4 Cringey Things We’re Begging You to Stop Doing at Disney World in 2025

If you’re heading to Disney World in 2025, you may be a little overwhelmed with everything there is to plan.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

However, while you’re thinking of when to book your trip, what to pack, and how many days to spend exploring the parks, we also need to warn you that there are some cringey things we’ve seen guests do that we are 100% BEGGING for you to not repeat when you’re visiting the parks in 2025.

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Changing Your Child Anywhere Near Food

We completely understand that sometimes desperate times call for desperate measures and you have to stop on a bench or somewhere less ideal to change your kiddo who may had a diaper blowout, spilled something nasty all over themselves, etc. However, if you can’t make it to a restroom or the baby care center to change them, PLEASE make sure you are nowhere near food or an dining location.

Pinocchio Village Haus

Many restaurants in Disney World have outdoor seating locations, and this is NOT a good place to change your child. So much food has been flying around this area, it’s just not sanitary for you, your child, or anyone who comes after you. Just take a few steps away out of the dining area to get a little further away from food, or if you are trying to find the closest bathroom, you can also always search on your My Disney Experience App for the closest one to you AND get directions to it!

Being Rude to Cast Members

We completely understand that sometimes your trip gets extremely stressful. Something doesn’t go your way, you missed a dining reservation or virtual queue window — the possibilities are endless. However, it is NEVER okay to yell or be rude in any way to a Cast Member.

Merchandise Cast Member!

Cast Members make the magic, and oftentimes they can help you fix an issue you may be having. Whether that’s helping explain to you how you can fix the issue, or making some magic for you to improve the situation, Cast Members will often do whatever they can to help. However, never EXPECT a Cast Member to go above and beyond for you, and don’t get upset with them if they can’t magically fix every single thing. Many times the issue you’ve run into is your own doing (sorry if that’s harsh, but it’s true), and Disney is often happy to help you fix it, but certainly not if you’re being a jerk!

Not Keeping An Eye on Your Kids

Disney World is BIG, LOUD, and extremely overstimulating for almost every single person who walks through it. With that being said, it’s extremely important for you to keep an eye on your kids, especially your young kids, all throughout the day. For one, it can be very dangerous for kids to wander around on their own (Disney World is typically extremely safe, but people can be dangerous anywhere), but also, kids sometimes have a tendency to break some rules without realizing they’re doing it.

Magic Kingdom Crowds

Without parents nearby, kids may get themselves hurt climbing on items they’re not supposed to, and if you’re not near them to correct them or catch them when they fall, it could get bad really fast. Not to mention that if you’re in line and your kids are play fighting and bumping into people in front or behind you, that’s just not fair to the other guests around you.

Stopping in the Middle of Walkways

It’s hard sometimes to remember how many other people and families are on vacation the same time you are, and we don’t mean that in a sarcastic way! When you’re so focused on where you’re going and what your next move is, it’s hard to think about how others around you are doing the same thing. However, the more you can avoid stopping in the middle of public walkways to wait for your group/regroup/to check your phone would be fantastic.

Be aware of your surroundings in crowds and lines!

This blocks the flow of traffic for everyone, especially those using ECVs or wheelchairs, and as ECVs can’t stop on a dime, they can run into other people and cause some pretty serious injuries. To avoid these issues, it’s best to pull over to the side of the pathway to speak with your group/check your phone. Even if you think you’ll only be paused for a second, a second is enough to cause issues for everyone behind you!

Animal Kingdom crowds

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Oh boy, planning a Disney trip can be quite the adventure, and we totally get it! But fear not, dear friends, we compiled EVERYTHING you need (and the things to avoid!) to plan the ULTIMATE Disney vacation.

Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned pro, our insider tips and tricks will have you exploring the parks like never before. So come along with us, and get planning your most magical vacation ever!

What else would you add to this list? Tell us in the comments!

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Disney In Memoriam 2024

“Life is made up of meetings and partings; that is the way of it.” That line, delivered by Kermit the Frog in The Muppet Christmas Carol, always feels extra fitting this time of year. With another year about to be put behind us, it’s time to pay respects to those the Disney community lost in […]

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Full Menus With Prices for All Bars, Lounges, and Cafes on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship

If you’re looking to grab a drink or a quick bite, there are many options on the Disney Cruise Line ships. Below are the full menus with prices for each bar, lounge, and cafe on the Disney Treasure.

Bars

The Rose

A bar counter displays various bottles and a vase of roses, set against a vibrant stained glass window depicting a rose and castle, reminiscent of the enchanting views on a Disney Treasure Cruise.

The Rose, themed to “Beauty and the Beast” is located aft port on Deck 12. It’s also found on the Disney Wish.

Cocktails

  • The Rose – $52
    • 818 Eight Reserve, Grand Marnier Curvée, Louis Alexandre, and Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Rosé
  • Plant and Fleurs – $17
    • Absolut Elyx, Miraval Rosé, and Blackberry
  • Baroque – $15
    • Drumshanbo Gunpowder Gin, Vermouth, Maraschino, Aperol, and Lime
  • Crazy Old Fashioned – $15
    • Five Trail Blended American Whiskey, and Bonne Maman Intense Cherry
  • Mrs. Tea – $21.50
    • SelvaRey White, Absolut Pear, Green Mango Peach Tea, and Pommery POP Rosé
  • Chocolat – $16
    • SelvaRey Chocolate, Bottega Nero, Tia Maria, and Illy Arabica
  • Martini Royal – $100
    • 3G Vodka, Cocchi Extra Dry Vermouth, and La Fée Parisienne Absinth; served with Petrossian Royal Baika Caviar

White Wines

  • Slebach Riesling Kabinett | Mosel, Germany – $9.50
  • La Scolca Gavi | Piedmont, Italy – $9.75
  • Ferrari-Carano Fumé Blanc | Sonoma County, California – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Provence, France – $12.75
  • Pouilly-Fuisseé Louis Jadot | Burgundy, France – $14.75
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $14.75
  • Kurt Russell’s Gogi Goldie Chardonnay | California, USA – $19

Red Wines

  • Robert Mondavi Merlot Private Selection | California, USA – $9.75
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Chateau Brondeau du Tertre | Bordeaux, France – $11
  • Terrazas de los Andes Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $11
  • Meiomi Pinot Noir | California, USA – $13
  • Amarone Della Valpolicella Sartori | Veneto, Italy – $15.75
  • Gebrey-Chambertin Louis Jadot | Burgundy, France – $19.50
  • Banfi Summus | Tuscany, Italy – $21
  • Kurt Russell’s Gogi Pinot Noir | California, USA – $32.25

