How available is juice?

[3Charbys]

Hi
My dd is 4 and is an avid juice drinker, apple juice and orange juice. We don't give her sodas or soft drinks... I am just wondering if anyone can advise?

TIA

 

[disneyfaninaz]

Juices are amply available at the buffet and the restaurants. You can also order it through room service. I think OJ is also available on deck 9.

 

[TyTysMommy]

Oh that's great to know. We don't drink soda either.

 

[BuckeyeDisneyGal]

We're juice drinkers to. Thanks for the info.

 

[lovesDCL]

hi! i am also an avid juice drinker but only the 100% juice kind. is this also available on board and is there an additional charge?

TIA

 

[3Charbys]

Yes, that is a good point... we want 'real' juice, not just the powder or kool-aid kind of juice....
Additional feedback on this would be appreciated!

 

[atinkerbellmom]

Tia, aka "wanda"- Hello have missed you on the other side. I am a juice junkie, the reason for the extra pounds. There is juice on the buffets and at dinner but not offered on deck 9 at the service station. So, once the buffets closed, that is it. Grant it, it is only a few hours that it is not open. Now, we usually just settle for the pink lemonade or some nonsoda during those times. When DD was younger and an apple juice junkie, I went upstairs and explained the issue we were having, a server came back with a huge pitcher of it. I responded by saying thank you, but thought it was enough to last the entire cruise.

 

[Alexander]

I would highly suggest that if there is something particular you have to have that you bring some with you. I absolutely cannot start my day without a Diet Mountain Dew and since Disney is sans Pepsi products, I always bring my own. There is a small in room cooler. Not really a fridge, and not really cold, but it'll do for the desperate!

 

[richsilver]

The oj quality was hit or miss on the Wonder last week.Up at BBB it was very good,but at both PC and Triton's it was to be kind,awful.Apple juice was consistantly very good.

The idea to bring some along to be on the safe side sounds like a winner.


rich

 

[wendym]

One idea may be to order a few glasses for breakfast through room service. There are order forms in the desk and you hang this up the night before - the glasses usually came with lids (not particularly safe!) and you could keep these in the fridge. No charge, except for tip of course. We always started our morning with coffee, juice and some pastries through room service.
Wendy