurant with a trumpet showing off to the crowd. Seems like Mama Odin really made an impact when she told the trio to Dig a...
If you are cruising with Disney you don’t need to worry about much. After you’ve booked and paid for the cruise, all you really need to do is remember your passports and show up with luggage in hand. They take care of everything, and just about everything is included. In our Destination Guides for each Disney Cruise ship, we’ve...
This was our first Disney cruise and one night in particular, I really was hoping Disney Cruise Room Service could deliver a magical experience for me. Magic and Disney go hand in hand, right? As it so happens, we were even aboard the Disney Magic ship, so this should have been easy.
We ate the most delicious banana creme...
Although the Disney Cruise Ships Magic and Wonder are sister ships and nearly identical, one of the stark differences between these ships is at the main pool. Both ships have the open top Twist and Spout signature yellow slide for guests taller than 38”, but only the Disney Magic has the AquaDunk slide. This slide is appropriately named a...
So much of your Disney Cruise experience revolves around food. After all, sustenance is somewhat essential to our existence after all, but Disney has figured it out. Eating on a Disney cruise isn’t just about sustenance, it’s about enjoyment. When the cruise ship is your home for up to two weeks at a time you need variety. You need...
There are three main restaurants on a Disney Cruise ship. One of these restaurants is Lumiere’s on the Disney Magic, Triton’s on the Disney Wonder, and Royal Court on the Disney Fantasy. They both serve brunch throughout the morning with American fare options, with items like eggs benedict and a waffle sandwich served with dulce de leche and rolled...
Nothing is as synonymous with cruising as a buffet, right? That, plus the cigarette smoke filtering into our room is pretty much most of what we remember about cruising with Carnival during the worst travel experience of our lives. On a Disney Cruise, the buffet isn’t quite as memorable but perhaps only because everything about a Disney cruise is...
Nothing on the Disney Cruise ship is as ludicrous as the thing they call Shutters. Shutters is the Disney cruise’s version of a photography gallery for all the guest photos taken on the ship. Yes, like at Walt Disney World you’ll find photographers poised and ready to take your pictures all around the ship, with all the characters, and...
Animator’s Palate is easily the most versatile restaurant found on Disney cruise ships, hosting characters for meet and greets, iconic character breakfasts and even Mickey Mouse himself! While every ship has a character dining experience; Rapunzel on the Magic, Tiana on the Wonder, and a breakfast/brunch restaurant located centrally on Deck 3 plus the buffet at Cabana's, Animator’s Palate...
Much is made out of Disney’s Cruise treatment when it comes to the dining experience. On a Disney Cruise ship dining plans are referred to as Rotational Dining Service. In short, this means that you have a set dining time, at a specific restaurant, with set service, but it rotates from restaurant to restaurant. This is extraordinary because it...
