Kids Menus - Wonder

[DWillowBay]

Can anyone direct me to Kid's Menus for the Wonder? I have a very picky eater with me and if I need to get creative, I'd like to begin thinking about that now. I found one for Tiana's Place on DCLBlog. I cannot seem to locate one for Triton's or Animator's Palatte. TIA!

 

[Trera]

They will work with you and generally try to get what ever you want for the kids even if it has to come from another restaurant or the quick serve. One time our DD wanted a hot dog and peas and they made it happen even though it wasn’t on the menu.

 

[WeLoveDisneyAlways]

Yes I wouldn’t worry we also have a picky eater (she actually gags on parsley it’s so bad ). DCL is the only place we’ve had 0 issues they are so accomadating and thankfully they don’t add “green stuff” on the food. You can consider the usuals for kids foods available chicken tenders, Mac and cheese, burgers etc. My DD will usually order a steak off the adult menu with some fries.

 

[DWillowBay]

Thanks so much for the answers. I don't want to assume or be arrogant about what should be done for my son over anyone else. I'm just happy to hear that others have experienced accommodations as well. Thanks again.

 

[gotomu212]

What kinds of food does he like? My son went through this at one point so I understand. We could always get a pasta (plain no sauce- sometimes it was Mac and cheese noodles, sometimes spaghetti, sometimes mickey shaped). There was always a pizza option. Hamburgers and chicken fingers were always available (even if not on menu). Strawberries, watermelon, carrots, and broccoli were also always on the menu- even if matched with other entrees). There was also an adult chicken breast on the menu that they would bring Without sides.

 

[cmph]

I remember the kids' menu being pretty close to the same every night. However, DS did try to order a burger one night when it wasn't on the kids' menu. He assumed it would be and didn't look. Our server stumbled but said he would make it work. I made sure DS read the menu the rest of the week, as he's not so picky that he can literally only eat burgers. So it does change slightly, although I swear mac n cheese was on there every night. Or at least it seemed that way, with the frequency DD ordered it!

 

[Geomom]

Mac 'n cheese was on every kids' menu. Chicken strips and burgers seemed to alternate nights. My youngest was 12 on our first cruise, got the appetizer and entrees from the kids' menu and dessert from the adult menu. She tried an adult entree one night, but the portion size was too big for her after having already eaten a salad and the bread course.

Our Wonder cruise was in 8/16. I don't have Triton's but I have the Animator's Palate rotational menu from our cruise:

Starters:
Chicken Noodle Soup
Animator's Garden Salad

Entrees (served with fresh vegetables, and smashed potatoes or steak fries)
Mickeys Mac 'n cheese
Minnie's Mini burger
Pizza

Mickey check meals: served with low fat milk or water
Grilled Chicken Breast w/ roasted red skin potatoes and steamed carrots, watermelon for dessert
Whole wheat pasta with tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, broccoli florettes, apple slices for dessert

Desserts:
Strawberry shortcake with whipped cream
Mickey ice cream bar
selection of assorted ice cream

 

[tutumomickey]

Last cruise our tablemate asked for a kid's menu every night to take home to her grand daughter.After a few nights, some of our dinner companions began ordering off it instead of the adult menu. I have been know to order the kids entree often for lunch at Tritons. The Mickey parmasean and manicotti is awesome!

 

[WeLoveDisneyAlways]

I just want to add children aren’t the only fussy eaters and DCL cast members are so amazing they truly try their best to accommodate any request. I love pasta but not a fan of red sauces the one night they had the dish with shrimp and red sauce I saw Alfredo on the kids menu so I asked for white sauce instead and no shrimp they were so amazing they asked if I’d prefer it with chicken, yes please!!!

 

[GrannyDee]

Haha. I sometimes feel like we have the pickiest granddaughter on the planet. But a wonderful thing happened on our first cruise (not Disney). She dressed up in a princess gown every night for dinner and chose off the adult menu. We did tell her if she didn't like something, Grandma or Papa would eat it (we're from the Clean Plate generation).

For the entire cruise she chose from the adult menu and tried a lot of different things. Her favourites were smoked duck and frogs legs.