Champagnes

  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $19.25
  • Pommery Rosé | Reims, France – $18.75
  • Taittainger Prestige Rosé | Reims, France – $21.75
  • Moët & Chandon Impérial | Épernay, France – $22.25
  • Ruinart Blanc de Blancs | Reims, France – $27.75
  • Billecart-Salmon | Aÿ, France – $29
  • Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label | Reims, France – $29
  • Billecart-Salmon Rosé | Aÿ, France – $30
  • Taittinger Prélude Grands Crus | Reims, France – $31
  • Bollinger Special Cuvée | Aÿ, France – $38.50
  • Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque | Épernay, France – $43
  • Dom Pérignon | Épernay, France – $58
  • Perrier-Jouët Rosé Belle Epoque | Épernay, France – $65
  • Krug Grand Cuvée | Reims, France – $69
  • Louis Roederer Cristal | Reims, France – $450 for bottle
  • Krug Rosé | Reims, France – $485 for bottle
  • Dom Pérignon Rosé | Épernay, France – $550 for bottle
  • Armand de Brignac Gold | Reims, France – $580 for bottle

Haunted Mansion Parlor

A decorative aquarium with a green monster sculpture on top, featuring a glowing blue interior, is surrounded by people in a dimly lit room.

The Haunted Mansion Parlor Bar introduces new lore to the classic attraction and is located port midship on Deck 3. See our full photos and video tour here and read our review of every beer, cocktail, and beverage.

Cocktails

  • The Chilling Challenge – $20
    • 818 Añejo Tequila, Cointreau Noir, Blood Orange, Sour Cherry, Lime Salt Air Foam
  • Regions Beyond – $15
    • Absolut Raspberri, Blue Curacoa, Bubble Gum, Cream, Black Cherry
  • Happily Never After – $15
    • Grey Goose, Chambord, Lemon, Apple, Black Cherry
  • Final Vow – $50 in the Captain’s Bride ceramic tiki mug
    • Código Artesanal Mezcal, Amaretto, Strawberry, Mango, Lime, Hot Sauce
  • Last Catch – $60 in the Mariner ceramic tiki mug.
    • Old Forester Statesman, Monin Rose, Mango & Marigold, Lime, Pineapple
  • Sympathetic Libations (Zero Proof) – $15
    • Zero-Proof Lyre’s Agave Blanco, Lyre’s Orange Sec, Blood Orange, Cherry Sour, Lime Salt Foam

Wine

  • Bastide de Margüi “1784” Rosé – $22
  • Bastide de Margüi “1784” Vin Blanc – $29.75
  • Bastide de Margüi “1784” Vin Rouge – $36.50
  • Skywalker Pinot Noir Rosé – $16
  • Skywalker Chardonnay – $20
  • Skywalker Pinot Noir – $35
  • Skywalker Sparkling – $55.50

Beer

  • Happy Haunts IPA (7.3% ABV) – $8
  • Pallor Mortis Pale Ale (5.4% ABV) – $8

Spirit Free

  • Bottled Soda ‘Potions’ – $5 each
    • Grim Grinning Grape (Blue Grape Potion)
    • Screaming Soda (Cream Soda Potion)
    • Sour Shivers Lemonade (Lemonade Potion)
    • Creepy Crawly Cola (Cola Potion)
  • Ghoulish Delight – $7.50
    • Ube Condensed Milk, Oat Milk, Tapioca Pearl, Ube Wanderdust Shimmer, Eyeball Gummies
  • Ghostly Retreat – $8
    • Creepy Crawly Cola, Grenadine, Black Cherry, Eyeball Gummies; served with a Souvenir Glow Cube

Secret Menu – A Chilling Challenge

Restless Spirits Experience for Two:

  • The Spirits Have Been Released – $30
    • St. George Botanivore Gin, Screaming Soda, Blackberry, and Blueberry
    • Five Trail Blended Whiskey, Sour Shivers Lemonade, Orange

Lounges

Scat Cat Lounge

The Scat Cat Lounge exudes an intimate ambiance with its dim lighting, grand piano, and chandeliers casting a warm glow over gray armchairs. A sleek bar lined with vibrant red barstools adds a pop of color to this inviting retreat.

The Scat Cat Lounge, themed to “The Aristocats,” is located port midship on Deck 3. Check out a photo and video tour of the lounge.

At the Scat Cat Lounge, atop a round black table, lies a menu showcasing an array of cocktails, wines, champagnes, spirits, and non-alcoholic delights. The ambiance is set with a patterned carpet and a yellow seat—a scene reminiscent of Disney Treasure's Aristocats elegance.

Specialty Cocktail

  • The Cat’s Meow – $130
    • Angel’s Envy, Amaro Montenegro, Aperol, and Lemon; served with Embossed Cat Glass

Prrrfect Tinis

  • Crème de la Crème – $16
    • Rèmy Martin V.S.O.P., Crème de Cacao, Half & Half
  • Français – $16 
    • Grey Goose, Chambord, Pineapple
  • Parisian [Zero-Proof] – $16
    • Brunswick Aces Spades, Raspberry, Lemon, Agave

Tea Bazaar

Esxperience for two or more

  • Matcha – $21
    • Old Forester Statesman, Matcha Green Tea, Mint, Lime, Agave
  • Hibiscus – $22
    • 818 Reposado, Hibiscus Tea, Agave, Lime
  • Earl Grey – $20
    • Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru, Earl Grey Tea, Licors 43, Honey

Yes Jams!

  • Strawberry Jam – $17
    • Tanqueray Tea, Strawberry Bonne Maman, Strawberry, Lime, Bitters
  • Grape Jam – $17 
    • Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey, Great Jones Rye, Grape Bonne Maman
  • Fig Jam – $17 
    • Zacapa 23 Rum, Fig Jam, Lemon, Ginger Beer

White Wines

  • Castello del Poggio | Moscato, Italy – $9.25
  • Selbach Riesling Kabinett | Masel, Germany – $9.50
  • La Scolca Gavi | Piedmont, Italy – $9.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Provence, France – $12.75
  • Pouilly Fuisse Louis Jadot | Burgundy, France – $14.75
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | New Zealand – $15
  • ZD Chardonnay | Napa Valley, USA – $16

