Disney Destiny – Main Dining Rooms & Other Eats

Disney Destiny - Main Dining Rooms & Other Eats

Disney Destiny will have the same Rotational Dining Plan as all the other Disney Ships. Destiny will have 3 Main Dining Rooms. You will rotate through the restaurants. On a 4-night cruise you will go to 2 restaurants once and the 3^rd restaurant twice. On a 5-night cruise you will go to 2 restaurants twice and the 3^rd restaurant once. You will not know your rotation until you get on the ship.

 

Disney Destiny will have 2 of the same restaurants that the other Triton/Wish class ships (Wish & Treasure) have. 1923 and World of Marvel. The 3^rd restaurant is Pride Lands: Feast of the Lion King.

1923: This restaurant evokes the glitz and glamour of Hollywood in the 1920’s. It will have display cases showcasing artwork and other things from Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Lucas films. It is a walk back in time of Movie History.

World of Marvel: This restaurant takes you into the Marvel Cinemania Universe. This restaurant has a different story line than the other ships. Groot is trying to throw a birthday party for Rocket. So join the fun and see what happens!

Pride Lands: Feast of the Lion King: This restaurant has Broadway style entertainment and storytelling to entertain you while you dine. You will hear the Lion King story and enjoy the music from the Lion King Movie.

Just off the Grand Hall there are 2 walk up Cafes. One is Megara, with a Greco-Disco theme. Megara from Hercules is the inspiration of this dining establishment. Merida of Brave is the inspiration for the Celtic themed location.

Edna A La Mode Sweetshop is a location to treat your Super Sweet Tooth! Edna took her sewing equipment and redesigned it to make sweets! Here you can buy candy, cookies, ice cream and gelato.

 

Coming back is Marceline Market and Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods for casual foods and buffet dining. These areas are on the Pool Deck and most items are included with your cruise fare.

For adults only Palo Steakhouse and Enchante by Chef Arnaud Lallement are returning! These are very popular getaways and do cost extra. Platinum and Pearl Castaway Club Members get one meal at Palo for free each cruise.

 

What are the Adult Dining Options on the Disney Cruise Ships!

 What are the Adult Dining Options on the Disney Cruise Ships!

Palo is on all the ships of the Disney Fleet. It is a High End Northern Italian Adult Only Restaurant on the ships. You can have Brunch or Dinner at Palo. There is a reported price hike at Palo for dinner. Dinner now is $50 and Brunch is still $45 per person.

 

Now for the personal opinion. You are not allowed to pick the day or time you wish to eat at Palo, unless you pick first night dinner. You can give 2 days you wish with 2 preferred times. Therefore, you will not know what restaurant you will be missing if you have dinner at Palo. Even picking Palo for 1^st night you do not know what restaurant you will miss until boarding. The Main Dining Rooms are NOT to be missed in my opinion! Skip Palo Dinner and go for Brunch, unless you have been on the ship often and know all the main restaurants.

 

Palo Brunch use to be a Buffett. Now you get a menu, but you can order whatever you want and as many as you want for $45 per person. If you want 2 appetizers just ask for them! Can’t decide between 2 main courses? Ask for both! Want all the deserts? Not a problem! They will bring you anything you want! There is only 1 glass of Champagne or Sparkling Apple Cider included with the cost.

 

I’m not a fan of Italian food. It is just not my flavor favorite. My stomach does not like the spices and tomatoes. But I LOVE dining at Palo!! Why do I like Palo? The Experience! I LOVE the ambiance, the service, and décor! Vacations are about MEMORIES and Palo packs them in!

 

Maybe you prefer French cuisine to Italian. You can also do Remy, on the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy. At Remy, Brunch is now $80 per person and dinner is $135. The dessert option is now $65. On the Disney Wish Enchante now costs $80 per person. The Dessert offering is $65 per guest. Passion and Collection dinner options will cost $135 and $205, up from $125 and$195.