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Disney Cruise Breakfast Menu

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Do you want to know what your options are for your breakfast on a Disney Cruise?

There are plenty of different choices:

Buffet Breakfast

• Sit-down menu in one of the rotational dining restaurants
• Cove Cafe – for the adults
• Room Service

This will be served every day in Cabanas on Disney Magic, Wonder, Fantasy, and Dream. On Disney Wish, the buffet is Marceline Market.

You will certainly be spoiled for choice with all the breakfast items available here.

The buffet usually opens around 6.30 am with a selection of continental breakfast items.

At 7 am the full selection is available with such items as eggs, sausage, bacon, Mickey Waffles, yogurt, fruit, pancakes, cereal, oatmeal, croissants, and pastries.

There is also an omelet station for freshly cooked omelets and eggs.

Related: What not to do at the Disney Buffet

Sit Down Breakfast Menu

Many guests don’t even realize that one of the rotational dining restaurants will be open for breakfast on each Disney cruise ship.

Opening hours do vary – so check your Navigators app each day to see when and where breakfast is served.

Chilled Out

Smoked Salmon, Cream Cheese, Onions and Capers

Sliced Mango, Papaya, Melon, Strawberries and Blueberries

Sliced Rosemary Ham, Sopresetta Sausage, Mortadella, Edam Cheese and Brie

Chilled Grapefruit

Yogurt Parfait – Strawberry, Plain Yogurt, Honey and Granola

Yogurt Parfait – Kiwi Fruit, Plain Yogurt, Dried Banana and Cornflakes

Yogurt Parfait – Blueberries, Raspberries, Plain Yogurt, Toasted Oatmeal and Granola

Yogurt Parfait – Pineapple, Mango, Papaya, Plain Yogurt, Passion Fruit Drizzle, Coconut and Granola

Two Fresh Eggs

cooked as you please

Scrambled Eggs

Soft Boiled Egg

Eggs Benedict

Two Poached Eggs on Toasted English Muffins coated with Hollandaise Sauce, Served with a choice of Grilled Canadian Bacon, Rosemary Ham and Tomato, or Smoked Salmon and Arugula

Hot Cereals

Served with a choice of Brown sugar, Maple syrup, and or Toasted Pecans

Cream of Wheat

Fresh from the Griddle

Buttermilk Pancakes

A choice of Plain, Blueberry, Dried Cranberry, or Chocolate Chip Pancakes Served with Maple Syrup and Whipped Butter

Belgian Waffle

Blueberry Compote and Strawberry Cream

filled with our choice of Mushrooms, Ham, Chorizo Sausage, Chicken, Cheddar Cheese, Mozzarella Cheese, Spinach, Bell Peppers, Jalapeño, Tomatoes, Zucchini, Onion

Signature Breakfasts

DCL Express

Scrambled Eggs, crisp Bacon, Grilled Sausage, Hash Browns and Grilled Tomato

Southern Hash

Two Eggs of your choice on fresh Hash-Brown Potatoes with Chorizo Sausage, Cilantro, Green Onions, and peppers with melted Jack Cheese

Very Very French Toast

Batter-soaked Brioche griddled until Golden-Brown served with Whipped Butter and Cinnamon Sugar

Power Crepe

Buckwheat Crépe filled with Scrambled Egg Whites, Soy Marinated Tofu, Spinach, Broccoli, Mushrooms, and Green Onions served with pico de Gallo

Half-Grilled Tomato

Hash Browns

Corned Beef Hash

Crisp Bacon

Grilled Link Sausages

Grilled Turkey Sausages

Diced Sweet Melons

Toasted Bread and Preserves

For Children of All Ages

GOOFY’S “GET UP AND GO”

Scrambled Eggs. Grilled Sausage and Tomato with Diced Fruit

PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY TYPHOON

large Pancake with Peanut Butter swirl, drizzled with Red Jelly, served with fresh Fruit

CAPTAIN JACK’S MELON BOAT

on a sea of Strawberry-flavored Yogurt

MICKEY WAFFLES

with Strawberry Cream and Fresh Fruit

Room Service Breakfast Menu

There is a special breakfast room service menu (although this is not available on the morning you disembark).

You will find a card to fill out in your stateroom. If it isn’t on the desk then sometimes you will find it in the desk drawer.

If you can’t find one at all then ask your stateroom host and they will get some for you.

You fill in the card and hang it outside your door before 3 am.

The selection is limited to cold items, but it is always a nice luxury to have breakfast delivered to your room.

• Juices Orange, Apple, Grapefruit
• Breads & Pastries Danish pastries, Assortment of Muffins, Croissants, Doughnuts, White Toast, Whole Wheat Toast, English Muffins, Bagel
• Condiments Selection of Jams, Honey, Butter, Margarine, Cream Cheese
• Cold Cereals
• Cornflakes, Raisin Bran, Rice Krispies, Froot Loops, Special K, Frosted Flakes, Low-Fat Granola Served with Whole or Skim Milk
• Beverages Whole/Skim Milk, Chocolate Milk, 100% Colombian Coffee, Decaf, Assortment of Teas, Hot Chocolate

If you just want coffee in the morning, but don’t want to be disturbed by room service, think about ordering a pot of coffee the night before. It will stay hot until the morning.

If you want a specialty coffee in the morning then head on over to Cove Cafe. All of the ships have a Cove Cafe, which is exclusively for those aged 18 and over.

The coffee, tea, and other beverages are available for an extra charge. But there are free pastries available as well on all the ships, except Disney Wish.

Cove Cafe is a quieter option for breakfast. It doesn’t offer much choice of things to eat but is certainly the place to go if you need a decent coffee in the morning.

Breakfast on Disembarkation Day

You have a choice of either a sit-down breakfast at a set time, the buffet, or Cove Cafe for your disembarkation day breakfast.

Most people choose the sit-down breakfast in their allocated rotational dining restaurant. There are two timed seatings for breakfast on the final day.

Which one you go to will depend upon whether you have early or late seating.

What many people don’t realize is that one advantage of late seating is that you will get a later breakfast time on your final day. The times are usually 7.00 am and 8.15 am.

Where this is located will depend upon where you dined on the last night of your cruise.

Here you can see below the notice for a Disney Magic cruise where the breakfast is served and the times. It is all related to where and what time you dined on your last evening.

