7 night Wonder Menus

[Tikibear]

We’ve done 4 night cruises on the Wonder in the past. This will be our first 7 night cruise on the Wonder. Do the same menus repeat themselves? Are there different menus on the repeated MDRs?

 

[holula]

You’ll get three different menus for the additional nights.

Scott has them all listed on the DCL
blog, for some reason I can’t load anything on that site right now though.

 

[Calantha]

We’ve done 4 night cruises on the Wonder in the past. This will be our first 7 night cruise on the Wonder. Do the same menus repeat themselves? Are there different menus on the repeated MDRs?

If you’re going to Alaska, there will be two different menus in each restaurant and then for one of the nights it will be Frozen, instead of pirate night, and every restaurant will have the same. Definitely check out Scott’s blog.

 

[Geomom]

I'll add that DCL never repeats a menu during any length cruise...even the 14 nt ones!

 

[Kwami]

The menus for a 7-night Wonder cruise to Alaska are:

Triton's Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/tritons-menu/

Tiana's Place Mardi Gras Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/tianas-place-menu-disney-wonder/

Animator's Palate Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/animators-palate-menu/

Frozen Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/me...t-away-with-anna-elsa-and-friends-frozen-menu

Captain's Gala (@ Triton's) Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/captains-gala-dinner-menu/

Tiana's Place Princess Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/tianas-place-prince-princess-dinner-menu/

Animator's Palate Animation Magic Menu: https://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/animators-palate-animation-magic-dinner-menus/

Those menus aren't in any particular order. You'll have the first three before you have the last three. I don't know which night will have the Frozen menu, but everyone on the ship will have that same menu that night. Otherwise, each restaurant has two menus.

 

[sadiecatie]

Oh my, I think I gained 5 pounds just reading over those menus. My husband and I are going to have to come to an agreement to split everything because each menu has multiple dishes I want to try. (I know you can order multiple dishes - I just won’t be able to eat them all!)

 

[auntlynne]

 

[JM_97]

Side question:

Can you make special requests to menu items? For example, no mushrooms.

 

[auntlynne]

 

[Kwami]

@Kwami - Do you need to edit your post to read Wonder instead of Fantasy?

Fixed. Thanks!

 

[Marc D]

Side question:

Can you make special requests to menu items? For example, no mushrooms.

It depends on the item, and if it is prepared in the kitchen that night or in advance. For example, the escargots are frozen and simply reheated when ordered, so you could not get them without the mushrooms. Any item where an ingredient is added to the plate at the last minute can be customized.

 

[Kwami]

Side question:

Can you make special requests to menu items? For example, no mushrooms.

I make changes to just about every dish. Sometimes, there's nothing to be done. You can't order the Thai curry with chicken instead of pumpkin, for instance. But, they're almost always willing to change sides, salads, and sauces. You can even order one entrée with the sides from a different entrée. Or, you can ask for a side that's served at a different restaurant. They'll even put in some effort to make it all look nice!

 

[JM_97]

I make changes to just about every dish. Sometimes, there's nothing to be done. You can't order the Thai curry with chicken instead of pumpkin, for instance. But, they're almost always willing to change sides, salads, and sauces. You can even order one entrée with the sides from a different entrée. Or, you can ask for a side that's served at a different restaurant. They'll even put in some effort to make it all look nice!

Yeah I mean I wouldn't ask them to completely recreate a dish or have them bend over backwards. Was curious if you can ask for no mushrooms, no cilantro, etc.

 

[Sophie’smom]

Does anyone remember which restaurant serves the baked Alaska? I couldn’t find it on the menus but I remember it from trip reports.

 

[Calantha]

Does anyone remember which restaurant serves the baked Alaska? I couldn’t find it on the menus but I remember it from trip reports.

We are clearly at Tiana’s place, but I still don’t see it on the menu. I think this was the Baked Alaska….and DS seems to have the Brave menu.

 

[Marc D]

Does anyone remember which restaurant serves the baked Alaska? I couldn’t find it on the menus but I remember it from trip reports.

The Baked Alaska is not on a MDR specific menu, but rather on a shared menu offered on the second or third visit to the same MDR. It is usually offered on the last night of the cruise.

 

[Sophie’smom]

The Baked Alaska is not on a MDR specific menu, but rather on a shared menu offered on the second or third visit to the same MDR. It is usually offered on the last night of the cruise.

Thanks so much I am looking forward to it in May

 

[Sophie’smom]

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We are clearly at Tiana’s place, but I still don’t see it on the menu. I think this was the Baked Alaska….and DS seems to have the Brave menu.

I remember a photo like this ! Thanks for the info. I love reading trip reports.

 

[Calantha]

The Baked Alaska is not on a MDR specific menu, but rather on a shared menu offered on the second or third visit to the same MDR. It is usually offered on the last night of the cruise.

So, the other pictures I have from that night are definately on the Prince and Princess Menu:

I had the shrimp (left) and DH had the Tom Turkey (right). Is there possibly an Alaska only version of this menu that isn't on the DCL Blog?

Also on the 7 night cruise, our extra night was Frozen, which we had in AP.

 

[Kwami]

So, the other pictures I have from that night are definately on the Prince and Princess Menu:
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I had the shrimp (left) and DH had the Tom Turkey (right). Is there possibly an Alaska only version of this menu that isn't on the DCL Blog?

Also on the 7 night cruise, our extra night was Frozen, which we had in AP.

If you scroll down a bit, there's an Alaskan-inspired version of the Prince & Princess menu that includes Baked Alaska as the signature dessert. That's explained in the text at the top of the page.

It was last verified in 2019, though. I guess I don't know if they still have that menu. Probably?