Sailing Disney Cruise - Food Allergies – Diabetes – Dietary special Needs
There is nothing
worse than food allergies. If you are at sea and eat something you are allergic
it could be a major issue that ruins your trip and possibly life threatening. How
does DCL deal with allergies?? The last thing DCL wants is someone sick when it
could be avoided!
Before you sail
make sure to fill out the Special Needs form and let DCL know you have an
allergy. Tell them what you are allergic to. Then first night at dinner on the
cruise your Server will ask you if you are allergic to anything, tell them. They
will make a note of that and if you try to order something with the item you
are allergic to in it they will say now. For those looking to cut back on sugar
or who are diabetic there are lots of sugar free options offered.
When you go to a sit
down breakfast or lunch, Quick Service or Adult Dining, they will ask you about
allergies. If they don’t ask, make sure to tell them! The same goes for Room
Service. If they can make the requested food without the item that you are
allergic to they will. If they can’t make it without the allergen, they will
tell you to pick something else. If there is nothing available you like without
something you are allergic to they will often make something special for you
that is allergy free. Challenge the chief! I’ve had them come out and ask what things
you like to eat. Then they fix something with those ingredients in it. I got a
delicious Italian desert in Palo that was completely off menu because of my
allergies! The chief made it specially for me. If you are in the Main
Restaurant and they don’t have something you can or want to eat and there was
something from the night before you enjoyed, go ahead and ask for it! It can be
done!
DCL wants you to
enjoy the food on the ship, even if you have dietary limitations. Do you need Sugar
Free, Gluten Free, Vegan, Vegetarian, your food Pureed, or other special
requirements? Let DCL know and they will go out of their way to make sure you
eat well! I’ve seen them deal with all sorts of dietary needs. You just need to
talk to them.
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