Red Wines

  • Robert Mondavi Merlot Private Selection | California, USA – $9.75
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.75
  • Terrazas de los Andes Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $11
  • Meiomi Pinot Noir | California, USA – $13
  • Craggy Range Te Kahu | Hawkes Bay, New Zealand – $15.25
  • Sartori Amarone Della Valpolicella | Veneto, Italy – $15.75
  • Gevrey-Chambertin Louis Jadot | Burgundy, France – $19.50
  • Banfi Summus | Tuscany, Italy – $21

Champagne/Sparkling

  • Domaine Chandon | California, USA – $11
  • Bellavista Cuvée | Veneto, Italy – $13
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Éperay, France – $17
  • Taittinger la Française | Reims, France – $18.75
  • Pommery Rosé | Reims, France – $18.75
  • Prestige Rosé | Reims, France – $21.75
  • Moët & Chandon Impérial | Éperay, France – $22.25
  • Ruinart Blanc de Blancs | Reims, France – $27.75
  • Billecart-Salmon | Aÿ, France – $29
  • Billecart-Salmon Rosé | Aÿ, France – $30
  • Taittinger Prélude Grands Crus | Reims, France – $31
  • Bollinger Special Cuvée | Aÿ, France – $38.50
  • Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque | Éperay, France – $43
  • Perrier-Jouët Rosé Belle Epoque | Éperay, France – $65

Beers on Tap

  • Feline Beat Brew (6.8% ABV) – $8
  • Kentucky Bourbon Ale (8.2% ABV) – $10

Whiskers and Paws

  • Veuve Cliquet Ponsardin Brut – $29
  • Dom Pérignon – $58
  • Krug Grande Cuvée – $69

Skipper Society Lounge

A cozy lounge with floral-patterned booths and wooden tables, the Skipper Society invites you in with its greenery accents. The bar area in the background features mirrors and warm lighting, creating an inviting atmosphere for all who enter.

The Skipper Society Lounge, themed to The Jungle Cruise and S.E.A., is located midship on Deck 3. Check out a photo and video tour of the lounge and read our review of the menu.

Mocktail

  • Jungle Juice – $6
    • Passion Orange Guava, Lychee, Boba Bursting Pearls

Cocktails

  • HippopotoMai-Tai – $9
    • Bayab Gin, Campari, Orgeat, Lime
  • Safari So Good – $9
    • Bumbu XO Rum, Chila Orchata, Banana, Coconut, Cream
  • Piranha Punch – $12
    • Teremana Reposado, Campari, Pineapple, Lime, Agave
  • Skipper Sipper – $15 or $50 in the EMS Empress Boat Tiki Mug
    • Goslings Ocean Aged Rum, Angel’s Envy Bourbon, Kahlua, Lime, Vanilla, Cinnamon, Honey

On Tap

  • Jungle Navigation Co. Ale (5.1% ABV) – $7.50
  • Terrapin IPA Luau Krunkles (6.5% ABV) – $7.50
  • Blue Moon (5.3% ABV) – $10.75

Barista’s Favorites

  • Espresso – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Macchiato – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Cafe Latte – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Cappuccino – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Green Tea Matcha – $5.75
  • Beet Root Latte – $5.75
  • Chai Latte – $5.25

Specialty Drinks

  • Amazon Golden Latte – $5.75
    • Coconut Milk, Almond Milk, Monin Golden Tumeric, Cinnamon
  • Navigators Iced Tea – $5.75
    • Twinings Earl Grey, Monin Mango, Passion Bursting Pearls

Sweets & Treats

  • Waffles – $5
    • Apple Cinnamon or Original, served with Maple Syrup or Nutella
  • Salted Caramel Tini – $12
    • Starr Rum 7 Years, Bailey’s Salted Caramel, Barrel Aged Maple, Cream, Apple Cinnamon Waffle
  • Old Fashioned Breakfast – $20
    • Old Forester Statesman, Barrel Aged Maple, Orange Bitter, Bourbon Sugar, Bacon, Waffle

Wines by the Glass

  • Murphy-Goode Merlot | Sonoma County, USA – $10
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • The Federalist Chardonnay | Mendocino County, USA – $11
  • Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Trentino | Adige, Italy – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Côtes de Provence, France – $12.75
  • King Estate Pinot Noir | Oregon, USA – $14
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Épernay, France – $17
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25

Periscope Pub

The Periscope Pub welcomes you with its nautical theme, showcasing an open door revealing cozy bar seating and tables inside. Maritime elements like a porthole enhance the sea-inspired decor, making it the perfect dive into a submarine adventure.

Periscope Pub is themed to “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” and is located forward starboard on Deck 5. See our full photo and video tour for a deeper dive into the pub.

In the dim ambiance of Periscope Pub, a person holds an illuminated blue drink menu showcasing an array of beers, meads, and beer specials on a wooden table, evoking the mysterious allure of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

Food

  • Buffalo Wings – $8 for 10 wings, $16 for 20 wings
    • Served with Carrots, Celery, Blue Cheese Dressing, and Ranch Dressing
    • Signature Sauce Options: Sweet Barbecue, Buffalo, Sweet Chili, and Hades Hot
  • Plant-based Chicken Tenders – $12
    • 10 Tenders served with Carrots, Celery, and Plant-based Ranch Dressing
  • Loaded Potato Puffs – $8
    • Fried Potato Puffs topped with Nacho Cheese, Jalapeños, Crisp Bacon, Scallions, and Sour Cream
  • German Pretzel – $8
    • A giant Bavarian Pretzel baked soft on the inside, crispy on the outside, and salted; served with German Mustard and Beer Cheese
  • Fried Coconut Shrimp and Prawn Crackers – $10
    • with Sweet Chili Sauce and Curry Dippings
  • The Periscope Pub Platter – $12
    • Spiced Sausage with Gurkan and Sour Cream Lefse, Rosemary Ham, Jarlsberg Cheese, Boiled Egg, Apple, Celery, Pickle Chutney and Pickled Onions, served with Rye Bread
  • Bangers and Mash – $14
    • Grilled Cumberland Sausages on Mashed Buttered Potatoes with Onion Gravy
  • Fish and Chips – $16
    • Beer-battered Haddock Filet with Double-fried Potatoes and mushy Peas served with Tartar Sauce and Malt Vinegar) [Plant-based “Fishless Fish” available upon request]
  • Jon Ashton’s “Jolly Good” Burger – $16
    • Hand Crafted Brisket Burger, Tomato, Shredded Iceberg Lettuce, Pickles, and American Cheese on Toasted Sesame Seed Potato Bun with Crisp French Fries and Kewpie Ketchup
  • Mini Churros – $6
    • with Dulce de Leche Dipping Sauce