Disembarkation Day Breakfast Menu

Coffee Regular or decaffeinated

Assorted Teas

Hot Chocolate

Milk Whole, low-fat, skim or chocolate

Chilled Juices Orange, grapefruit, cranberry, prune, V-8, apple, tomato

Fresh Fruit

Grapefruit, Cantaloupe, Honeydew, Watermelon, Bananas freshly cut for you to enjoy

Assorted fruit yogurts or low-fat plain yogurt

Natures Muesli bountiful mixture of toasted almonds, flax seeds, sunflower seeds, and granola mixed with oatmeal, raisins, dried fruits, yogurt, milk and honey

Oatmeal & Cream of Wheat

Corn Flakes, Raisin Bran, Rice Krispies, Frosted Flakes, Low Fat Granola, Fruit Loops, Shredded Wheat

Fresh from the Bakery

Danish pastries, assorted muffins, croissants, bagels, donuts, English muffins, white, wheat or rye toast

Assorted jellies, jams and marmalades * no-sugar-added jams, jellies, marmalades and cholesterol-free vegetable margarine available

Breakfast Favorites

Chef’s Farewell A large open-faced omelet topped with barbecued chicken, green peppers, onions, and melted Swiss cheese

Route 66 scrambled eggs, bacon, grilled sausage, grilled ham and hash browns

Almost Home Corn beef hash, fried eggs, and bacon skillet topped with fried onions

Eggs for the Road Scrambled, fried, or boiled and served with hash browns and your choice of breakfast meat (grilled sausage, grilled ham, or bacon)

Omelet Map Denver, ham & cheese, plain, served with hash browns (egg beaters available upon request)

For a Sweet Journey Buttermilk pancakes, blueberry pancakes, whole wheat pancakes, Belgium waffles (all served with honey or breakfast syrup)

On the Move (Lighter fare) Lightly grilled vegetables, guacamole, tomato salsa encased in a whole wheat tortilla

Lox and Bagel a traditional favorite served with cream cheese

The buffet is also open on disembarkation day. This is the option that I prefer.

I don’t particularly enjoy the final breakfast menu and often the process feels rushed – it has to be as your Servers are working very hard to get your food to you quickly as they are on a very tight time scale. I tend to prefer the more relaxed pace of the buffet.

You can also go to Cove Cafe and get your coffee and a pastry. This is another relaxed way to spend your final time on the ship.

Is There a Disney Character Breakfast on a Cruise?

Before 2020 select sailings of 7 nights and over had a Disney Character Breakfast on board. However, since sailing resumed, the character breakfasts have not returned.

Related: Disney Cruise Character Breakfast

Final Thoughts

There are plenty of options for breakfast on your Disney Cruise.

Why not try and mix things up a little and make sure that you try each option at least once?

Which of the Disney Cruise breakfast menus do you prefer?

Alison Meacham is the founder of EverythingMouse Disney Blog. For over 15 years she has shared her love of Disney Parks, Disney Cruises and Universal Orlando.  In over 30 years of Disney Travel she has spent countless months in Disney Parks and has sailed on over 45 cruises. A British native and now a United States resident she splits her time between California, Florida and the UK. And spends a serious amount of time sailing the seven seas. She helps over 200,000 people per month follow their Disney travel dreams.

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Disney Cruise Menus

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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Disney Cruise Menus

This is the complete list of all Disney Cruise Lines dining menus. Our huge collection features dinner menus, dessert menus, separate adults dining and kids food menus. From here you can follow these links to quickly access: Disney Dinner Menus , Disney Main Rotational Dining Room Menus for ADULTS , and Disney Cruise Line menus for KIDS .

Future projects that will be integrated with this Disney cruise food-themed survey are:

• Alcohol/drinks prices on Disney cruises
• Disney cruise kids menus
• Disney specialty menus
• Disney cruise lines drink recipes.

For other cruise lines' bar and dining menus, drinks prices and beverage packages you can explore our "Alcohol Drinks Packages Menus" section at page right.

Disney Cruise Dining Menus for Adults

Here you will find all about the Dining Rooms menus on Disney ships, implementing the company's dining concepts:

• Palo, and Animator’s Palate (on all Disney ships)
• Remy, and Enchanted Garden (on Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy)
• Carioca’s, and Lumiere’s (Disney Magic)
• Royal Court (Disney Fantasy)
• Royal Palace (Disney Dream)
• Parrot Cay, and Triton"s (Disney Wonder).

ANIMATOR’S PALATE Restaurant Menu

Lumiere"s restaurant menu, carioca"s menu, enchanted garden menu, royal court menu, royal palace restaurant menu, triton"s menu, parrot cay menu, palo restaurant menu, remy restaurant menu, disney cruise dinner menus.

BELLA ITALIA dinner menu

Alaska dinner menu, captain"s gala dinner menu, master chef dinner menu, mediterranean dinner menu, panama canal dinner menu, prince - princess dinner menu, pirates in the caribbean dinner menu, sea ya real soon dinner menu, taste of california dinner menu, golden mickey dinner menu, world of flavour dinner menu, toy story dinner menu, till we meet again dinner menu, disney cruise food menus for kids.

The following Disney Cruise Line menus were created with the idea of kids having the best "food time" at sea - ever. The list of the most popular among those features the "Disney Brave Kids" dinner menu, "Prince" and "Princess", "See Ya Real Soon", and also the movie-themed "Finding Nemo", "The Incredibles", "Monsters INC", "Pirate Night","Toy Story".

ANIMATOR'S PALATE kids menu

Enchanted garden kids menu, royal court kids menu, brave kids dinner menu.

Smoothie of the Day $3 95

FINDING NEMO kids dinner menu

Smoothie Of The Day $3,95

THE INCREDIBLES kids dinner menu

Smoothie of the Day $3.95

MONSTERS INC kids dinner menu

Pirate night kids menu, prince - princess kids menu, see ya real soon kids menu, toy story kids dinner menu.

Smoothie of the day - $3.95

Disney Cruise Line in a Jiffy: What is Cabanas?

Every Disney Cruise Line ship has buffet restaurant located on the same deck as the pools. On the Magic, Wonder, Dream, and Fantasy this buffet restaurant is called Cabanas. Note: Cabanas the restaurant has nothing to do with the private rental cabanas on Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay. The buffet restaurant on the Wish and Treasure is called Marceline Market; it’s substantially similar with a slightly different layout.

Cabanas is open for breakfast and lunch every day of your sailing, though the breakfast offerings will be abbreviated on your departure morning. The exact hours will be listed in your Personal Navigator app , but breakfast will typically be served from about 7:00 a.m. until about 10:45 a.m. and lunch will be served from about 11:30 a.m. until about 2:00 p.m., with slight variations on this depending on things like port arrival times. You can pop into Cabanas at any time during their service hours and fill up as many plates as you like.

All meals at Cabanas are served buffet-style. Pre-pandemic there had been a menu-based dinner service on some sailings, but this is no longer available and there are no signs of it returning.

Breakfast offerings tend to be quite consistent with most items familiar to Americans, plus a few items common to other nationalities. Variations will come from different styles of eggs or different pastries offered on the buffet line.

Lunch always has American favorites like chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, and salads, but you’ll also find carved meats, veggies, soups, fish, and more. The menu varies daily. You’ll also find that Cabanas may have special offerings themed to a port or a holiday that’s part of the cruise.

All Cabanas restaurants have both indoor and outdoor seating.

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One of three main dining rooms located on Deck 3 MID aboard the Disney Wish , 1923 , is 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.

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

June 2022 | Disney Wish (last verified June 29, 2022)

The diverse menu mirrors the region’s unique blend of Asian, European and South American cuisines and features local ingredients like fresh produce, wild honey and earthy pistachios.

