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tinkerbell198530 · 03-21-2010, 02:16 AM

I am going to go on a disney cruise for the first time a year from september and I want to know if there is a place that is open 24/7 don't get me wrong I am not fat I just have a weird eating secdule. Can I get food to go from the restrant, so I can eat it later

Andrew DEREK UK · 03-21-2010, 02:25 AM

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Originally Posted by tinkerbell198530

I am going to go on a Disney cruise for the first time a year from September and I want to know if there is a place that is open 24/7 don't get me wrong I am not fat I just have a weird eating schedule. Can I get food to go from the restaurant, so I can eat it later

You main option is Room service which is 24 hours a day from 1.30pm on embarkation ( when rooms open) to 1am last morning, (suites different).

You can order food at any time during this.

Now the main food places offer food for considerable hours from around 6am, light breakfast, to buffet breakfast, lunch dinner, snacks, to midnight.

From the buffet people do take things to their rooms.

tvguy · 03-21-2010, 03:17 AM

Room service will be about your only option from about Midnight until 6 am.
Disney does not have a 24 restaurant open like some of the other cruise lines, nor does it have the typical Midnight to 1:30 am buffet. Nothing against DCL, Disney passengers tend to be an early to bed, early to rise group, and they just isn't the demand on Disney for these eating options.

Andrew DEREK UK · 03-21-2010, 03:26 AM

Something to add though, DCL room service is *free* all the time subject to you considering to tip. On other cruiselines they operate a overnight fee say from 1am to 6am in the region of $4. So DCL is better than other cruiselines if you like room service throughout the night.

Angelhalo · 03-21-2010, 06:26 AM

I would never assume you are "fat" because you're asking a question about food , and even if you were "fat", I wouldn't judge you for wanting to take food back to your room. I would hope you would do the same for the rest of us

Room service is going to be your best bet, although you are always welcome to bring food from anywhere on the ship back to your room to eat it at a later time.

auntlynne · 03-21-2010, 07:18 AM

And the (free) soft drink / coffee / tea / water station on Deck 9 is always open. No true refrigerator in the room (the temperature is not as cold and is not monitored) - they call it a beverage cooler. No microwave oven access for passengers. Soft drinks (canned/bottled) delivered with room service are not free.

Here's what's included on the no-cost room service menu (you can purchase beer, bottled water, or snacks - chips, candy):

Salads and Appetizers
Southwestern Caesar Salad
Blackened Chicken Quesadilla Salad
Mexican Tortilla Soup with Fried Tortillas
Chicken Noodle Soup
All Hands on Deck Cheese Platter (A selection of international cheeses served with crackers)
Fresh Fruit Bowl
Sandwich Island (potato chips upon request)
BLT
Ham/Turkey and Cheese Sandwich
Focaccia Sandwich (With grilled zucchini portobello mushroom and aioli)
Tuna Salad (in jumbo brioche)
Chicken Fajita Wrap
Steak Sandwich
All American Fare
Cheeseburger
Hot Dog
Macaroni and Cheese
Chef's Specialties
Mexican Fiesta Pizza
Vegetarian Delight Pizza
Pepperoni Pizza
Meat or Vegetable Lasagna
Dessert
Cake at Sea (Ask the stateroom service team for daily cake selections)
Big Island Cookie
Oatmeal Raisin Cookie

DVCconvert · 03-21-2010, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Angelhalo

I would never assume you are "fat" because you're asking a question about food , and even if you were "fat", I wouldn't judge you for wanting to take food back to your room. I would hope you would do the same for the rest of us

.......

I agree with the above 110% !

tinkerbell198530 · 03-21-2010, 08:54 AM

you guys have been so helpful and I want to thank you for that, and thank you for not judging me. I don't know ever seens I this college program I am in everything seems out of wack sleeping and eating wise, so if I have not said so already txs for not assuming that I am over weight.

sayhello · 03-21-2010, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by tinkerbell198530

you guys have been so helpful and I want to thank you for that, and thank you for not judging me. I don't know ever seens I this college program I am in everything seems out of wack sleeping and eating wise, so if I have not said so already txs for not assuming that I am over weight.

Please, no flames, but honestly, I don't understand why you assumed people would assume that.

Seems a little prejudicial on your side that "fat people" would want to take food to their rooms because they are fat...

Sayhello

m&m's mom · 03-21-2010, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by sayhello

Please, no flames, but honestly, I don't understand why you assumed people would assume that.

Seems a little prejudicial on your side that "fat people" would want to take food to their rooms because they are fat...

Sayhello

This is the DIS- someone would have made a comment on the OP's eating habits eventually.

MrsScooby · 03-21-2010, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by sayhello

Please, no flames, but honestly, I don't understand why you assumed people would assume that.

Seems a little prejudicial on your side that "fat people" would want to take food to their rooms because they are fat...

