Dining Options on the Disney Fantasy

Eating on a Disney Cruise ship can be a pleasure, and the Disney Fantasy has some amazing dining options. Here’s a look at all of the restaurants, bars, and snack stands onboard.

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Rotational Main Dining

Rather than a static main dining room, Disney Cruise Line rotates guests between multiple dining options. The schedule is fixed and the wait staff rotates with the guests to build familiarity. These restaurants are included in the cruise price.

Animator’s Palate

Animator’s Palate is an innovative restaurant where the show includes drawings coming to life on screens all around you. Undersea Magic immerses diners in the world of Finding Nemo, or you can try to draw your own character with Animation Magic.

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Royal Court

At breakfast and lunch, Royal Court offers another sit-down option. Dinnertime features French and continental cuisine in the opulence of the classic Disney fairytales like Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty, and Beauty and the Beast.

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Enchanted Garden

Enchanted Garden is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner. The cuisine is American for breakfast and lunch, but the restaurant becomes French-inspired at dinner. As guests enjoy their meal the restaurant changes as flowers bloom and the “sky” fades from day to night.

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Specialty Dining

There are three specialty dining venues onboard the Disney Fantasy. These are extra-special experiences that cost extra.

Remy

Remy is exclusive to adults and adheres to a strict dress code. Men are required to wear jackets (or collared shirt for brunch), and no jeans, shorts, capri pants, sneakers, or open toed shoes are permitted.

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The cuisine is French fare and reservations are required. The price is $125 for a prix fixe dinner and $105 extra for wine pairings. Brunch is $75 with a $30 extra charge for champagne pairings. The dessert experience is $60 per person and $25 extra for a wine pairing, and the Petites Assiettes de Remy is $50 per person.

Palo

Fine Northern Italian fare is served in the adults-exclusive Palo. The price is $45 for a prix fixe dinner, with the option to add $59 for a wine pairing. Brunch is $45 per person.

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Royal Court Royal Tea

Children ages 3-12 can partake in a special tea party with Disney characters. Princess-themed gifts include a jewelry box, link bracelet, necklace with charms, a Cinderella doll, an autograph book with a pen, and a tiara. Knight-themed gifts include a Royal Court cinch bag, sword and shield, pins, autograph book, and Duffy the Disney Bear plush.

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The price for the Royal Tea is $220 for children and $69 for adults. Adults do not receive gifts.

Table Service Dining

Cabanas

Cabanas is the closest thing to a buffet-style restaurant found on the Disney Fantasy. For breakfast and lunch, guests can order freshly-made food at 10 different stations. At dinner, the restaurant becomes table service.

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Quick Service Dining

Flo’s Cafe

Flo’s contains three different stations: Luigi’s Pizza, Tow Mater’s Grill, and Fillmore’s Favorites. Guests can grab burgers, pizza, salads, sandwiches, and more.

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Snacks

Sweet on You

Modeled after a vintage ice cream parlor, guests can enjoy all sorts of ice cream and sweet treats.

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Eye Scream Treats

A wide selection of soft-serve ice cream flavors.

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Frozone Treats

A great spot for frozen smoothies to be sipped poolside.

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Preludes

The snack bar outside of the Walt Disney Theatre serves quick bites like cookies, candy, popcorn, and cocktails.

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Senses Juice Bar

Near Senses Spa & Salon, guests can enjoy juices and other blended beverages with fresh fruits and vegetables.

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Room Service

Made-to-order dishes are available for order 24 hours a day. Most items are included in the cruise price.

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