• Alameda Porcini Spiced Ahi Tuna Pickled Lotus Root, Oyster Mushroom, Black Sesame Brittle, Wasabi & Yuzu Mayonnaise
• Hyperion Four-Cheese Tri-Color Tortelloni Meyer Lemon, Artichoke, Sun-dried Tomato, Baby Spinach
• Burrata Mozzarella Cheese &. Prosciutto di Parma Crisp Cranberry and Sunflower Seed Phyllo, Charred Blood Orange
• Kingswell Duck Confit Pastilla Dates, Apricot, Ginger, Red Pepper, Saffron, Black Raspberry Jam
• Fennel, Bartlett Pear and Tatsoi Salad Manchego Cheese, Walnuts, Sherry Dressing
• Split Napa Baby Romaine Lettuce Caesar Dressing, Heirloom Grape Tomatoes, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Ciabatta Garlic Croutons

From the Kettle

• Pulled Guinea Hen Corn Chowder Yukon Gold Potato, Cilantro, Smoked Bacon
• Roasted Roma Tomato Soup Sourdough Purple Basil Crostini

Bread Service

• Fig and Olive Bread with Honey Butter Dip

• Tortiglioni Pasta Prosecco Cream, Pancetta, Shallots, Cremini Mushrooms, Lemon Thyme
• Seared Verlasso Salmon Filet Californian Wild Honey Parsnip Purée, Orange Fennel Essence, Sautéed Black Garlic Rapini
• Riverside Roasted Green Circle Chicken Leek Rondels, Brussels Sprouts, Yukon Potato Fondant, Honeycrisp Apple Chutney, Cabernet Sauvignon Reduction
• Italian Flat Parsley and Rosemary-crusted Rack of Lamb Dauphinoise Potato, Roasted Petite Turnip, Carrot and Zucchini, Zinfandel Rosemary Sauce
• 1923 Peppered Filet Mignon Buttered Long Green Beans, Smoked Bacon, Crushed Fingerling Potato Hash, Pink Pepper Café Au Lait
• Moroccan-Spiced Roasted Kabocha & Butternut Squash Zaalouk, Garbanzo, Cinnamon Brown Rice, Couscous, Cilantro, Arugula, Pita, Harissa Dairy Free Yogurt
• Buena Vista Soft Shell Tacos Coconut Oil Quinoa, Poblano, Sweet Bell Pepper, Salsa Fresca, Feta Cheese, Pickled Red Onions, Cashew Cream

Lighter Notes

• Los Feliz Lobster Salad Baby Bibb, Endive Lettuce, Avocado, Jicama, Celery, Purple Potato, Tostones, Black Beans, Grape Tomatoes, Cilantro, Lime
• Grilled Sirloin Steak
• Roasted Breast of Chicken
• Oven-baked Fillet of Salmon The above three entrées are served with Garden Vegetables and your choice of Steamed White Rice or Baked Potato

• Churros Calientes Sugar Spice Churros, Dulce de Leche
• Flourless Orange Almond Cake Guava Gel, Lychee Yogurt Crème
• Atwater Fuji Apple Cheesecake Sweet Dough Shell, Caramelized Apples, Cinnamon Cheesecake, Rolled Oat Crumble

Ice Cream Sundae

• Hollywood Hills Hot Chocolate Fudge Sundae Vanilla Ice Cream, Fudge Brownie Bites, fresh Whipped Cream, Glazed Cherry

Signature Dessert

• Burbank Blueberry-Lemon Bavarian Cream Ecuador Vanilla Bean, Lemon Rocks, Dried Raspberry Meringue

No Sugar Added

• Coconut Tapioca Pudding Strawberry-Lime Salsa, Matcha Crumble

1923 Allergy-Friendly Menu

Below are the unique items from the 1923 Allergy-Friendly menu.

• Potato Gnocchi Butternut Squash Sauce, Roasted Acorn Squash, Zucchini, Sun-dried Tomato Pesto

Soups and Salad

• Asparagus, Leek and Pea Soup Crisp Prosciutto
• Allergy-Friendly Dinner Roll Herb De Provence
• Chicken and Kale Ravioli Cremini Mushroom Sauce, Pancetta, Micro Thyme
• Seared Verlasso Salmon Filet Crushed Fingerling and Scallion Potatoes, Orange Fennel Essence, Black Garlic Rapini
• Roasted Green Circle Chicken Sweet Potato-Savoy Cabbage Hash, Cabernet Sauvignon Reduction
• 1923 Peppered Filet Mignon Crushed Fingerling and Scallion Potatoes, Asparagus, Cabernet Reduction
• Lobster Salad m Baby Bibb, Endive Lettuce, Avocado, Jicama, Celery, Purple Potatoes, Tostones, Black Beans, Grape Tomatoes, Cilantro, Lime
• Warm Chocolate Cookie Brownie Chocolate Sauce, Raspberry Sorbet
• California Summer Pudding Berry Compote, Chiffon Sponge, fresh Berries, Micro Flowers
• Selection of Allergy-Friendly Frozen Dessert

1923 Kid’s Menu

• Creamy Roasted Tomato Soup With Crisp Cheese Twist
• Goofy’s Garden Salad With your favorite choice of Dressing
• Chicken Pot Pie With Carrots, Potatoes, Celery and Peas. Entrées served with fresh Vegetables and your choice of Smashed Potatoes, Steak Fries or Macaroni & Cheese.
• Mini Cheeseburger On Brioche Bun. Entrées served with fresh Vegetables and your choice of Smashed Potatoes, Steak Fries or Macaroni & Cheese.
• Panko-Crusted Cod with Tartar Sauce Entrées served with fresh Vegetables and your choice of Smashed Potatoes, Steak Fries or Macaroni & Cheese
• Crusty Pepperoni Pizza Entrées served with fresh Vegetables and your choice of Smashed Potatoes, Steak Fries or Macaroni & Cheese

Disney Check Meals

• Grilled Beef Tenderloin With Green Beans, Roasted Red Skin Potatoes, and Strawberry Yogurt Parfait. Served with choice of small Low Fat Milk or Water.
• Whole Wheat Spiral Pasta & Tomato Sauce With Roasted Sliced Chicken Breast, Mozzarella Cheese, Green Peas, and Apple Slices. Served with choice of small Low Fat Milk or Water.
• Warm Fudge Chocolate Chip Cookie Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Sauce, Sprinkles
• Mickey Ice Cream Bar
• Selection of Assorted Ice Cream

Disney D23 Menu Teaser

Disney D23 shared a look at two of the appetizer offerings revealed for 1923 include a savory porcini-spiced ahi tuna appetizer and fennel, Bartlett pear, and Tatsoi salad accented with Manchego cheese, walnuts, and a sherry dressing.

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Did you know that you can order a continental breakfast in your stateroom? In the desk drawer, you will find door hangers to hang out before bed and have your breakfast delivered at your chosen time. It is a great way to save time in the morning and can work as a backup wake-up call so you don’t sleep through your alarm.

Room service is unavailable on the debarkation day, and you must put your door hanger out before 3 a.m. Make sure to tip the person who delivers.

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Disney Cruise Line cannot guarantee that allergens may not have been introduced during another stage of the food chain process or, even inadvertently, during preparation. We do not have separate kitchens to prepare allergen-free items or separate dining areas for Guests with allergies or intolerances.