Cocktails

  • The Narwhal – $13
    • Kraken Black Spiced Rum, Cointreau, Lime, Orgeat, Ginger
  • Outis Daquiri – $15
    • SelvaRey White Rum, Luxardo Maraschino, Lime, Grapefruit
  • The Diver – $20
    • Goslings Spirited Seas Ocean Aged Rum, Don’s Gardenia Mix, Lime, Orange, Angostura

Beer Enthusiast

  • Duvel Golden Ale (8.50% ABV) | Belgium – $7.50
  • Orval Trappist Ale (6.9% ABV) | Belgium – $9.75
  • La Trappe Quadrupel (10% ABV) | Netherlands – $9.75
  • Saison Dupont Farmhouse Ale (6.50% ABV) | Belgium – $9.75
  • Terrapin Richland Reserve (11% ABV) | USA – $14
  • Terrapin Irish Buh-Bye Wake-n-Bake (9.4% ABV) | USA – $14
  • Lindemans Framboise Lambic (2.50% ABV) | Belgium – $19.50

Uncharted Beers

  • Flappin’ Fish Gose (4.3% ABV) – $8
  • Tangled Tentacle Ale (5.4% ABV) – $8
  • Submariner’s Stout (6.1% ABV) – $8

Lagers & Ales

  • Corona Extra Lager (4.6% ABV) – $10
  • Bud Light American Lager (4.2% ABV) – $7.25
  • Samuel Adams Boston Lager (5% ABV) – $7.25
  • Kentucky Bourbon Ale (8.2% ABV) – $10
  • Powder Monkey Pale Ale (4.8% ABV) – $8
  • Modelo Especial (4.4% ABV) – $10

Stouts & IPAs

  • Loose Cannon IPA (7.2% ABV) – $8
  • Luau Passion Orange Guava IPA (6.5% ABV) – $8
  • Lagunitas IPA (6.2% ABV) – $10
  • Guinness Stout (4.2% ABV) – $10

Wheats & Cider

  • Blue Moon Belgian White (5.4% ABV) – $8
  • Angry Orchard Cider (5% ABV) – $8

Specialty Beers

  • La Fin Du Monde Tripel Ale (6.8% ABV) – $8

Mead

  • Longship (13%) ABV – $18.50
    • Semi-sweet
  • Thor’s Cherry Smash (13% ABV) – $18.25
    • Dry & Tart
  • Dansk Mjod (19% ABV) – $17.50
    • Hibiscus & Hops
  • Valkyrie (13% ABV) – $18.50
    • Citrus Dry

Wines by the Glass

  • Murphy-Goode Merlot | Sonoma County, USA – $10
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • The Federalist Chardonnay | Mendocino County, USA – $11
  • Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Trentino | Adige, Italy – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Côtes de Provence, France – $12.75
  • King Estate Pinot Noir | Oregon, USA – $14
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Épernay, France – $17
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25

Sarabi

As you approach the entrance to the venue, the sign reading "SARABI" beckons like a Disney treasure, promising an enchanting experience beyond its doors.

Sarabi is an adult-only lounge with a full-service bar, non-alcoholic beverages, a two-story LED screen, and seating.

It’s located midship on Deck 4.

Mocktails

  • Mr. Banana Beak – $7
    • Vanilla Ice Cream, Banana, and DOLE Whip Mango
  • Asante Sana – $7
    • Baobab Fruit, Oat Milk, Banana, Cinnamon, and Nutmeg

Cocktails

  • King’s Den – $18
    • Starr 7 Years Rum, Kings Ginger, Strawberry, Basil, Agave, and Lime
  • Sundowner – $15
    • Bayab Palm & Pineapple Gin, Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic, and Starfruit
  • Pride Sunset – $12
    • Sango Agava, Passion Orange Guava, and Pama Pomegranate
  • Outlands Mirage – $16
    • Five Trail Whiskey, Fig, Date, Lemon, Saffron, and Orange Bitters

Draft Beer

  • Bud Light (4.2% ABV) – $7.25
  • Blue Moon Belgian Ale (5.4% ABV) – $8
  • Powder Monkey Pale Ale (4.8%) – $8
  • Lagunitas IPA (6.2% ABV) – $10

Bottled Beer

  • Daura Damm Lager Gluten Free (5.4% ABV) – $7.50
  • Heineken 0.0 Zero Proof Lager (0.0% ABV) – $6.75

Hard Seltzers

  • Topo Chico – $6.76
    • Strawberry Guava
  • White Claw – $6.75
    • Black Cherry, Mango, or Watermelon
  • Truly – $6.75
    • Pineapple or Wild Berry

Wine

  • Murphy-Goode Merlot | Sonoma County, USA – $10
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • The Federalist Chardonnay | Mendocino County, USA – $11
  • Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Trentino | Adige, Italy – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Côtes de Provence, France – $12.75
  • King Estate Pinot Noir | Oregon, USA – $14
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Épernay, France – $17
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25

Triton Lounge

Discover the entrance to Triton Lounge aboard the Disney Treasure Cruise, featuring modern seating, ambient lighting, and wood-paneled walls. With an inviting ambiance akin to Disney's finest bars and lounges, it's the perfect escape as you peruse our distinctively curated menus.

Triton Lounge is unique in that it’s geared toward families. This is where trivia is hosted. The menu is mocktails.

It’s located starboard midship on Deck 5.

Mocktails

  • Under the Sea Swirl – $5.50
    • Pomegranate, Fresh Banana, Vanilla Ice Cream, and Cherry
  • Berries of the Caribbean – $5.50
    • Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry, Sprite, and Cherry Spear

Pool Bars

Cove Bar

The Cruise ship bar, reminiscent of Disney Treasure Cruise elegance, features wood paneling and decorative art. A staff member stands behind the counter as passengers peruse the full menus, enjoying their drinks nearby.

Cove Bar is in the adult-only Quiet Cove area, aft on Deck 13.

Discover our full menus featuring trending and classic cocktails, with prices for pop-spritz and by-the-glass options. Experience infinity bubbles alongside drink names and prices, all on a voyage reminiscent of a Disney Treasure Cruise at our bars, lounges, and cafes.

