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Category: Disney Cruise Line Dining
We are pleased to announce the following offer:
All Disney Cruise Line bookings made between now and September 23, 2011, with sail dates any time from September 21, 2011 through March 21, 2012 will receive the following in onboard credit …
Total cruise fare $3,500.00 – $5,000.00 — $100.00
Total cruise fare $5001.00 – $6,000.00 — $150.00
Total cruise fare $6001.00 – $8,500.00 — $200.00
Total cruise fare $8,5001 – $10,000.00 — $ 250.00
Total cruise fare $10,001 + — $300.00
Additional $100.00 in onboard credit applied when booking any suite.
In addition to onboard credit, each booking will receive a special onboard gift; one per stateroom.
rhonda@magicalmemoriestravel.net
866-610-0499
If you’ve ever wanted to experience the luxury of a sailing in a suite aboard the Disney Magic or Disney Wonder NOW IS YOU CHANCE!
Suites aboard these two spectacular ships have gone into GTY status for most November 2011 sailings and that means HUGE savings for you!
Suites begin at $3,529.00 first and second guests; $789.00 each additional guest. Suites accommodate up to 7 guests. (Two Bedroom Suite and Royal Suite – One Bedroom Suite will accommodate 4-5 guests)
This is an unheard of offer for Disney Cruise Line!
For more information or to book:
rhonda@magicalmemoriestravel.net
866-610-0499
Book ANY sailing with Disney Cruise Line and receive up to $300.00 in onboard credit! That’s $300.00 to spend any way you like while onboard The Disney Magic, The Disney Wonder, or the Disney Dream!
Offer valid for all sail dates from now until December 31, 2012.
rhonda@magicalmemoriestravel.net
866-610-0499
Disney Cruise Line® dining is sure to satisfy the appetites of your entire family—thanks to fresh, expertly prepared dishes made available 24 hours a day. Featuring diverse menus inspired by some of the world’s most intriguing destinations, and restaurants that are distinctly themed and brimming with charm, it’s the finest dining at sea.
Featured dining options include:
- Main Dining – Disney‘s innovative Rotational Dining system lets you “rotate” to one of 3 distinctly themed restaurants each night, while your servers follow you from venue to venue.
- Adult Exclusive Dining – adults 18 and older can enjoy the magic of a more romantic and elegant dining experience during their vacation.
Other onboard food and beverage options include:
Main & Adult Dining Venue Descriptions
Animator’s Palate
Ships: Disney Magic®, Disney Wonder®, Disney Dream™
Dress Code: Changes nightly, check stateroom newsletter for information. Tank tops, swim wear or shorts should not be worn for dinner.
Cuisine: Contemporary Pacific Rim cuisine with an American flair
Cost: None, included with cruise fare (except specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Inspired by the magic of Disney animation, this spacious yet stylized restaurant is filled with everything you’d expect to find inside an actual animator’s studio. Character sketches, maquettes, light boxes, paint brushes, computer work stations and other tools of the animation trade delightfully decorate the venue; and scenes and characters from popular Disney films adorn the walls—creating a one-of-a-kind experience.
Parrot Cay
Ships: Disney Magic, Disney Wonder
Dress Code: Changes nightly, check stateroom newsletter for information. Tank tops, swim wear or shorts should not be worn for dinner.
Cuisine: Breakfast/Lunch: classic American – Dinner: Caribbean grill specialties
Cost: None, included with cruise fare (except specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Inspired by the relaxed feel of the tropics, step into a festive and brightly colored room that recalls careless days on the beach. Parquet wood floors, shutters, large green leaves and khaki bamboo furniture mingle amid a turquoise-blue setting. During the 4-course dinner, enjoy a selection of Caribbean-island grill inspired cuisine for Guests of all ages.
Enchanted Garden
Ship: Disney Dream
Dress Code: Changes nightly, check stateroom newsletter for information. Tank tops, swim wear or shorts should not be worn for dinner.
Cuisine: Market-inspired Continental
Cost: None, included with cruise fare (except specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Inspired by the picturesque gardens of Versailles, this restaurant boasts a market-inspired menu from around the world for breakfast, lunch and dinner – while transforming magically from day to night over the course of the meal. Flower light fixtures “bloom” in color and the ceiling changes from a brilliant blue, to golden red and finally into a constellation of twinkling stars. Adding to the idyllic atmosphere is a 7-foot tall cascading fountain with a Mickey Mouse stone cherub.
Lumiere’s
Ship: Disney Magic
Dress Code: Changes nightly, check stateroom newsletter for information. Tank tops, swim wear or shorts should not be worn for dinner.
