Is food and drink included on Disney cruises?

[FigmentSpark]

I'm used to drinking bottled water, too, but I'm okay with tap water, if it tastes okay (everywhere is different). I think I'll bring enough for us to use on port excursions, but that's probably all. I don't want to be saddled with tons of water, but I don't want to risk tap water at an unknown location, either.

 

[RedSox68]

Juice, milk, coffee, tea, all included. And dessert. The only things that have a cost will have "Please call In-stateroom dining for prices" noted.

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Oh no, they got rid of the cake of the day! How will I ever survive. (that was one our favorite desserts because it was always a good one LOL).

 

[Alicatt]

Juice, milk, coffee, tea, all included. And dessert. The only things that have a cost will have "Please call In-stateroom dining for prices" noted.

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Thank you SO much! This really helps!!! I just couldn't wrap my brain around it. Now I'm thinking about late night snacks....

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Oh no, they got rid of the cake of the day! How will I ever survive. (that was one our favorite desserts because it was always a good one LOL).

If you look underneath the "Desserts" title it says "Ask our stateroom service team for the daily cake selection"

So, you're good.

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

If you paid in full with a Disney Visa and have that 50 beverage credit, it's great to use for bottled water (if you aren't a drinker!) That's what we use ours for

 

[RedSox68]

If you look underneath the "Desserts" title it says "Ask our stateroom service team for the daily cake selection"

So, you're good.

WHEW -- thanks.