Each ship is a little different, here is what’s available on the Disney Wonder.
There are a variety of dining options on the Disney Wonder, including rotational dining, quick-service and a buffet option.
There are three restaurants included in the nightly rotational dining – Tiana’s Place, Triton’s and Animator’s Palate. Each night your party will be scheduled to eat in a different restaurant with its own menu. You’ll be paired with a specific group of waitstaff members who will move from restaurant to restaurant with you. You can find the menus and your assigned restaurant in the Disney Navigator App.
Tiana’s Place includes a Louisiana inspired atmosphere inspired by The Princess and The Frog movie. While dining here, you’ll enjoy live jazz music and an on stage visit with Tiana. Louis often shows up as well and leads an impromptu parade ending with everyone dancing under a limbo pole.
Animator’s Palate is where the art of Disney seems to come to life. The hallway entrance is lined with sketches of many of your favorite characters. While dining, you can watch the characters evolve from a few pencil scratches to full blown in color characters in the ‘live’ artwork surrounding the room.
Triton’s, as you may have guessed, is a Little Mermaid themed restaurant, named after none other than the king of the sea himself, Ariel’s father.
On embarkation day, after completing the mandatory muster drill, the Disney Wonder offers lunch at Triton’s for concierge guests and Tiana’s Place for all non-concierge guests. The menu is the same in both places.
In addition, the Disney Wonder offers a more casual dining atmosphere at Cabanas, where you can choose from a variety of buffet menu options for breakfast and lunch. Pre-Covid, Cabanas also offered table-service dining in the evening during dinner time, featuring the signature dishes from the main restaurant. As of July 30th, they haven’t yet brought this option back.
If you’re looking for an adults only upscale dining experience, consider booking brunch or dinner at Palo. Palo offers a more refined restaurant atmosphere and reservations are required. Palo is not included in the main dining plan; additional fees apply. If this is something you are interested in, consider making the reservation as soon as your window opens up; slots fill up fast.
In addition to the ‘Wonder’ful options listed above, there are several quick service options available on Deck 9, including Pinnochio’s Pizzeria, Pete’s Boiler Bites, Daisy’s De-Lites and Eye-Scream Treats, where you can snack on pizza, burgers, small sandwiches, and of course soft-serve ice cream.
If none of that works for you or you just feel like staying in your cabin all day, there’s also the option of room service. Room service is available 24 hours a day and includes a continental breakfast and a limited menu for lunch and dinner.
On debarkation day, breakfast will be served at one of two assigned times based on your nightly dining rotation time. Those with the earlier dining reservations will also be assigned to the earlier breakfast and vice versa.
More information about the restaurant and time can be found in your Disney Navigator App.