What rotation are we LIKELY to have?

[feenie]

While I know that there are no guarantees. What is the LIKLEY dining rotation on a 7 night Magic cruise for 2 adults, no kids with an early seating?
Thanks!

 

[Jestocost]

According to the excellent Magical Disney Cruise Guide (http://allearsnet.com/cruise/Dcruise.shtml):

The restaurant rotation seems to be based on the makeup of your

Have a lot of little ones...count on Animator's, Parrot Cay then Lumiere's.

Have say 7-10 year olds...count on Parrot Cay, Lumiere's and then Animator's.

Have older teens, senior citizens, honeymooners, or just adults...count on Lumiere's, Animator's and then Parrot Cay.

That held true for us. With two kids 6 & 9 we had PTAP on a four-day cruise. If it holds for you, it looks like LAP…

 

[amgpmg]

I have never heard of that , but if that is how they try to figure out your dining rotation, it also is true for us. On our three night Wonder cruise in January with a 6 year old & 3 year old, we had APL. Hope it works for you.

Kathy

 

[lbgraves]

We were just on the Magic and with kids 3 & 5 we had APL rotation. We booked early too.

 

[strasfamily]

Maybe it is because we booked late, but we had our 5 year old with us, and we were LAP (not what I was counting on).

 

[cjsmith]

My kids are 11, 13 and 15 and on our June cruise we had LAP. On the two 4 night cruise, we had TAP the first time and on the second cruise we had PLA. I put in a request for LAP for our upcoming cruise, so we'll see what we end up with.

 

[delo4]

We were three adults, no children and we had the APL rotation. It really surprised me because everything we had read and the previous 2 previous cruises we had the LAP rotation. When we took our two teenagers with us we had the PLA rotation.

I guess that means you can never really know for sure.

 

[hilltopfamily]

We ended up with APL although I had thought we may get PLA because we had our 3 kids with us, ages 6, 9, & 12. I had figured that they weren't all that young so my best guess had been PLA. Guess my "figuring" was flawed!

 

[k5teacher]

Should be interesting to see what we get with children ages 3, 8, 15, and 21.