Wish 3 night dining rotations

[Lilsia]

Thankyou for all the replies.

We normally go to Cabanas on our debarkation morning - does Marceline Market serve breakfast on the last day?

Yes they do. It is the same as Cabanas.

 

[Clarkson U]

No requirement to go to MDR the night of Marvel. You could order room service or eat up on deck - the quick serve food on the Wish is easily my personal favorite of the fleet.

 

[RedHead0186]

You can also plan around pirate night for cruises that have pirate night with pirate cuisine and you're not interested in partaking in pirate cuisine....

OP said they're on a 3-night, so there won't be a special pirate night menu (there will be a pirate night, just not the special menu).

 

[RedHead0186]

Marvel had my favorite food out of all 3. The show isn't the entire meal, either, just a couple parts of it. The rest of the time the screens just show images. And I think you still might enjoy the show even if you don't know a ton of Marvel characters.

But, as others said, if you really don't want to go, you can do room service.

 

[NCardella]

On a 4 nighter, do you visit one of the restaurants a second time?

 

[Rex1993]

On a 4 nighter, do you visit one of the restaurants a second time?

Yes, we had Arrendale twice on our 4-night.

 

[Mommb]

On a 4 nighter, do you visit one of the restaurants a second time?

Yes. On most 4-night cruises, one night at the restaurant you visit twice will have the Pirate Night menu (or other special menu), and the other will have the standard menu and show for that restaurant.

 

[DuckFam21]

Pleased to see this post as we are not marvel fans at all and were a bit worried about it spoiling one of the nights of our 3 night cruise. Sounds like it might still be ok though.

 

[sponica]

OP said they're on a 3-night, so there won't be a special pirate night menu (there will be a pirate night, just not the special menu).

My brain skipped a beat there, upside to 3 night, no underwhelming pirate food

 

[Disneyland_emily]

Pleased to see this post as we are not marvel fans at all and were a bit worried about it spoiling one of the nights of our 3 night cruise. Sounds like it might still be ok though.

As one who had no idea there were multiple Captain Americas

It’s an enjoyable time and some funny cruise humor is spread throughout.

I found it to be much more tolerable & less annoying than Crush at Animators..

 

[vakamalua]

On a 4 night Wish, how does the rotation work? Do you repeat your first restaurant on the 4th night?

 

[auntlynne]

On a 4 night Wish, how does the rotation work? Do you repeat your first restaurant on the 4th night?

You repeat a restaurant on Pirate Night - Night 2 or 3 (looks like Night 3 is usually Pirates). Gives you the opportunity the have all 3 rotation menus in respective venues.

 

[Disneyland_emily]

On a 4 night Wish, how does the rotation work? Do you repeat your first restaurant on the 4th night?

It’s usually ABBC so wherever you eat night 2 then repeated for night 3 with the pirate menu…

 

[Tanya Tink]

For what it’s worth, we passed on the Marvel night because we’re more of a Disney classics sort of family. Marvel isn’t our thing at all and we felt that it would take away from the Disney magic for us. We also avoid the Avengers Campus area of California Adventure for the same reason. Just not our cup of tea.

Would you still recommend the Disney Wish over the other Disney cruise ships despite not being a Marvel fan? I’m very much into Disney classics as well and have been wondering if another ship would be better. But I do like the overall magical, brighter, and more modern vibe of the Wish. And I hear the characters and shows are great!

 

[Rex1993]

Would you still recommend the Disney Wish over the other Disney cruise ships despite not being a Marvel fan? I’m very much into Disney classics as well and have been wondering if another ship would be better. But I do like the overall magical, brighter, and more modern vibe of the Wish. And I hear the characters and shows are great!

We've only been on the Wish and it was for a four night cruise. We did like a lot of things but it overall felt too crowded. A few people we ran into said they loved the Wonder or Magic and they felt that the Wish was their least favorite. Our room steward even said the same.

Our daughter is a true Walt Disney classics sort of girl and she really wants to do the Wonder because of the Animator's Palate. If we do another DCL cruise, it will probably be the Wonder.

On another note, we looked at doing the Alaska cruise next summer but the cost was astronomical. It was cheaper for us to get the The Haven 2-Bedroom Family Villa with Large Balcony AND a Haven Courtyard Penthouse with Large Balcony for the in-laws than it was for just the four of us to get a concierge 1 bedroom.