Amazonia Fizz

  • Amazonia Fizz – $17
    • Hendricks Amazonia, Pineapple, Fresh Lime, Agave Nectar, and Fever Tree Indian Tonic

Trending

  • Smoky Melon – $13
    • Zignum Silver, Watermelon, and Coconut Water
  • K-Refresher – $13
    • Empress 1908, Elderflower, and White Claw Watermelon
  • Tropical Negroni – $13
    • Bottega Bacur, Campari, and Carpano Antica
  • Brew Chill – $13
    • Averna, Campari, Pineapple, and Illy Cold Brew
  • Caribbean Mule – $13
    • Ten To One, Fever Tree Ginger, and Terrapin Luau Krunkles IPA
  • Infinity Swirl – $13
    • SelvaRey White Strawberry, DOLE Whip, Dos Maderas 5+5, and Piña Colada

Classics

  • Blue Hawaiian – $11
    • SelvaRey White, Pineapple, and Coconut
  • Mai Tai – $11
    • Captain Morgan Spiced, Cointreau, and Orgeat
  • Kentucky Lemonade – $11
    • Larceny, Cointreau, Lemonade, and Truly Lime
  • Açai-Pirinha – $11
    • Leblon Cachaça and Cedilla Açai
  • Spritz – $11
    • Aperol, Ferrari, and Blood Orange
  • La Piña – $11
    • Ciroc Pineapple and Coconut

Pop-Spritz

  • Strawberry Basil – $16
    • Ciroc and Moët & Chandon Ice
  • Berry Mojito – $16
    • Bacardi Limon and White Claw Black Cherry
  • Cucumber Honey Dew – $16
    • Irvine’s American Dry and Fever Tree Mediterranean
  • Mango Tajín – $16
    • Topo Chico Strawberry Guava

By the Glass

  • Caymus Suisun The Walking Fool | California, USA – $10
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet | Sauvignon California, USA – $10.25
  • Pouilly Fuissé Louis Jadot | Burgundy, France – $14.75
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15

Infinity Bubbles

  • Brachetto D’Aqui Banfi Rosa Regale – $12
  • Ferrari Brut – $13
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25
  • Pommery Rosé | Reims, France – $18.75
  • Veuve Cliquot Rich – $20.50
  • Taittinger Prestige Rosé | Reims, France – $21.75
  • Pommery Rose Mini – $27
  • Pommery POP Mini – $33

Currents Bar

A curved wooden bar with stools under a sign reading "Currents" invites guests aboard the Disney Treasure Cruise. Two people sit, facing a wide selection of bottles in this lively space, where full menus are offered to enhance the experience.

Currents Bar is a pool bar located forward on Deck 13.

A restaurant menu displayed on a wooden stand offers enticing cocktails and drinks under sections like "Trending," "Classics," "Pop-Spritz," and "Infinity Bubbles," reminiscent of the vibrant selections found in bars, lounges, and cafes on a Disney Treasure Cruise.

Amazonia Fizz

  • Amazonia Fizz – $17
    • Hendricks Amazonia, Pineapple, Fresh Lime, Agave Nectar, and Fever Tree Indian Tonic

Trending

  • Smoky Melon – $13
    • Zignum Silver, Watermelon, and Coconut Water
  • K-Refresher – $13
    • Empress 1908, Elderflower, and White Claw Watermelon
  • Tropical Negroni – $13
    • Bottega Bacur, Campari, and Carpano Antica
  • Brew Chill – $13
    • Averna, Campari, Pineapple, and Illy Cold Brew
  • Caribbean Mule – $13
    • Ten To One, Fever Tree Ginger, and Terrapin Luau Krunkles IPA
  • Infinity Swirl – $13
    • SelvaRey White Strawberry, DOLE Whip, Dos Maderas 5+5, and Piña Colada

Classics

  • Blue Hawaiian – $11
    • SelvaRey White, Pineapple, and Coconut
  • Mai Tai – $11
    • Captain Morgan Spiced, Cointreau, and Orgeat
  • Kentucky Lemonade – $11
    • Larceny, Cointreau, Lemonade, and Truly Lime
  • Açai-Pirinha – $11
    • Leblon Cachaça and Cedilla Açai
  • Spritz – $11
    • Aperol, Ferrari, and Blood Orange
  • La Piña – $11
    • Ciroc Pineapple and Coconut

Pop-Spritz

  • Strawberry Basil – $16
    • Ciroc and Moët & Chandon Ice
  • Berry Mojito – $16
    • Bacardi Limon and White Claw Black Cherry
  • Cucumber Honey Dew – $16
    • Irvine’s American Dry and Fever Tree Mediterranean
  • Mango Tajín – $16
    • Topo Chico Strawberry Guava

By the Glass

  • Caymus Suisun The Walking Fool | California, USA – $10
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet | Sauvignon California, USA – $10.25
  • Pouilly Fuissé Louis Jadot | Burgundy, France – $14.75
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Vanderpump Rose | Provence, France – $11.50

Infinity Bubbles

  • Brachetto D’Aqui Banfi Rosa Regale – $12
  • Ferrari Brut – $13
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25
  • Pommery Rosé | Reims, France – $18.75
  • Veuve Cliquot Rich – $20.50
  • Taittinger Prestige Rosé | Reims, France – $21.75

Cafes

Marceline Market

Sign reading "Marceline Market" with floral patterns, set against a green moss backdrop.

Marceline Market is a buffet-style meal venue but it also has a bar/cafe counter.

A menu displayed on a counter, detailing barista favorites, Disney Treasure Cruise grab & go options, cold brew cocktails, refreshing drinks, and wine by the glass. Prices are listed for each item.

Baristas Favorites

  • Espresso – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Macchiato – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Cafe Latte – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Cappuccino – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Mocha – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Magic Cocoa – $6.75
  • Cornetto Café – $5.25
  • Green Tea Matcha – $5.75
  • Tumeric Latte – $5.75
  • Beet Root Latte – $5.75

Grab & Go

  • Illy Cold Brew Cappuccino – $5.25
  • La Colombe Oatmilk Double Latte – $6.25
  • Health-Ade Kombucha – $6.50
    • Pink Lady Apple or Pomegranate
  • Vita Coco Coconut Water – $6.50

Cold Brew Cocktails

  • Brew Colada – $13
    • SelvaRey Coconut and Coconut Water
  • Brew Fashion – $13
    • Zacapa 23, Lime Juice, and Maraschino Liqueur
  • Brew Tonic – $13
    • Gun Powder Gin and Fever Tree
  • Brew & Sand – $13
    • Monkey Shoulder, Cherry Heering, and Cointreau

Refreshing

  • Brew Chill – $13
    • Averna, Campari, Pineapple, and Illy Cold Brew
  • K-Refresher – $13
    • Empress 1908, Elderflower, and White Claw Watermelon
  • Smoky Melon – $13
    • Zignum Silver, Watermelon, and Coconut Water
  • Caribbean Mule – $13
    • Ten to One, Fever Tree Ginger, and Caribbean Knuckles IPA
  • Kentucky Lemonade – $11
    • Larceny, Cointreau, Lemonade, and Truly Pineapple
  • Blue Hawaiian – $11
    • SelvaRey White, Pineapple, and Coconut
  • La Piña – $11
    • Ciroc Pineapple and Coconut

Wines by the Glass

  • Murphy-Goode Merlot | Sonoma County, USA – $10
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • The Federalist Chardonnay | Mendocino County, USA – $11
  • Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Trentino | Adige, Italy – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Côtes de Provence, France – $12.75
  • King Estate Pinot Noir | Oregon, USA – $14
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Épernay, France – $17
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25

Jade Cricket Cafe

The modern cafe interior features teal barstools, a marble counter, and an array of bottles on display. A robotic coffee machine takes center stage, surrounded by decorative lighting fixtures, evoking a sense of Disney Treasure magic.

