Lobster on 5 night cruise

[Justacruiser]

Does anyone know if they offer lobster tail on the 5 night cruises

 

[Disneygirlxo91]

Does anyone know if they offer lobster tail on the 5 night cruises

We did a 5 night castaway double dip out of Miami in December on the magic and they didn’t do the menu with lobster tail.

 

[lwilliam]

Never had lobster on the many 5 nighters I have taken

 

[insureman]

It's not real Maine lobster as we know it in New England which the servers on DCL have tried to pass it off as. It's spiny lobster from the Caribbean.

 

[jeffers102]

The lobster tails we had on our 7 day cruise last month were completely inedible. None of the 6 adults ate more than half, it was just so bland and chewy. Maybe it was an off night, but IMHO you aren't missing much if they don't serve it.

 

[Disneygirlxo91]

The lobster tails we had on our 7 day cruise last month were completely inedible. None of the 6 adults ate more than half, it was just so bland and chewy. Maybe it was an off night, but IMHO you aren't missing much if they don't serve it.

Agreed! We were on the fantasy 4/30 and it was absolutely horrible.

 

[Disneygirlxo91]

It's not real Maine lobster as we know it in New England which the servers on DCL have tried to pass it off as. It's spiny lobster from the Caribbean.

100 % the Maine lobster I’m used to in Maine. My husband tried to say oh it is, it’s just frozen absolutely not. It was not a Maine lobster.

 

[Kwami]

100 % the Maine lobster I’m used to in Maine. My husband tried to say oh it is, it’s just frozen absolutely not. It was not a Maine lobster.

I asked my server on the Dream in February and he said that all of their lobsters come from Nicaragua.

 

[insureman]

I asked my server on the Dream in February and he said that all of their lobsters come from Nicaragua.

This is true. When our server told us it was from Maine she went back to the kitchen and was then told it was actualy from Nicaragua. That was on the Fantasy last February. Also I believe Nicaragua is one of the biggest if not the biggest supplier of Caribbean spiny lobster.

 

[Marc D]

We’ve never had the lobster dinner on cruises shorter than 7 nights. It has always been rock lobster, not lobster from Maine (or the Maritime provinces of Canada).

The only edible lobster on a DCL cruise is offered, on a salad, during the Concierge embarkation lunch.