When you order, if you want a particular item, make sure you add that detail to the tag. If you want a chocolate croissant or donut, write that in beside. If you want a particular flavour of jam (strawberry, raspberry), include that on the tag. They will do their best to get you what you want.

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Disney Cruise Line vs. Carnival: Which family-friendly cruise line should you choose?

If you're looking for a family-friendly cruise that everyone in your group will enjoy, you might be comparing Disney Cruise Line and Carnival Cruise Line . Both popular cruise companies offer a variety of onboard experiences, top-notch service and lively entertainment that will keep everyone in your family having fun every day.

The two lines offer tricked-out play areas for kids and adults-only sun decks and fun bars for mom and dad. Couples looking for rest and relaxation and seniors wishing to play bingo or sip martinis can find their happy place on either Carnival or Disney.

Both lines have sun-drenched itineraries that take passengers to the Bahamas and Caribbean , with seasonal sailings to the Mediterranean and Alaska .

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Still, there are lots of differences between the lines, starting with price. Here, we compare Disney Cruise Line and Carnival to see what they have in common and what they don't, so you can figure out the best cruise for you.

Size of ships

Disney Cruise Line has three classes of ships while Carnival Cruise Line has eight.

The smaller ships on both cruise lines (Disney Cruise Line's Magic class and Carnival Cruise Line's Fantasy and Spirit classes) carry between 2,000 and 3,000 guests.

Carnival's midsize ships include the Conquest, Splendor, Vista and Dream classes that can carry upward of 4,900 guests at full capacity. The midsize ships carry more passengers than Disney Cruise Line's largest ships (the Triton and Dream class), which have a maximum cruise capacity of 4,000 passengers.

Another difference in these two ship sizes is tonnage (essentially, how big the ships are). Carnival's midsize ships range from 110,000 to 130,000 gross registered tonnage. Disney's Dream-class ships are equal to Carnival's larger midsize ships at 130,000 gross tons, while the Triton class is larger at 144,000 gross tons.

Even though Disney's Triton-class ships are bigger than Carnival's Dream-class ships, Disney's ships carry fewer people, even at full capacity. That makes for a higher space-to-guest ratio and a less crowded feeling on board.

Related: Best Carnival cruise ships: Here's which ship you should sail, based on your travel style

Carnival's largest ships can accommodate over 6,400 people at full capacity.

On Carnival's larger Excel-class ships, such as Mardi Gras and Carnival Celebration , guests will find an abundance of amenities that aren't available on the smaller and older ships like Carnival Elation. The Excel-class ships have a roller coaster , ropes course and a flex-space theater in the middle of the ship with panoramic views of the ocean. While the party vibe is high on Carnival Elation, Carnival's smallest and oldest ship, the over-the-top amenities just aren't available.

What guests sailing on Carnival will find on every ship in the fleet is restaurants from celebrity chefs like Guy Fieri, fun waterslides, vibrant kids clubs and an adults-only pool area known as Serenity.

Disney Wish , the first ship in Disney Cruise Line's Triton class of ships, feels different from the other four ships in the Disney fleet. While the ship does have a lot of the same amenities, including Disney-themed bars, exciting kids clubs, a slew of restaurants and movie theaters showing first-run movies, Disney Wish has a more upscale vibe than the ships in the Dream or Magic classes.

On the flip side, Disney Wish doesn't have the adults-only district that the other four ships have. On those ships, lounges and bars are clustered together to create a true retreat with nighttime entertainment for adults.

The three ships in Disney's larger Dream- and Triton-class ships feature raft rides, including the AquaMouse on Disney Wish and the AquaDuck on Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy. The smaller Disney Magic has a drop slide, called the AquaDunk, that plunges guests down multiple decks. Its sister ship Disney Wonder does not have a major water ride, though it does have a twisting waterslide as part of its kids splash area.

Every ship in the Carnival fleet is a floating resort with outdoor pools, casinos, spas, bars and live entertainment taking place day and night. Disney ships also have that resort feel but without the casino and with more dedicated kids spaces.

Related: The 8 classes of Carnival Cruise Line ships, explained | The 3 types of Disney Cruise Line ships, explained

One of the biggest differences between Carnival Cruise Line and Disney Cruise Line is the price of a sailing. Carnival is known for its affordable prices and many drive-to departure ports around the U.S. (eliminating the need for the added expense of airfare). Disney's prices are more akin to a luxury vacation.

For example, a weeklong sailing to the Eastern Caribbean in July 2024 starts at $909 for two people in an inside cabin or $1,249 for two people in a balcony cabin on Carnival Cruise Line's Mardi Gras, one of its newest and biggest ships. The same itinerary on Disney Fantasy starts at $5,171 for an inside cabin or $6,445 for a verandah cabin for two people.

In 2024, the starting rate for a three-night Bahamas cruise is $189 per person on Carnival or $618 per person on Disney, both based on double occupancy.

If the price is the determining factor of your vacation, then Carnival is easily the best value for the price. Its ropes course, adults-only sun deck and many of its dining options (including venues linked with celebrity chef Guy Fieri) are included in the fare. Just be sure to watch for added fees that can increase the cost of your cruise, such as drinks packages, specialty dining, shore excursions and roller coaster rides.

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For those who have a larger budget, Disney Cruise Line may be a better fit with more-spacious ships, standard cabins created for families and a more upscale feel. Cruise fares include access to first-run Disney, Marvel, Pixar and "Star Wars" movies at the onboard theater, meals in multiple venues (often with dinnertime entertainment), nonalcoholic drinks (including soda) and Disney's high-quality entertainment, from original musicals to deck parties with character performances and fireworks.

Added costs on Disney include tours, alcoholic beverages (Disney doesn't have onboard drinks packages to potentially save you money) and specialty dining in the adults-only restaurants.

Cabins and suites

Both cruise lines offer a wide range of cabin styles in various price ranges for all types of families, including windowless inside, ocean view, verandah (with a private balcony) and suite. Carnival and Disney offer connecting rooms and cabins that can sleep four or more. However, they vary in design and layout, with different specialty cabins and perks for the top categories of accommodations.

Disney Cruise Line is better if you want a cabin with virtually everything your family needs on a cruise. Most of Disney's standard cabins have the cruise line's signature split bathroom (toilet and sink in one room, sink and shower in another), which is helpful for larger families looking to get ready for the day with ease. The cabins also have a large curtain dividing mom and dad's bed from the upper bunk and sleeper sofa the kids are sleeping on. Parents can get a bit more privacy and can keep the lights on after kid bedtime without bothering sleeping children.

Another fun touch: The smaller inside rooms on Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy feature a "magical porthole," a window-shaped LED screen with real-time views of the outside world, along with appearances by Disney characters.

Carnival's standard cabins are more casual, with plenty of storage and colorful decor. The line does offer some of the largest standard cabins in the cruise industry.

Related: Everything you want to know about cabins and suites on Carnival Cruise Line ships

Carnival offers more specialty cabins and suites than Disney, if you're interested in a unique or themed room. Some of the specialty cabins include Havana suites that have access to a private pool and lounge deck, the Cloud 9 Spa rooms that have exclusive perks like unlimited use of the spa's thermal suite, and Family Harbor cabins and suites that come with access to a family-friendly lounge packed with snacks, board games and TVs.