Jade Cricket Cafe is located midship on Deck 5.

Barista’s Favorites

  • Green Tea Matcha – $5.75
  • Tumeric Latte – $5.75
  • Beet Root Latte – $5.75
  • Chai Latte – $5.75

Specialty Coffees

  • Salted Caramel Coconut Latte – $5.75
    • Monin Salted Caramel, Monin Coconut, Illy Espresso, and Milk
  • Caramel Hazelnut Mocha – $5.75
    • Monin Organic Hazelnut, Ghirardelli Caramel Sauce, Illy Espresso, and Milk
  • Pistachio Latte (Plant-based) – $5.75
    • Illy Espresso, Monin Pistachio Dairy-Free Milk, and Non-Dairy Whipped Topping

Matchmakers Favorites (Non-alcoholic)

  • Lucky Cricket Latte – $5.75
    • Matcha, White Chocolate, and Soft Whip Topping
  • Ube-licious – $5.75
    • Ube Condensed Milk, Coconut, Oat Milk, and Illy Espresso
  • Lavender Latte – $5.75
    • Lavender, French Vanilla, and Illy Espresso
  • Spiced Apple Iced Tea – $7
    • Warm Spices, Vanilla, Apple, and Black Tea

Coffee

  • Espresso – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Macchiato – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Cafe Latte – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Cappuccino – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Mocha – $3.50 single, $4.75 double

Around the World

  • Irish – $8
    • Illy and Bushmills Irish Whiskey
  • German – $6.50
    • Illy, Myer’s Dark Rum, and Whipped Cream
  • Turkish – $6.50
    • Coffee and Sugar
  • Hong Kong – $6.50
    • Illy, Black Tea, and Condensed Milk
  • Vietnamese – $6.50
    • Illy and Condensed Milk
  • Algeria – $6.50
    • Coffee, Agave, and Fresh Lemon Juice

Fresh From the Press

  • Booster – $5.50
    • Orange, Carrot, Lemon, and Ginger
  • Detox – $5.50
    • Kale, Spinach, Cucumber, and Dasani
  • Rejuvenate – $5.50
    • Beet Root, Carrot, and Apple

Dynasty Concoctions (Alcoholic Beverages)

  • Dragon Breath – $10
    • Porcelain Mandarin Gin, Fresh Lemon Juice, Peach, Agave, and Green Tea
  • The Silk Road – $12
    • Porcelain Shanghai Gin, Averna Amaro, and Luxardo Maraschino Cherry
  • DinasTea – $10
    • Blue Run Reflection Bourbon, Cynar, Ginger, Fresh Lemon Juice, and Honey, Oolong Tea
  • The Pink Blossom – $12
    • Porcelain Mandarin Gin, Lychee, Monin Rose, and Fresh Lime Juice

Cold Brew Cocktails

  • Rum Mocha – $12
    • SelvaRey Chocolate and Kahlua
  • Brew Fashion – $13
    • Old Forester and Chocolate Bitters
  • Brew Colada – $13
    • SelvaRey Coconut and Coconut Water
  • Brew Tonic – $13
    • Gunpowder Gin and Fever Tree Tonic
  • Brew & Sand – $13
    • Monkey Shoulder, Cherry Heering, and Cointreau Blood Orange

Wines by the Glass

  • Murphy-Goode Merlot | Sonoma County, USA – $10
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Trentino | Adige, Italy – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Côtes de Provence, France – $12.75
  • King Estate Pinot Noir | Oregon, USA – $14
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Épernay, France – $17
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25

HeiHei Cafe

Stylish hotel bar with a curved counter, padded stools, and warm lighting reminiscent of a HeiHei Cafe. Shelves with bottles and decorations adorn the wall behind the counter. Patterned carpet on the floor completes the Disney Treasure feel.

HeiHei Cafe, named after the chicken from “Moana,” is located midship on Deck 4.

Barista’s Favorites

  • Green Tea Matcha – $5.75
  • Tumeric Latte – $5.75
  • Beet Root Latte – $5.75
  • Chai Latte – $5.75

Specialty Coffees

  • Salted Caramel Coconut Latte – $5.75
    • Monin Salted Caramel, Monin Coconut, Illy Espresso, Milk
  • Caramel Hazelnut Mocha – $5.75
    • Monin Organic Hazelnut, Ghirardelli Caramel Sauce, Illy Espresso, Milk
  • Pistachio Latte (Plant-Based) – $5.75
    • Illy Espresso, Monin Pistachio Dairy-Free Milk, Non-Dairy Whipped Topping

Coffee & Tea

  • Espresso – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Macchiato – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Mocha– $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Cafe Latte – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Cappuccino – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Add Flavor – $1

Around the World

  • Irish – $8
    • Illy and Bushmills Irish Whiskey
  • German – $6.50
    • Illy, Myer’s Dark Rum, and Whipped Cream
  • Turkish – $6.50
    • Coffee and Sugar
  • Hong Kong – $6.50
    • Illy, Black Tea, and Condensed Milk
  • Vietnamese – $6.50
    • Illy and Condensed Milk
  • Algeria – $6.50
    • Coffee, Agave, and Fresh Lemon Juice

Fresh From the Press

  • Booster – $5.50
    • Orange, Carrot, Lemon, and Ginger
  • Detox – $5.50
    • Kale, Spinach, Cucumber, and Dasani
  • Rejuvenate – $5.50
    • Beet Root, Carrot, and Apple

HeiHei To-Go

  • Smart Water – $4.25
  • Vita Coco – $6.50
  • Kombucha – $6.50
    • Pink Lady Apple, Pomegranate
  • Dasani – $3
  • evian (33cL.) – $3.25
    • Sparkling or Still
  • Illy Cold Brew Cappuccino – $5.25
  • The Republic of Tea – $3.25
    • Darjeeling, Pomegranate Green Tea, Ginger Peach Decaf

Cove Café

Guests gather in a cozy bar aboard the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship, with a wooden interior that exudes warmth. They enjoy lively conversations and drinks while gazing through large windows at the ocean, savoring every moment as if exploring menus with prices at one of their favorite bars, lounges, or cafes.

