Quick Service Dining on the Disney Magic



Today we have the last post about Disney Cruise Line until after our next cruise! We’ll have a few other posts before we set sail on the all-new Disney Wonder, but this is the last of what we have to talk about from our last cruise.

We’ve talked a lot about the food on the Disney Magic, but we still haven’t talked about the quick service options, yet. There are three quick service, or counter service, locations on the pool deck which are open throughout the day. We love the ability to talk up to deck 9 when we’re hungry, whether it’s for breakfast, lunch or a snack, and to just grab something.

That’s right, walk up to your location of choice, let the cast member know what you would like, sit back, relax and enjoy your meal or snack. No worry about having to pay for anything, no waiting for food to arrive. The hardest thing might just be deciding which location you would like to stop by and what you would like to eat. The easy solution, get something from more than one location!

On deck there is Daisy’s De-lites, Pete’s Boiler Bites, Pinocchio’s Pizzeria and self-serve, soft serve ice cream and drink stations.

Daisy’s De-lites offers lighter fare like sandwiches, wraps, salads and fresh fruit! Great for a light lunch or an afternoon snack.

Pinocchio’s Pizzeria offers various pizza pies, there is bound to be something for every taste.

Pete’s Boiler Bites offers burgers (beef and veggie), chicken tenders, fish sandwiches, hot dogs and while we were on board shawarma. Order as much as you like and whatever you like! A toppings bar is also available for all of your burger and dog topping needs.

Craving something sweet? Stop by the ice cream station!

Drinks are also available 24 hours a day at the on deck drink station. Soft drinks, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, milk and water are all available.

I’m so excited to be getting back on a Disney ship in a few weeks!

Are you ready to start planning your Disney Cruise? I’d be happy to help! Feel free to contact me at miriyawhitaker@worldofmagictravel.com to get started!

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