Gluten Free on the Disney Dream

[sunshineNJ]

Can anyone tell me their experiences or what they reccomend? Do the snack places also have gluten free choices? Thanks

 

[Denine]

While not the Dream, we spent 2 weeks on the Wonder in Spetember. They were awesome. They pretty much made my daughter whatever she wanted. We stayed away from the fast food places for the most part, but she did get the bratwurts a couple of time with out a bun at Pluto's Dog House. Just make sure to tell them why you need it. A couple of times, our servers were working the place, so they knew.

Also, make sure you note it on your ressies.

 

[suffieldhockeymom]

My son was able to get GF pizza, rolls, pancakes, waffles and pasta on the Magic. Note the dietary restriction and send an email and the completed form to special services with a letter explaining what the restriction is and what accommodations you will need (brand names help). My son has multiple food allergies and them were very helpful withe making sure he had PLENTY to eat. http://dcl.wdpromedia.com/media/dcl_v0400/Site/PlanningCenter/Media/SpecialServicesInformationForm.pdf

 

[ssc021796]

We sailed the Dream June 2013 and I am GF. I think I ate better than the rest of my family. Very accomodating. I pre ordered the next nights dinner at the end of my meal in the MDR. I had pizza and chicken tenders and a hamburger on a GF roll at the quick serves. Breakfast was always amazing and easy. On the last day of the trip they brought me a gf donut. I was glad they only gave it to me on the last day, I would have eaten all trip long, it was so good.

For CC day, they had my lunch shipped out from the boat. I did not eat at Cookies. It was good, but it was the only time I wish I could have eaten off my husbands plate.

Make sure its on your ressies and the trip will be a Dream!

 

[sunshineNJ]

Thanks all! I will make sure they know. My daughter is older but is having a hard time adjusting to being gluten free. If anyone has any gluten free suggestions or ideas please let me know. She is not Celiac butr does have a gluten allergy. She cheats once in a while but I don't want her to do that too often because her stomach has healed and I don't want her to undo that progress. I go to the gluten free isle in the supermarket but it get old fast for her. I feel badly for her. Thanks

 

[Denine]

When you say your daughter is older, what do you mean? Mine is 11. She has celiac, so no cheating. I make her all sorts of foods at home and we are all pretty much GF at home. Pretty much all food can be made GF with some tweaking. She will not go hungry on a Disney cruise.