Hundreds, maybe thousands of families are just like mine these days, anxiously awaiting the release of the Disney Cruise Line itineraries for the remainder of 2015. My family and I are getting ready to book our third Disney Cruise as soon as bookings open, and the suspense is killing me!
Where are the ships going? What will the itineraries be? Most importantly, what is it going to cost? While we wait, I thought I’d share with you one of my favorite things about a Disney cruise, included room service!
Yep, most items on the room service menu (packaged snacks, canned sodas, bottled water, and alcohol excluded) are available 24 hours a day and are included in your cruise fare (don’t forget to tip the delivery person). Just like the rest of the food on a Disney cruise, it’s delicious, too! My family loves room service primarily for the unlimited Mickey ice cream bars (not on the menu but they’ll bring them) and my very favorite thing they call All Hands On Deck.
It’s a fruit, cheese and cracker plate, which hits the spot as an afternoon snack with a glass of wine while getting ready for the evening. I’ve spent several early evenings noshing on this very thing while sitting on my veranda watching the sky dim.
It’s definitely one of my happy places.
We also love room service for breakfast when we either don’t feel like getting dressed right away for breakfast or we are in a hurry to get off the ship to begin our day in whatever the port of call is that day. In addition to the regular menu (which again is available 24 hours a day) there is a card you can hang on your door the night before with your selections and desired delivery time. It’s a continental-type breakfast and you can get things like cereal, yogurt, fruit and pastries. We love the fruit and pastries!
Hot food is also available any time. We’ve gotten things like sandwiches with fries and chicken wings. Other things are available, too, like salmon and pizza. We’ve also ordered the chocolate chip cookies, and they are colossal!
We’ve even been the lucky recipients of surprises from room service like a fruit basket and a miniature dessert plate.
As soon as Disney Cruise Line releases the itineraries for our targeted travel time, I’ll be counting down the days when I can once again enjoy this luxury!
What’s your favorite part of a Disney cruise?
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