Travel with the Whitakers

Before we get to the real post, please check out the new addition to the blog – the announcement at the top and right side of the page. Yep, that’s right no Disney pictures anymore – but if there are any pictures that interest you, especially these food pics, let us know by email and we’d be happy to share with you! Time to talk about Disney Cruise Line food! They have some amazing food and there is something to satisfy everyone. We’re going to talk about the food in the order that we ate it – so we’ll cover each restaurant and each meal. Our first night on the ship we ate at Animator’s Palate. Animator’s Palate is located all the way at the back of the ship (aft) on deck 4. The restaurant showcases the animation process. At the beginning of the meal the walls as well as the giant paint brushes are all black and white. Throughout the night, though the pictures begin to get color. Food To start focaccia bread and garlic dip were brought to the table – yum, b

I don't know about you, but when we think about Disney one of the first things that cones to mind is food. Disney has amazing food in their parks and resorts, but you can also find absolutely amazing food aboard Disney Cruise Line. And there is something for everyone!  Today we're going to give an overview of all of the dining available aboard the Wonder and then over the next few weeks we'll provide reviews of each restaurant and all of the food we enjoyed on our cruise in August. The Wonder has a wide variety of dining options that include casual/quick service, main dining, buffet, room service, and adult only dining. Quick Service The casual or quick service dining is all located poolside on deck 9. These spots are all great for lunch or to grab something between meals. Pinocchio's Pizzeria offers a variety of pizza options - there's something for everyone.    Goofy's Galley offers lighter options that include sandwiches, wrap