Both cruise lines have larger suites with extra amenities, but Disney gets the nod in this category.

Disney Cruise Line's larger concierge suites range in style from family ocean-view cabins to lavish two-story suites, one of which is located inside the forward funnel on Disney Wish. Perks of booking a concierge suite include access to the concierge lounge, where snacks and drinks are available all day. Attentive hosts can book specialty dining reservations, excursions and more for your family. Concierge guests also get priority access to embark and disembark the ship and the first pick of seats inside the Walt Disney Theatre for shows.

Newer Carnival ships have more suites than older ships in the fleet, where the nicest rooms are bigger but not always fancy. On Carnival's Excel-class ships, the Havana cabins and suites have access to a private pool deck, and Cloud 9 Spa cabins come with unlimited access to the ship's thermal suite in the spa. Travelers who pick a standard suite can enjoy access to Loft 19, a private pool deck with loungers and cabanas, concierge service and an infinity whirlpool.

Related: Why it pays to upgrade your cruise ship cabin

Food and drink

Dining on both Carnival and Disney is abundant, but Carnival leads the pack with its plentiful and tasty free options, plus a variety of extra-fee specialty restaurants. Disney is known for its unique rotational dining plan and entertaining dinner shows.

Carnival cruisers have their favorite food destinations on board each ship. For some, the celebrity chef-led restaurants pique their interest. They might go for complimentary burgers or barbecue at Guy's Burger Joint or Guy's Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | Brewhouse, respectively, both of which are collaborations with celebrity chef Guy Fieri, or extra-fee New Orleans fare from Emeril Lagasse. Other cruisers enjoy the extra-cost classic steakhouses or Italian favorites at Cucina del Capitano.

Complimentary restaurants are mostly found on the pool decks and include a make-your-own taco and burrito bar, Italian-style pizza and a deli dishing out sky-high sandwiches. The main dining room gets high marks, especially for its outstanding Indian cuisine and iconic melting chocolate cake .

On Disney cruise ships, passengers aren't assigned to one main dining room, as they are on Carnival, but rotate through three themed dining rooms with their waiters in tow. Each included restaurant has its own set of menus and theme.

Related: The ultimate guide to cruise ship food and dining

Among the three, you're likely to find one more elegant dining space, a dining room with character interactions (like the "Frozen" or "Tangled"-themed dining rooms on Disney Wish and Disney Magic, respectively) and a restaurant with interactive elements – such as creating animations or taking down a Marvel villain – to keep everyone occupied during mealtime.

Guests can also indulge in complimentary fast-food fare (burgers, chicken strips, etc.) at the buffet and casual pool deck venues.

Disney ships offer minimal extra-fee restaurants, with Disney Magic and Disney Wonder offering just one and Disney Wish, Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy featuring two. All are adults-only. The highlight of all five ships is Palo (Palo Steakhouse on Disney Wish), which features elevated Italian cuisine with sweeping ocean views. On Disney's larger ships, Remy and Enchante are French fine dining restaurants ideal for date night or celebrating one of life's many milestones.

Kids activities

No matter what age your kids are, they will find plenty of fun inside the kids clubs on board both lines' cruise ships. Both lines have impeccable programs that keep kids entertained throughout the day with age-appropriate activities and different spaces for kids of all ages. For younger kids, you just can't beat the size and innovation of Disney's Oceaneer Club.

On Carnival, Camp Ocean divides junior cruisers ages 2 to 11 into three age-based groups and offers activities like games, movies and crafts. Carnival also has a Suess at Sea program, and kids can participate in activities inspired by Dr. Suess books and meet favorite characters like the Cat in the Hat.

Kids ages 2 to 11 interested in space can also join the Space Cruisers program, where youngsters learn about space exploration and participate in activities developed in partnership with NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

Over at Circle "C," teens ages 12 to 14 have a hangout spot that's all their own with counselor-led activities like dance parties, games and outdoor movies. Older teens ages 15 to 17 head to Club O2 to enjoy karaoke sessions, movies and video games with their peers.

Carnival does not have a nursery for kids under age 2, but at night, parents can drop their youngsters off at Night Owls, where kids ages 6 months to 11 years can enjoy games, activities and parties or get some rest until 1 a.m.

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Disney Cruise Line has some of the most impressive kids clubs at sea. Kids ages 3 to 12 can enjoy Disney's Oceaneer Club on all five ships, though the themed spaces are different from ship to ship. Inside this space, kids can enjoy learning how to fly the Millennium Falcon in a "Star Wars"-themed area or building roller coasters at the Walt Disney Imagineering Lab. Kids can also see and play with their favorite Disney characters like Mickey Mouse and Thor.

Tweens and teens also have their own spaces on the Disney fleet with Edge and Vibe, respectively. As on Carnival, teens can enjoy counselor-led activities like trivia contests, shipwide scavenger hunts and even a movie-making course.

Unlike Carnival, Disney does have a nursery for kids ages 6 months to 3 years. Parents can reserve times to drop their kids off at the nursery online or once on board the ship, and the minimum reservation time is one hour. There is a small fee to use the nursery, but it can be helpful for parents who want to enjoy specialty dining or the spa. The nursery is also open while in port, so parents can drop their kids off if they have a planned excursion or want to explore on their own.

Onboard attractions

Carnival is known for its over-the-top upper decks where families can have thrilling adventures throughout the sailing. Its WaterWorks water parks feature waterslides and splash pads for every thrill level on most ships. Most also have sports courts and minigolf.

Starting with the Dream class of ships, the outdoor decks feature an added ropes course; on the Vista-class ships, the upper decks include a suspended bicycle that goes around the perimeter of a deck. Carnival's newest ships – Mardi Gras, Celebration and the upcoming Jubilee – all feature a roller coaster, water park and ropes course.

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On Disney Cruise Line, the activities are much more subdued but still exciting. Each ship has large outdoor pools, and most have a raft ride or slide.

On Disney Magic, the water ride is a drop-floor body slide called the AquaDunk, while Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy feature a family-friendly raft ride around the top deck of the ships called the AquaDuck. On Disney Wish, the family raft ride is the AquaMouse, which also goes around the edge of the ship but includes snippets of cute Mickey Mouse cartoons. The Disney Wonder doesn't have one of the big slides, but does have a bright yellow double-looping waterslide called the Twist 'n' Spout slide.

Other onboard attractions include interactive games featuring Disney characters and a salon where kids can get made up as princesses and pirates. Disney also has movie theaters showing Disney classics and first-run movies.

Carnival and Disney Cruise Line both offer pool decks open to everyone, as well as adults-only sun decks. (Carnival's have hot tubs, while Disney's also have a pool.)

Entertainment

Disney Cruise Line and Carnival have different entertainment styles, but you'll never be bored with so much happening around any of the ships.

Disney excels with its Broadway-caliber live shows, which are either virtual retellings of Disney movies such as "Beauty and the Beast," "Tangled" or "Frozen," or original productions featuring characters from multiple movies and themes around the power of wishing and magic.