Cove Café is located aft port on Deck 13.

Freshly Roasted

choice of Classico, Blend of Arabica Decaffeinato, Classic Blend of Decaffeinated Ethiopia, Delicate Intensity Colombia, Medium Intensity Brasile, or Intense Taste

  • Syphon Brewing – $10.50
  • Chemex Brewing – $8.50
  • French Press Brewing – $8.50
  • V-60 Brewing – $8.50
  • Aeropress Brewing – $8.50
  • Moka Brewing – $8.50

Around the World

  • Austrian – $6.50
    • Coffee, Chocolate, and Whipped Cream
  • Turkish – $6.50
    • Coffee and Sugar
  • Vietnamese – $6.50
    • Coffee and Condensed Milk
  • Mexican – $6.50
    • Coffee and Spices
  • Italian – $6.50
    • Espresso and Ice Cream
  • Thailand – $6.50
    • Coffee, Thai Tea, and Condensed Milk

Baristas Favorites

  • Espresso – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Macchiato – $2.75 single, $3.75 double
  • Cafe Latte – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Cappuccino – $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • Mocha– $3.50 single, $4.75 double
  • La Colombe Cold Brew – $6.50
  • Magic Cocoa – $6.75
  • Cornetto Café – $5.25
  • Tiramisù – $7.50
  • Green Tea Matcha – $5.75
  • Tumeric Latte – $5.75
  • Beet Root Latte – $5.75

Cold Brew Cocktails

  • Brew Colada – $13
    • SelvaRey Coconut and Coconut Water
  • Brew Fashion – $13
    • Old Forester and Chocolate Bitters
  • Brew Tonic – $13
    • Gun Powder Gin and Fever Tree
  • Brew & Sand – $13
    • Monkey Shoulder, Cherry Heering, and Cointreau Blood Orange

Wines by the Glass

  • Murphy-Goode Merlot | Sonoma County, USA – $10
  • Kendall Jackson Cabernet Sauvignon | California, USA – $10.25
  • Felino Malbec | Mendoza, Argentina – $10.75
  • The Federalist Chardonnay | Mendocino County, USA – $11
  • Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio Trentino | Adige, Italy – $12.25
  • Miraval Rosé | Côtes de Provence, France – $12.75
  • King Estate Pinot Noir | Oregon, USA – $14
  • Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough, New Zealand – $15
  • Moët & Chandon Ice | Épernay, France – $17
  • Taittinger Brut La Française | Reims, France – $18.25

Wheezy’s Freezies

A man stands behind a drinks bar on the Disney Treasure Cruise Ship, surrounded by slush machines, various bottles, and playful bird-themed decor.

Wheezy’s Freezies, a “Toy Story” themed treat shop, is located forward starboard on Deck 12.

On a wooden surface, an Etch A Sketch showcases the menu for

Freezies

  • Squeaker – $8.25
    • Mango, Blueberries, Orgeat, and Vanilla Ice Cream
  • Cowboy Shake – $8.25
    • Vanilla Ice Cream, Fresh Banana, Salted Caramel, and White Chocolate
  • To Infinity – $8.75
    • Fresh Mango, Fresh Carrot, Simply Lemonade, and Coconut Water
  • Small Roar – $8.25
    • Green Apple, Ginger, and Sprite
  • Smell Like Berries – $8.25
    • Coconut, Pineapple, Strawberry, and Raspberry

DOLE Whip

  • Pineapple DOLE Whip – $6.50

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The Best Times To Go on a Disney Cruise in 2025

Is 2025 the year of cruising for you? If so, we’re here for it and want to help you plan your vacation to be the best it can be.

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While you may not realize it, there are better times to sail with Disney Cruise Line than others, but for different reasons! Some seasons have lower crowds, others have better weather, so how can you decide what’s best for you? We’ve broken down the absolute BEST times to sail and why below to help you plan your trip down to a T!

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Keep in mind that prices do change for Disney Cruise Line depending on what season you’re traveling, especially during the warmer months. We won’t be talking a ton about price in this breakdown otherwise, but just keep that in mind when you’re planning your trip.

Disney Wonder

Winter

While winter may seem like the LAST choice for sailing on a cruise, the benefits often far outweigh the con of it being colder outside. However, keep in mind that many cruise destinations are on the southern hemisphere, meaning that while your port of call may be chilly, once you’re at your destination(s), things have warmed up, and it may actually be a more pleasant temperature than summer would be, as sometimes summer can be TOO hot.

Worlds of Marvel on the Disney Wish

Additionally, because of the chillier weather and needing to bring layers, winter cruises are often MUCH less crowded than spring and summer cruises. Folks are getting back to their jobs and classrooms following the holiday season in the winter, but Hawaii’s tourism season does tend to pick up around the beginning of the year, so if your cruise is taking you to the South Pacific, just prepare for slightly heavier crowds on land!

Hyperspace Lounge on Disney Wish

If you’re not into the colder season, don’t worry, there are other options!

Summer

While summer will be the busiest time for cruising, so not the best when it comes to cruising with fewer crowds, but you will find that there’s a LOT more availability when it comes to booking your cruise. For Disney Cruise Line, you’ll especially find more that travel to Disney’s private islands, Castaway Cay or Lookout Cay (and sometimes both!), but some of these cruises will also take you to far away places you’ve never thought to explore before!

Disney Wish

And if you’re looking for those 80-90 degree temperatures, this is certainly the time to travel! However, occasional rainfall is certainly still possible, especially in the Bahamas where many of these cruises travel to. Be sure to check out what port activities Disney Cruise Line is offering at your different ports of call so you don’t spend the whole day just wandering around (especially if you’re NOT at Castaway Cay or Lookout Cay) — really take advantage of these adventures in a safe and reliable way!

Disney’s Private Island Castaway Cay

However, hurricane Season for the Carribeans and Bahamas runs from June to November, with late August to early September usually being when you’re gonna see the PEAK of that hurricane activity, so this is also something to keep in mind. Now, worst comes to worst, you can’t participate in a port of call and you get a full refund from Disney (as long as you booked it through them!), or the cruise as a whole if a hurricane does happen, and then you can use that money towards another cruise or port of call in the future!

