Disney4me Posted Wednesday at 05:00 PM Report Share Posted Wednesday at 05:00 PM We’re revealing what it’s REALLY like to cruise with Disney! Disney Magic Cruise Ship With the recent release of Disney Treasure back in December, along with the up-and-coming releases of the Disney Adventure and Disney Destiny, we guess you could say the Disney Cruise Line has been a hot topic for MANY lately — especially those planning upcoming vacations. If you’re curious about dining aboard a Disney cruise ship — and what the dress code looks like — you’ve come to the right place! Word on the street — or the seas, in this case — is that you don’t ALWAYS have to dress fancy for dinner when sailing aboard a Disney Cruise Line ship. But just how true is this statement? Arendelle: A Frozen Adventure As it turns out, pretty darn true! When you eat dinner on your Disney Cruise, you can make things as casual or as fancy as you’d like them to be. Enchanté On a 3 or 4-night cruise, things stay pretty “cruise casual” in the dining rooms. With that said, you still can’t show up in your swimwear or tank tops, so keep that in mind. Worlds of Marvel on the Disney Wish However, on Pirate Night — which is a specialty-themed night that happens on EVERY cruise ship and wraps up your evening with a specialty pirate dance party — you can (if you so desire) dress up like a pirate! Captain Hook and Mr. Smee on the Disney Magic There will also be an OPTIONAL dress-up night where you can wear your nice jacket, pantsuit, or dress that you’ve been wanting to show off. ©Disney Now, on a 7-night cruise, there’ll be a formal and semi-formal night that you can choose to take part in, too. Though, once again, it’s not a requirement if you don’t WANT to dress up all fancy with your crew. The only restaurants onboard the ships that are a little more strict when it comes to dress codes are going to be the adults-only, high-end restaurants that you’ll pay extra for. Those restaurants are as follows: Enchanté by Chef Arnaud Lallement — Disney Wish, Deck 12 Palo — Disney Magic, Deck 10; Disney Wonder, Deck 10; Disney Dream, Deck 12; Disney Fantasy, Deck 12 Palo Steakhouse – Disney Wish, Deck 12 Remy – Disney Dream, Deck 12; Disney Fantasy, Deck 12 The chandelier in Enchanté! Do you like to get dressed up or do you prefer a more casual look when dining aboard the Disney Cruise Line? Let us know in the comments and continue to follow us here at DFB for more Disney Cruise Line tips, updates, and reviews! NEWS: Disney Cruise Line Just Made an Important Change to Its Travel Rules Effective Immediately DON'T DO IT ALONE! Our favorite people over at Small World Vacations are ready to help you save time, headaches, and best of all, money, when you book your Disney trip or cruise. Their agents compare current offers to find the best deal for you -- they've literally saved their guests millions of dollars since 1996. Plus, their services are 100% FREE FOR YOU! (They're DFB's recommended travel agency, and you can see why here!) So book that trip now, then sit back and enjoy planning your Disney World Trip with a DFB-approved expert! Click here for a no obligation price quote today, and let them know DFB sent you GET MORE INFO What is your favorite Disney Cruise Line restaurant? Let us know in the comments!The post Do You Have to Dress Fancy for Dinner on Disney Cruises? first appeared on the disney food blog.View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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