Adults will also find entertainment just for them at the various adults-only clubs and bars on board, with comedians and variety acts performing throughout the sailing. (Note that unlike Carnival, Disney Cruise Line does not offer a flat-fee all-you-can-drink package.)

Guests on board Disney's ships are also privy to seeing Disney characters around the decks, whether it's at scheduled meet-and-greets or surprise times when families unexpectedly run into the likes of Captain Minnie Mouse or Spider-Man. One of the most popular meet-and-greet times is the Princess Gathering, an opportunity to meet multiple Disney princesses at the same time.

Disney Cruise Line is also known for its Pirate Night deck party on all five ships. The swashbuckling fun includes scheduled character meet-and-greets with Disney pirates such as Captain Hook and Captain Jack Sparrow, and themed menus and waiter attire at dinner. The culmination of the event is a massive deck party with singing, dancing and appearances by Disney characters followed by a fireworks display.

Related: Best Disney cruise ships for everyone — even Disney adults

Carnival is known for its onboard versions of TV shows like "Deal or No Deal" and "Family Feud," and its comedy shows at The Punchliner Comedy Club. Multiple guest comedians come aboard every sailing to perform family-friendly shows during the day and spicy adults-only shows after the sun goes down.

The line's high-tech musical shows, called Playlist Productions, are worth checking out, too. Each show is under an hour and features popular tunes performed by live singers backed up by energetic dancers.

Both cruise lines also have a roster of small-group musical acts that entertain guests in lounges and bars around the ship, though Carnival's live music options are more varied than Disney's. They feature everything from tribute bands to tropical steel drum sounds. If you're feeling like becoming the entertainment, Carnival offers karaoke almost every night around the ship.

Disney's live music is generally regulated to the atrium of the ship during mealtimes, when the space is packed with people coming and going from the nearby restaurant, or in the adults-only spaces after dark. If you want to sing your heart out to your favorite Disney song, the D Lounge is the spot to be on the Magic- and Dream-class ships.

Both cruise lines have classic cruise entertainment like bingo, trivia and games for the family.

Who is on board?

Carnival is known for its affordable cruises with departures from numerous U.S. homeports, attracting travelers who prefer to drive rather than fly to their departure port. The casual cruise line's "Fun Ship" fleet sees a mostly American crowd, including plenty of young adults, multigenerational families and large groups traveling together. Many people book Carnival for its low cruise fares, lively and casual atmosphere, tasty free food and ease of travel.

Disney Cruise Line's passenger base is a mix of American and international travelers. While the cruise line mainly welcomes families with younger kids on board, you'll also see couples without kids and adult travelers who have fond memories of Disney from their childhood. The crowd on Disney is a bit more upscale than Carnival, partly because of the higher fares (even for the most basic cabins) and the fancy suites with concierge service and perks on Disney.

Itineraries

Carnival sails from 14 different ports around the United States, so there's likely a ship setting sail within driving distance of your family if you live near the coast. Cruises take passengers to the Caribbean, Bahamas, Alaska, Canada and New England, Bermuda and Mexico. The cruise line does offer some European sailings, limited cruises around Australia and two 2024 Asia sailings.

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Disney focuses its attention on North America, with ships making their way to the Caribbean, Bahamas (home to the line's exciting private island, Castaway Cay, and upcoming private destination Lighthouse Point), Mexican Riviera, Pacific Coast and Alaska. Disney Dream sets sail in Europe over the summer months. Disney also takes guests to international destinations like the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia.

Bottom line

First-time cruisers will find that both lines have an abundance of activities and top-notch service. Pick Disney Cruise Line if you're looking for a more upscale atmosphere and plenty of kid-friendly activities, and don't mind Disney theming and characters everywhere. Choose Carnival if you're on a budget but still want to maximize the amount of fun you have onboard.

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Cruise Lines with Family-Friendly Halloween Sailings

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October is a beautiful time of year to travel: the weather tends to be cooler without being uncomfortably cold, airfare is lower, and crowds are smaller than in the peak summer months. This shoulder season is also a great time to take advantage of regional celebrations, such as wine harvest festivals in Europe, not to mention the natural splendor of fall foliage in regions like New England, the Canadian Maritimes, and even Japan.

Families traveling in late October have an additional factor to consider: Halloween. This spooktacular celebration is a favorite among kids, who look forward to carving pumpkins, donning costumes, and trick-or-treating. While some adults may be indifferent, most children don’t want to miss Halloween.

Luckily, many cruise lines cater to families during autumn months with Halloween programming. In some cases, cruise lines offer a special one-time itinerary that includes Oct. 31, while others have multiple sailings throughout the season with themed decor, drinks, and activities.

We’ve rounded up all the cruise lines that offer confirmed Halloween sailings with themed itineraries in 2024 and beyond. We focused on family-friendly cruises with activities for children and unique programming to celebrate the holiday.

Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line celebrates Halloween throughout the month of October across its entire fleet. All ships feature decorations – including Patch the Pumpkin Pirate in the atrium, and special Halloween backdrops for photos. Carnival also offers themed drink specials, and on Oct. 31, Halloween desserts.

Guests can enjoy activities ranging from “frightfully fun” trivia, dance classes, and karaoke, to trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving contests, and even Halloween-themed casino programming (North American only).

Not all of Carnival’s programming is the same across its fleet. Guests who travel on Excel ships (Carnival Celebration, Mardis Gras, and Carnival Jubilee) can enjoy a Halloween costume contest and “Monster Ball,” while the other ships feature “Patch’s Halloween Deck Party and Costume Contest” instead.

Costa Cruise Line

Kids sailing on Costa Cruise Line over Halloween will enjoy a decorated Squok Club, complete with creepy crawlies and pumpkins. The lounges, restaurants, and atrium will also be decorated with carved pumpkins, and on Oct. 31, Halloween-themed desserts are on the menu – including a specialty ice cream at the Gelataria.

Cunard, known for its iconic transatlantic cruises and rich history, goes all in on classy celebrations – Halloween included. Guests can look forward to a Halloween-themed gala ball or a party in the Queens Room, as well as festive decorations, a pumpkin carving contest, specialty cocktails and desserts, themed quizzes, scary movies, and “kreepy karaoke.”

Cunard does have children’s activities onboard as well. Young passengers will enjoy Halloween crafts and activities in The Kids’ Zone, as well as trick-or-treating.

Disney Cruise Line: Halloween on the High Seas

Disney loves Halloween. This is true both on land and on the sea. While the theme parks are known for going all out with festive decor, specialty food and drinks, and even re-themed attractions, Disney Cruise Line offers its own spin on the holiday: Halloween on the High Seas . Available on Magic, Dream, Fantasy, and Wish, the special itinerary includes the dance party event Mickey’s Mouse-querade, themed crafts, trick-or-treating, spine-tingling treats, and character meet-and-greets.

One fan-favorite highlight of Halloween on the High Seas sailings is that the walkaround characters don special costumes. It’s a chance for guests to get their picture with Mickey, Minnie, and Donald and others in unique dress. Recently, Disney added Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, and Clarabelle Cow dressed as the Sanderson sisters from the hit movie “Hocus Pocus.”