Cuisine: Breakfast/Lunch: classic American – Dinner: continental with French flair
Cost: None, included with cruise fare (except specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Named after the candelabra in Disney’s animated film Beauty and the Beast, make your way into a spacious ballroom, where glowing rose flowers hang in glass domes with Art Deco columns. Offering a scrumptious 4-course dinner, enjoy a selection of cuisine with a distinct French-inspired twist. Breakfast and lunch boast American-inspired classics for Guests choosing to either remain on the ship or forgo the buffets.
Triton’s
Ship: Disney Wonder
Dress Code: Changes nightly, check stateroom newsletter for information. Tank tops, swim wear or shorts should not be worn for dinner.
Cuisine: Breakfast/Lunch: classic American – Dinner: continental with French flair
Cost: None, included with cruise fare (except specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Named after King Triton from the Disney film The Little Mermaid, this grand ballroom recalls a transatlantic ocean liner with a dazzling Art Deco theme. It brims with ornate chandeliers, stained glass walls and a mural with an “under the sea” theme. Enjoy a 4-course dinner with a distinct French-inspired twist. Breakfast and lunch boast American classics for Guests choosing to either remain on the ship or forgo the buffets.
Royal Palace
Ship: Disney Dream
Dress Code: Changes nightly, check stateroom newsletter for information. Tank tops, swim wear or shorts should not be worn for dinner.
Cuisine: French-inspired continental cuisine
Cost: None, included with cruise fare (except specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Find yourself in the center of a classic Disney fairytale where much of the restaurant’s décor is inspired by classic Disney films like Cinderella, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast. Resplendent décor includes ornate marble floors, a luxurious rose carpet and an elaborate chandelier brimming with glass slippers and roses, along with hand-painted portraits of Disney princesses and princes.
Palo
Ships: Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, Disney Dream
Dress Code: A dress shirt or jacket is required for men and a dress or pantsuit is required for women. No jeans allowed. At brunch and high tea, attire is cruise casual, however, no shorts, jeans, swimwear or tank tops.
Cuisine: Northern Italian
Booking: Guests will skip the regularly scheduled Main Dining restaurant. Reservations are required.
Cost: Brunch/Dinner: $20 per adult, High Tea: $10 per adult
(specialty or alcoholic beverages can be ordered for additional cost)
Over subtle classical Italian music, this restaurant offers nightly dinner, brunch (4-night or longer cruises) and high tea (7-night or longer cruises). Named after the long poles used to push and pull gondolas, Venetian masks adorn the walls, a backlit bar sits at the center and an open kitchen adds to the magic. Elegant glass, inlaid wood paneling and sweeping panoramic floor-to-ceiling ocean views make this the perfect setting for Guests 18 or older looking for a more intimate or romantic experience.
Remy
Ship: Disney Dream
Dress Code: Men: A jacket (sports, suit or tuxedo) with dress pants/slacks and shoes is required. Ties optional. Ladies: Cocktail/evening dress, pant suit or skirt/blouse required. No jeans, shorts, capri pants, sandals, flip-flops or tennis shoes.
Cuisine: French, featuring superior seasonal ingredients from around the globe
Booking: Guests will skip the regularly scheduled Main Dining restaurant. Reservations are required.
Cost: Dinner: $75 per adult (plus cost of specialty or alcoholic beverages)
Offering the most upscale dining experience onboard for Guests 18 and older, relish spectacular ocean views and sophisticated décor. Like an authentic fine-dining restaurant in France, the luxurious dining room is softly lit and designed in a timeless Art Nouveau style. Adding to the refined ambience, tables are set with Frette linens, Riedel glassware, Christofle silverware and china created exclusively for the restaurant. The gourmet menu was created by Chef Arnaud Lallement from l’Assiette Champenoise—a Michelin 2-star restaurant just outside Reims, France—and Chef Scott Hunnel from award-winning Victoria & Albert’s at Walt Disney World® Resort.
Pre-Dinner Service
Guests can meet with a sommelier in Remy’s wine room to taste and pre-select their wines for the evening. Please note, alcoholic beverages are available for an extra charge.
Private Chef’s Table
A special Chef’s Table room (8 Guests Required) offers a unique multi-course menu while interacting with the head chef. The room has elegant décor, shimmering chandeliers and scenes of Paris on the walls.
The Wine Room
Dine in a luxurious glass-walled room with marble flooring amid more than 900 bottles of rare selection Old World and New World wines (Note: not private, part of main room).
