Thread: Disney Dining Information

Disney Dining Information

Disney's whimsical style extends to dining with three unique theme restaurants on each ship. As you experience each restaurant, one thing doesn't change -- your personal wait staff goes with you, so you are assured night after night of impeccable Disney service. And exclusively for adults, a reservation at romantic Palo guarantees unsurpassed cuisine with a 270° ocean view.

Main Dining Room Policies: Disney guests are assigned to one of two seatings in the main dining room for their evening meal, early or late. The early and late seating times can vary by ship or itinerary, but are usually at around 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., respectively. Dinner seating preferences may be requested at the time of booking, but are not guaranteed. The attire in Animator's Palate and Parrot Cay is resort casual -- open-collar shirts and slacks for men and pants and a blouse or a casual dress for ladies. In Lumière's, Triton's, and Palo, men should wear jackets and ladies should wear dresses or pantsuits. No shorts, T-shirts or jeans may be worn in any restaurants in the evening. No swimsuits should be worn in any dining location.

Beverage Policy: All non-alcoholic and non-specialty beverages included at meal times. Soft drink cards for children and beer cards for adults, good for unlimited soft drinks or beer, are available for purchase onboard.

Special Requests: Special meals are available including low-calorie, vegetarian, no MSG, low/no sodium and low/no cholesterol meals, as well as sugar-free and fat-free desserts. Kosher meals must be requested at time of booking. Children's menus are available in the restaurants. In addition, a dinner buffet will be offered for children who participate in the supervised programs during the dinner hour.

All dining rooms onboard Disney ships are smoke-free.

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Which is the best timetable for dining?
First or second turn?

many thanks for your answer
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