Sayhello

My guess is that the OP is new to this forum and is probably used to nasty comments from the usual internet forums out there

The people here are very kind and considerate for the most part

MrsScooby · 03-21-2010, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by m&m's mom

This is the DIS- someone would have made a comment on the OP's eating habits eventually.

disney 2010 · 03-21-2010, 02:42 PM

Its a cruise.....don't we all eat 24/7

I'm sure I may have consumed some Mickey Bars in my sleep

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sayhello · 03-21-2010, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by disney 2010

Its a cruise.....don't we all eat 24/7

I'm sure I may have consumed some Mickey Bars in my sleep

:

Sayhello

tinkerbell198530 · 03-21-2010, 03:22 PM

I did not mean to judge you guys, I would never assume someone is fat becuse they are on a different time schdual however there are those out there that do

03-21-2010, 02:16 AM	#1
tinkerbell198530 Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 337	one concern I have I am going to go on a disney cruise for the first time a year from september and I want to know if there is a place that is open 24/7 don't get me wrong I am not fat I just have a weird eating secdule. Can I get food to go from the restrant, so I can eat it later

03-21-2010, 03:17 AM	#3
tvguy Sailed on:The Mermoz, Norway, Nordic Prince, Sovereign of the Seas, Amsterdam, Magic & Pride of America Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Carmichael, California Posts: 15,104	Room service will be about your only option from about Midnight until 6 am. Disney does not have a 24 restaurant open like some of the other cruise lines, nor does it have the typical Midnight to 1:30 am buffet. Nothing against DCL, Disney passengers tend to be an early to bed, early to rise group, and they just isn't the demand on Disney for these eating options. __________________

03-21-2010, 07:18 AM	#6
auntlynne Aunt Lynne Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Huntsville, Alabama Posts: 2,403	And the (free) soft drink / coffee / tea / water station on Deck 9 is always open. No true refrigerator in the room (the temperature is not as cold and is not monitored) - they call it a beverage cooler. No microwave oven access for passengers. Soft drinks (canned/bottled) delivered with room service are not free. Here's what's included on the no-cost room service menu (you can purchase beer, bottled water, or snacks - chips, candy): Salads and Appetizers Southwestern Caesar Salad Blackened Chicken Quesadilla Salad Mexican Tortilla Soup with Fried Tortillas Chicken Noodle Soup All Hands on Deck Cheese Platter (A selection of international cheeses served with crackers) Fresh Fruit Bowl Sandwich Island (potato chips upon request) BLT Ham/Turkey and Cheese Sandwich Focaccia Sandwich (With grilled zucchini portobello mushroom and aioli) Tuna Salad (in jumbo brioche) Chicken Fajita Wrap Steak Sandwich All American Fare Cheeseburger Hot Dog Macaroni and Cheese Chef's Specialties Mexican Fiesta Pizza Vegetarian Delight Pizza Pepperoni Pizza Meat or Vegetable Lasagna Dessert Cake at Sea (Ask the stateroom service team for daily cake selections) Big Island Cookie Oatmeal Raisin Cookie __________________ Hi, I'm LYNNE and I am a cruise-aholic. Apr 19, 2007 Wonder 3-Nt Bahamas ~ Sep 23, 2007 Wonder 4-Nt Bahamas ~ Oct 25, 2008 Magic 7-Nt W Caribbean ~ Apr 2010 Magic 14-Nt EBTA ~ Apr 24, 2010 Magic 11-Nt MED ~ Jan 3, 2011 Magic 5-Nt Bahamas ~ May 31, 2011 Wonder 7-Nt Alaska ~ Sep 2011 Magic 14-Nt EBTA

03-21-2010, 02:42 PM	#13
disney 2010 DIS Veteran Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Winnipeg MB CANADA :) Posts: 862	Its a cruise.....don't we all eat 24/7 I'm sure I may have consumed some Mickey Bars in my sleep : __________________

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03-21-2010, 03:26 AM	#4
Andrew DEREK UK DIS Veteran Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 29,122	Something to add though, DCL room service is free all the time subject to you considering to tip. On other cruiselines they operate a overnight fee say from 1am to 6am in the region of $4. So DCL is better than other cruiselines if you like room service throughout the night.

03-21-2010, 06:26 AM	#5
Angelhalo Ok I was like crap I'm breaking rules and I'm gonna get points and I didn't even know I was breaking rules!!! LOL!!! Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Kissimmee, FL Posts: 7,143	I would never assume you are "fat" because you're asking a question about food , and even if you were "fat", I wouldn't judge you for wanting to take food back to your room. I would hope you would do the same for the rest of us Room service is going to be your best bet, although you are always welcome to bring food from anywhere on the ship back to your room to eat it at a later time.

03-21-2010, 08:54 AM	#8
tinkerbell198530 Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 337	you guys have been so helpful and I want to thank you for that, and thank you for not judging me. I don't know ever seens I this college program I am in everything seems out of wack sleeping and eating wise, so if I have not said so already txs for not assuming that I am over weight.

03-21-2010, 03:22 PM	#15
tinkerbell198530 Mouseketeer Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 337	I did not mean to judge you guys, I would never assume someone is fat becuse they are on a different time schdual however there are those out there that do

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