Disney Wish Main Dining Room Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Drink Menus
A Brief Introduction to Rotational Dining on the Disney Wish
I’ll keep my hilarious and engaging commentary (said no one, not related to me, ever) to a minimum, because I know you’re just here for the menus. But for those who are new to or curious about cruising on Disney or on the Wish, you should know about “rotational dining,” which is unique to the line. Instead of “traditional dining” where you eat at the same restaurant, at the same time, at the same table, with the same table mates, and with the same wait staff each night or “freestyle dining” (also called “my time dining” or “anytime dining”) where you can dine at any time, with anyone you choose, at any available restaurant, with “rotational dining,” you’ll have the same dining time each night, the same table mates, and the same wait team, but you’ll rotate to a different restaurant each evening. On the Disney Wish, you’ll rotate among three restaurants: 1923, Arendelle, and Worlds of Marvel.
On three night cruises, you’ll dine at each restaurant once. On four night cruises, you’ll eat at one of the restaurants twice. Your rotation will be assigned in advance based on the deck number of your cabin. So, curious about what you’ll eat (and drink!) as you rotate around the ship, hopefully not becoming so dizzy as to warrant a visit to the medical center where you can finally answer a burning question I’ve had about Disney cruises for years: do the ship doctors and nurses dress up like Doc McStuffins or Baymax? Here are the menus!
1923 Menus on the Disney Wish
1923 Breakfast Menu on the Disney Wish
1923 Embarkation Day Lunch Menu on the Disney Wish
1923 Dinner Menu on the Disney Wish
1923 Dessert Menu on the Disney Wish
1923 Kids Menu on the Disney Wish
1923 Allergy Friendly Dinner Menu on the Disney Wish
1923 Drink Menu on the Disney Wish
Arendelle Menus on the Disney Wish
Arendelle Dinner Menu on the Disney Wish
Arendelle Dessert Menu on the Disney Wish
Arendelle Kid’s Menu on the Disney Wish
Arendelle Allergy Friendly Menu on the Disney Wish
Arendelle Drink Menu on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Menus on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Lunch Menu on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Dinner Menu on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Dessert Menu on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Kid’s Menu on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Allergy Friendly Menu on the Disney Wish
Worlds of Marvel Drink Menu on the Disney Wish
And with that…
Class Dismissed!
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How nice of you to post this for us! I should warn vegetarians that our Disney cruise ship dinner menu was absolutely awful. I’m vegetarian, my daughter is vegan, and our two grandsons are vegetarian. Daughter almost starved to death during dinner (she could find food at breakfast and buffet lunch). Every night grandsons got to choose between cheese pizza and macaroni and cheese, neither offerings being very tasty or healthy. Toward the end, I remembered my discovery on Princess that there is an off-menu Indian dinner family offering, which was entirely vegetarian. I asked our waiter if they did that aboard Disney, and they did. We picked out the vegan offerings and dined very well. Much Indian vegetarian food is protein-rich and healthy, and, of course, delicious. I was so surprised that the veg food on the Disney cruise was so awful, as a few years earlier hubby and I spent a week at Walt Disney World and got the nightly specialty dinner offering at each “Land.” It was all incredibible, both veg and non-veg (hubby). We’ve cruised many lines over the years, and Disney had by far the worst for vegetarian and vegan fare. Regarding the Indian off-menu offerings, I’m now thinking that most if not all cruise ships offer this option. Is this true? If so, vegetarians and non-vegetarians should become aware of it. We were not charged extra and could order it wherever we were for dinner. I only found this out when we sat near an Indian family on Princess at the regular dining room and noticed they were eating far better than I was.
That’s such a great tip for vegetarians (like me!) sailing on Disney! I’ve ordered off the Indian menu on several other lines (Royal Caribbean and Princess) and it’s always fantastic! Excited to try it on Disney!
That’s great to know! Do you just ask for the “Indian menu?” I feel like there is some sort of heritage-bias in asking like that. I don’t want to be rude or insulting. Looking forward to our cruise in 2 weeks!
I don’t recall exactly what I said , but we had been griping to the waitstaff that there was so little veg and vegan to choose from, and they were less than helpful (not their fault, seems to be the Disney cruise policy to really cut back on good food at dinner for vegs). Ratings on Disney cruises are not good for food, and, for veg they are dismal. I mentioned that we had been on other cruiselines where off-menu meals for Indian vegetarian food were offered, and,did they have that option? One waiter eagerly said yes and listed the meal offerings that are vegan. We ordered several (they are served family style), and they were all delicious. I got the impression that Disney corporate discourages voluntarily mentioning this option to anyone who doesn’t “look” like they might be interested in it since it probably costs them more, but our waitstaff were all delighted by our enthusiastic enjoyment of the wonderful food. We also gave waitstaff extra gratuity. I hope you have a great voyage and enjoy your meals!
Thank you so much for responding with your experience. I see a lot on the menu I would like to try but I don’t like seafood and there was one menu I wasn’t thrilled about. I will bring this up at the table that night. Thanks again!