Disney Cruise Tshirt

Really Think About What Works Best For YOU

What’s most important here is deciding what works best for YOU and your family, and remembering why you wanted to cruise in the first place. For example, if you’re really looking forward to tanning and swimming in cool water on a hot summer day, then cruising in the winter isn’t for you. On the other hand, if you’re wanting lower crowds to more comfortable enjoy the ship’s amenities or want to do more activities at your ports of call that are indoors, then winter may be a good fit.

Mickey and Goofy at Castaway Cay

It’s also important to keep in mind why you’re choosing a Disney Cruise over a Disney World vacation. Disney Cruise Line has so many offerings for kids, teens, and adults to safely do individually, it’s sometimes hard to all meet up before bedtime, whereas in Disney World it’s a lot easier to spend time all together (and often times actually harder to split up, though it is possible!). Do you want to travel with your family and make memories in new locations you may never have been to otherwise (or where you don’t have to do a ton of the planning yourself)? Then a Disney Cruise may be a fantastic fit!

The Disney Dream

It’s a big decision to decide if a Disney Cruise is best for you and your family, but that’s why we’re here — to tell you the pros and cons and help you decide if it’s a right fit for you! The answer will be different for each and every family, and that’s the beauty of individuality. If you would like help planning your Disney Cruise, why don’t you talk with our friends at Small World Vacations? They help thousands of families every year with their cruise vacations — and their services are free to you!

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Be sure to stay tuned to DFB for all the latest Disney Cruise Line and Disney vacation news!

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“Star Wars” and “Rogue One” Actor Angus MacInnes Passes Away at Age 77, Played Gold Leader Dutch Vander

Some sad news coming out of A Galaxy Far, Far Away this week as we learned of the passing of actor Angus MacInnes, who most famously played the role of Gold Leader Jon “Dutch” Vander in the original Star Wars film. Angus MacInnes was born in Ontario, Canada in 1947 and his first credited film role […]

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Best Value Disney World Lounges for 2025

Dining at table service restaurants in Disney World can be fantastic, but worrying about getting reservations 60 days in advance of your trip and taking 1-2 hours out of your park day just to eat can be stressful, so it may not always be the best fit.

Garden Grill Restaurant

Sometimes, though, you want something a little more elevated than a quick-service meal, which leaves you at a bit of a loss. Fear not, though — there’s a middle ground that we absolutely love, and that’s Disney World lounges! Lounges are fantastic because you get the same elevated menu from table service restaurants without the time expectancy or the reservations. If you want to hit some lounges in 2025 but don’t want to spend an arm and leg for too small of plates, these are the top lounges we recommend!

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Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar (Disney Springs)

Located in the heart of Disney’s shopping and dining district, you’ll find one of the most intricately themed lounges there is! Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar is not only home to some fantastic drinks (both alcoholic and a few non-alcoholic options) but there are some great bites to eat as well.

Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar

There’s also almost always something new you notice in this area, thanks to its Indiana Jones theming. While you’re waiting for your drink, take a look around — we promise you’ll be entertained!

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Nomad Lounge (Disney’s Animal Kingdom)

This is easily one of our favorite spots in Disney World as a whole, especially because the seating and vibes here are immaculate. The small plates here are some of our absolute favorites, and the drinks are fantastic, too!

Nomad Lounge

The real stars here are the churros, which are arguably the BEST you can get in all of Disney World, but we also really love the Tiffins Bread Service and the Bangkok Chicken Wings.

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Territory Lounge (Disney’s Wilderness Lodge)

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge isn’t one of the most popular resorts out there, so Territory Lounge isn’t often very busy, leaving you with a quieter atmosphere to enjoy your time. It’s so warm and inviting, we could spend all day here if we had the time!

Territory Lounge

Some of the most well-known dishes here are the Artisanal Cheese and Charcuterie and Loaded Macaroni & Cheese, but there are plenty of other foods and drinks to explore as well.

Enchanted Rose Lounge (Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort)

The Enchanted Rose Lounge is relatively new, opening in 2019 and taking the place of Mizner’s Lounge. We love the decor here and the way it subtly hints at the live-action Beauty and the Beast without being over the top.

Enchanted Rose

However, we don’t recommend visiting before 5PM because the dining options are very limited. After that, though, when the heartier options are available, we definitely say to give it a try!

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Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge (Disney’s Hollywood Studios)

One of our favorite spots in Disney’s Hollywood Studios is the Hollywood Brown Derby, but if you don’t have time for that table service meal, the lounge will get you the majority of that same menu in a much shorter amount of time.

Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge

There isn’t a lot of seating here, we’ll be honest, but it’s totally worth it to us to not have to worry about getting a reservation weeks in advance and still get that iconic Our Famous Cobb Salad that we love so much.

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Scat Cat’s Club (Disney’s Port Orleans Resort — French Quarter)

When you think of French Quarter, you likely think of beignets right away, and we GET IT! That’s only one of the reasons you’ll want to come straight to Scat Cat’s Club.

Scat Cat’s Club

Scat Cat’s Club offers up some truly amazing dishes to dine on, as well as drinks that will appease almost anybody. Not to mention that you can catch live music on many nights, which is amazing for really bringing the atmosphere to life.

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Tambu Lounge (Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort)

There are a lot of great dining options at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, but again, if you’re not looking for a sit-down meal, Tambu Lounge is the way to go since it’s attached to ‘Ohana!

Tambu Lounge

Now, the trick here is that some of the most iconic offerings from the ‘Ohana menu (the ‘Ohana Noodles and Bread Pudding) aren’t technically on the menu, but if you ask nicely, you MAY be able to snag them without the reservation needed for the restaurant! However, there are plenty of other dishes and drinks on the menu, too, that are totally worth it to try.

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Steakhouse 71 Lounge (Disney’s Contemporary Resort)

Lastly, we have the lounge attached to Steakhouse 71, one of the most popular Disney World hotel restaurants, which, similar to other lounges, serves a few items from the regular menu — including the fantastic Steakhouse 71 Burger!

Steakhouse 71 Lounge

Now, the lounge is almost hidden from sight behind the host’s stand, so it’s often not very busy at all! That also means there’s not a lot of seating, but hey, we’ll take it. It’s also open from noon to 11PM each night, meaning it’s a great place to go for a later meal after a long park day.

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We’re always here to bring you the latest dining recommendations from Disney World, so stay tuned to DFB!

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Which lounge is your favorite in Disney World? Tell us in the comments!

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