Similar to the parks, Disney’s Halloween festivities are not limited to October. Sailings begin in September, and 2025’s dates are already available to book with guaranteed activities.

Holland America Line

While Holland America Line is not a family cruise line in the same way most other cruise lines on this list are, it does offer a kids club. It’s overall laid-back vibe is good for multi-gen groups, but it might not be a great fit for a family with young kids looking for excitement.

Having said that, HAL does offer Halloween-themed activities that the entire family can enjoy (including Great-Grandma), such as crafts, a costume party, a themed tea, special desserts in Lido Market, and even a carved pumpkin contest guests can vote on.

MSC Cruises

Guests onboard MSC Cruises over Halloween will enjoy frightfully fun festivities for all ages. This includes themed menus, parades and parties, costume contests, arts and crafts, quizzes, and other themed games.

Kids onboard will also enjoy a Halloween-inspired itinerary designed just for them. Highlights include an MSC Scary House, trick-or-treating, workshops, challenges, gameshows, and even a writing contest. Teens can celebrate the season with a Halloween night party and costume and makeup competition.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line throws a Halloween party for passengers, complete with festive decorations, goodies, and specialty cocktails. Guests can enjoy themed activities like trivia, as well as trick-or-treating and a costume contest.

Be warned: Because youth programming differs ship-to-ship, NCL cannot confirm the specific activities onboard.

Princess Cruises

Princess Cruises stands out as having some of the most creative and unique family-friendly activities on its Halloween sailings. In addition to the more common offerings, like pumpkin carving contest, themed trivia, and spooky décor, the cruise also runs a ghost ship tour, a pumpkin pie eating contest, a “guess the weight of the pumpkin” contest, and Halloween gameshows.

Cinephiles and horror-lovers alike can enjoy a scary movie marathon, while the kids can choose from Halloween pool games, themed arts and crafts, and even a ship-wide trick-or-treating with the whole family.

Royal Caribbean

Guests on sailings over Oct. 31 are encouraged to don costumes and celebrate Halloween with Royal Caribbean. The ships feature holiday decorations, as well as themed daily activities like costume contests and scavenger hunts.

Adventure Ocean, Royal Caribbean’s award-winning childcare facilities, also offers kid-friendly Halloween decorations and activities.

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Carnival’s Alchemy Bar Full Menu With Prices

Never heard of the Alchemy Bar aboard Carnival’s ships? It’s a cocktail bar hosted by “mixologists.” The bar offers up tasty concoctions that seem more at place in a trendy 1920s New York bar than on a cruise ship. It’s not meant to be a party atmosphere filled with beachy drinks but a classy place to experiment with different flavors in a warm, comfortable setting.

Meanwhile, you won’t find your typical Bud Light or margarita on the menu. Instead, get your tastebuds ready for drinks like a mojito martini or a peach cosmopolitan. Alchemy Bar is most definitely a place that you should expect to sit and relax for a bit — not just grab a drink to take to the pool.

To help get you ready for your next cruise, we’ve got the entire Alchemy Bar menu and prices below.

Left side of menu

Selected mood enhancers from our mixologist. As if cruising didn’t make you happy enough. | $10.95

Passion Potions

Martini Seduction Grey Goose L’Orange Vodka, red passion fruit nectar, freshly squeezed lime juice, and a hint of orange. Try not to swoon.

French Kiss You may fall in love with this. Absolut Vanilia Vodka, Chambord, Domaine Chandon Sparkling Wine and a touch of fresh lime.

The Deal Closer Absolut Vanilia Vodka, Disaronno Amaretto, Irish Cream and chocolate liqueur, The best advice this side of Dr. Whoever.

Energizing Elixirs

Revved Up Mojito Martini Rev it up with Bombay Sapphire Gin, Dry Vermouth, simple syrup, freshly squeezed lime juice and mint leaves.

The Perfect Storm Ready for an invigorating boost? Bacardi Oakheart Spiced Rum, Bacardi Rum, strawberry puree, a hint of rosemary sprig and fresh lime.

Spicy Chipotle Pineapple Martini Prepared with Belvedere Vodka, chipotle pineapple syrup, pineapple juice, simple syrup and mint leaves.

Fountain of Youth

Forty is the New Twenty A martini tastefully prepared for the young… and the young at heart. Pama Pomegranate Liqueur, Grey Goose Vodka, cranberry juice and citrus.

Cucumber Sunrise Belvedere Vodka, watermelon nectar, muddled cucumber, fresh squeezed lime juice and a splash of orange juice. Light and delicious.

The Youthful & Bold Beritini Buck the currents of time with Grey Goose Cherry Noir Vodka, St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur, strawberries, fresh lime juice and a splash of soda complete this martini to enliven the throes of youth.

The Antioxidant Rejuvenate with Belvedere Grapefruit Vodka, Aperol, tangerine, fresh lime juice and a dash of orange juice.

Right side of menu 

$10.95 | Welcome to the pharmacy. Or at least the cocktail menu version of one.

Relief For What Ails

The Remedy Pain? What pain? Feel good with Brugal Anejo Rum, Malibu Coconut Rum, orange juice, pineapple and fresh lime juice.

Fiery Tropical Passion Martini Feed your fever with this feisty dose of Patron Silver Tequila, Patron Citronge, spicy mango puree and fresh citrus.

The Quick Fix Pernod Absinthe, Bacardi Rum, Grey Goose Vodka, Bombay Sapphire Gin, Midori, citrus and a dash of Sprite. You’ll feel better in no time.

Cocktail Therapy

Caribbean Manhattan Take a breather. Templeton Rye Whiskey, Sweet Vermouth, spiced brown sugar syrup and bitters.

Alchemist’s Sidecar A century’s old favorite martini. Hennessy Black Cognac, Patron Citronge, fresh lime juice and simple syrup.

Island Old Fashioned A Caribbean twist of the original cocktail. Spiced infused Bacardi 8 Rum, sugar, water and bitters.

The Medicine Cabinet

Moscow Mule Earning decades of admiration for good reason. Grey Goose Vodka, fresh lime juice and ginger beer.

Curative Peach Cosmopolitan Absolut Citron Vodka, Peach Schnapps, cranberry juice, and fresh citrus. Feeling peachy? You’re about to.

Restorative Basil Drop Sure to stimulate, soothe and restore your senses. Belvedere Vodka, fresh basil, simple syrup and fresh citrus.

Want a zero proof elixir? Let our master mixologist handcraft one just for you | $5.95

Drink responsibly. Our mixologists will take care of the rest.

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Review: Territory Lounge at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Resort

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We are headed back to Territory Lounge ! FINALLY!

The lounge, located in Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Resort, is pretty much the definition of awesome when it comes to Disney resort bars and lounges.

We’ve talked about the   pub grub here in the past, and it’s no secret that every time I stay at WL I find myself down here at least a few times. So during a recent stay I was excited to dig in and share the latest updates with you.

So kick back for a relaxing visit. Let’s begin by taking a look around.

You’ll find the Territory Lounge tucked off to the left side, way past Whispering Canyon Cafe , as you enter the lobby of Wilderness Lodge. It’s fully separated from that animated restaurant , so don’t let its close proximity put you off. It’s fairly quiet in here.

