Maybe more adults go to the MDR?
http://disneycruiselineblog.com/menus/main-dining-room-breakfast-menus/Anyone have a sample of the breakfast menu in the dining room?
Anyone have a sample of the breakfast menu in the dining room?
Do you need to tip your waiter for breakfast and lunch since its probably not the same staff you have during dinner?We enjoy breakfast in the main dining room more than in Cabanas.
No, you don't. Your regular tips cover it--your dinner staff also works breakfast/lunch--but could be anywhere--Cabanas, MDR, etc. The theory is that everyone has tipped at least the standard amount, so the staff will be covered, no matter who you had for other meals. I did add a note to the comment card praising one of the wait staff we had at the character breakfast--he was great with our seasick daughter and even recognized us the following day in Cabanas, asking how she was feeling. So if you have someone that goes above and beyond what you expect, be sure to write their name on the comment card--that is supposed to be really helpful for waitstaff--possibly leading to time off, promotions, etc.Do you need to tip your waiter for breakfast and lunch since its probably not the same staff you have during dinner?
The theory is that everyone has tipped at least the standard amount, so the staff will be covered, no matter who you had for other meals.
Have you been able to find it in the menus online? I have no idea what that is. Perhaps you should call DCL sounds like it could be a hard to get specialty item and see how to get it on board.Sorry to ask my question on this thread but it seems appropriate - do they have Weetabix on the breakfast menus? I have two picky eaters and I need to know whether I should carry it.
You might need to bring some with you if that's all they'll eat. This can be a great time to experiment and try new things though. Maybe in a different environment from what they're used to you can cajole them into into it.Sorry to ask my question on this thread but it seems appropriate - do they have Weetabix on the breakfast menus? I have two picky eaters and I need to know whether I should carry it.
Sorry to ask my question on this thread but it seems appropriate - do they have Weetabix on the breakfast menus? I have two picky eaters and I need to know whether I should carry it.
You might need to bring some with you if that's all they'll eat. This can be a great time to experiment and try new things though. Maybe in a different environment from what they're used to you can cajole them into into it.
Well if it’s dry cereal that could come on as a factory sealed item. And I agree with MelSpees that this could be an opportunity for Ntoes. My daughter was an incredibly fussy eater at age 11 and it was through Disney Cruise that we were able to expand her pallet(by her choice) and now why she likes to go on Disney Cruise just so that she can eat. And I would never have believed that of my child prior to her first Disney cruise. I gave my daughter all the control in the situation it was totally up to her which made her feel empowered by being able to make her own choices. In the MDR‘s since you have two children perhaps you could select two different plates, divide each of those plates in half so that they went equally to both children. The important thing here is have them smell each one of the items on the plate. After that ask them to say the most positive thing about each item. (Color is pretty red or yellow, shiny, smells like butter, looks like trees was my daughters comment on broccoli at a younger age) The beauty of it is nobody makes it better than Disney anyways and secondly you’re not paying for plates upon plates of food for this taste test. I never forced her to eat any of them but after smelling them a couple of times she was more willing to try them.It's basically a brand of shredded wheat.
Thanks. I always get it in Publix in Orlando so maybe I will just grab a box before the cruiseI googled the brand name. I don't recall every seeing that brand on the ships. Maybe they would on European cruises since it's a brand over there but not likely on US based cruises.
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Well if it’s dry cereal that could come on as a factory sealed item. And I agree with MelSpees that this could be an opportunity for Ntoes. My daughter was an incredibly fussy eater at age 11 and it was through Disney Cruise that we were able to expand her pallet(by her choice) and now why she likes to go on Disney Cruise just so that she can eat. And I would never have believed that of my child prior to her first Disney cruise. I gave my daughter all the control in the situation it was totally up to her which made her feel empowered by being able to make her own choices. In the MDR‘s since you have two children perhaps you could select two different plates, divide each of those plates in half so that they went equally to both children. The important thing here is have them smell each one of the items on the plate. After that ask them to say the most positive thing about each item. (Color is pretty red or yellow, shiny, smells like butter, looks like trees was my daughters comment on broccoli at a younger age) The beauty of it is nobody makes it better than Disney anyways and secondly you’re not paying for plates upon plates of food for this taste test. I never forced her to eat any of them but after smelling them a couple of times she was more willing to try them.
Not that you don’t already have a good method quite possibly and most likely better than mine anyway.