Bar Area and Round Table Seating

There’s sort of a nostalgic hunter’s lodge feel about the Lounge, matching the feel of the whole resort. Wood paneling, paintings of wildlife, and antiqued walls give that sense that you’re in a bit of a man cave.

Rich Colors and Comfortable Seating Make the Space Inviting

Americana Decor and a Cozy Loveseat Make for an Inviting Space

Intimate tables for two along the wall offer that “didn’t-get-here-early-enough-to-get-the-easy-chairs” seating. 😉

Intimate Seating Along the Paneled Wall

I love the shadowboxes that hang just above these tables. They’re full of interesting expedition objects, and the faint glow provides nice light.

Cool Shadowboxes Use Old Expedition Tools as Decor

But, of course, I always seek out the comfy seating in a Disney lounge, and Territory doesn’t disappoint. Curling up in these easy chairs with a nightcap seems like the perfect way to end a Disney Day.

Comfy Chairs and the Framed Flatscreen

Be sure to check out these guys, too! The carved bears beautifully convey the Arts and Crafts spirit epitomized in the Wilderness Lodge Decor.

Carved Wooden Bear Holding up the Bar

All in all, the space is on the small side, but that only lends to its feeling of comfort.

As you know, on my Disney trips I just pretty much eat all day, so I was really just looking to have a drink and maybe a snack or two.

You’ll find the trendy  Moscow Mule on the newest  Standard Disney Bar Menu , and I’m sure it’s been a hot seller.

Menu — Moscow Mule and Blue Mule

On this visit, I went for the Blue Mule .

The plain version is a bracing combination of Russian Standard Vodka, Fresh Lime Juice, Agave Nectar, and Ginger Beer . The Blue Mule adds Blueberry Flavor to the mix. I enjoyed it, though the ginger beer taste was pretty strong. Don’t choose this one if you’re not a Ginger fan!

Although I wasn’t starving, I was still having a bit of trouble coming to a decision about what to order food-wise. And that’s where my awesome server stepped in! Really, the staff here are some of the best in the business . They’ve all worked here for years, and they make every visit to Territory extra special.

When I couldn’t decide right away what to order, my server brought me a small tasting portion of the “PNW” Nachos to try!

When I visited they featured Pulled Pork , along with Apple-Cranberry Salsa, Sharp Cheddar Cheese, and Sour Cream . While they were delicious, I ultimately decided to go with a couple of other choices. (Incidentally, the current menu swaps out Buffalo Chili for the Pulled Pork.)

A Tasting of the “PNW” Nachos, Courtesy of My Awesome Server!

There was something not 100% awesome about these nachos. I think I wanted more cheese, and the tanginess of the cranberries was a little much.

Now, if you’ve read my previous Territory Lounge review , then you know all about their incredible Fondue . I couldn’t help but order it again.

Previously, the ingredient list featured Beer , but now it’s offered as an Oregon Pinot Grigio Fondue . You may find them interchanged, depending on the seasonal whims of chefs. No matter. They are equally delicious and I highly recommend both!

Oregon Pinot Grigio Fondue with Bread and Seasonal Fruits

The Fondue is served in a small cast iron pot with lots of dippers accompanying it. These are usually sturdy Bread Cubes as well as Seasonal Fruits . My assortment included Sourdough, Fresh Apple Chunks, and Dried Fruits .

All of the items were great complements to the rich, tangy cheese .

Pinot Grigio Fondue — Up Close

You cannot set foot into Territory Lounge and not try this. Seriously.

But I’m not finished strongly recommending items yet. Because while I had enjoyed the Fondue before, the next item was new to me.

Truffle Fries with Roasted Garlic Aioli have joined the line up since I last snacked here. And I had to see how they compared with other similar offerings .

And the answer to that question is……….EPICALLY. Yup, these are some of  the best Truffle Fries that I’ve had at Disney. But you guys know me — it’s all about the sauce. The Roasted Garlic Aioli is outrageous.

In fact, since we’re all friends here, I’ll tell you a dirty little secret. Later in my trip, I asked the cast members at Territory to box up an order of these for me — with two sides of sauce — and I took them up to my room and ate them all alone. Yes. Yes I did. Feel free to refer me to your favorite therapist.

Truffle Fries with Roasted Garlic Aioli

And guess what? Those truffle-scented fries also went beautifully with the fondue. (Another recommendation from my awesome server.)

Oregon Pinot Grigio Fondue with Truffle Fries

Because fries and cheese.

With that, I called it a night, having added another incredible Territory Lounge visit to the long list.

It’s always fantastic to visit one of my favorite spots with the intention of making sure it’s still fabulous — and find that it’s just as good as it’s ever been . I know that if you’re staying at, say, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, you probably aren’t going to make a special trip to Wilderness Lodge just to have a nightcap at Territory. But if you did, it would be worth it.

Truly, if you are looking for a special place to meet with friends and enjoy some delicious dishes, give Territory Lounge a try. The staff, the ambiance, and the food and drink offering combine to make this spot something very special.

Have you stopped by Territory Lounge for a nightcap or a bite to eat? Share your experiences with us in comments below!

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March 2, 2015 at 12:26 am

AJ, it may upset you to know that all fries in New Zealand come with aioli. 🙂 Magic!

March 2, 2015 at 9:22 am

I love how you take pictures of not only the wonderful food you are sharing with us, but where you are eating. I think that’s why I enjoy your blog so much. 🙂 Thank you

The nachos looked really good, so did every thing else. One thing I find fun is the cast iron pot for the cheese.

March 2, 2015 at 11:36 am

Based on this site’s reviews, we ate her in November and it was delicious! I also had the Moscow Mule and we really enjoyed the nachos and fondue. The atmosphere is great as well.

March 2, 2015 at 1:00 pm

Thank you, thank you! Once again a fun review, as usual. We have stayed at the Wilderness Lodge a couple times and relaxed in the Territory Lounge. We had our first Sam Adams Oktoberfest here many years ago, and now it’s one of our favorite beers. It’s so nice seeing a lot of our favorite places on your site in between our Disney visits. We go through withdrawals at least once a month.

March 2, 2015 at 2:28 pm

I have to say, reading this review made me a little homesick. Last summer was the first time we stayed at WL, and I believe that we ended almost every day in the Territory Lounge. The food, service, and drinks were always lovely. There are even some really nice, unique wines by the glass. I actually loved the pork nachos, but I loved everything we had there! It is also great that there are several treats from Artist Point available. Can’t wait to get back to Territory Lounge.

March 2, 2015 at 2:31 pm

We ate twice at Territory Lounge in January…LOVED IT! The mushroom soup was to die for and the cobbler was delicious! And the service was outstanding…my husband liked it so much that he volunteered to go do laundry while on vacation so he could stop by the lounge and have a bloody Mary 😉

March 2, 2015 at 3:22 pm

Love going there for the offerings that are on their menu that are also on the Artist Point menu – the cobbler and the mushroom soup. =D

March 2, 2015 at 6:18 pm

Chelsea is a great server!

March 2, 2015 at 6:58 pm

We have not been there yet, but will be making a trip in October to get some of that fondue!:D

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