*This gluten free dining experience took place in May 2018. 

Dinner at Enchanted Garden

On the second night of our 3-day cruise on the Disney Dream, we had dinner at Enchanted Garden. Located on deck 2, this restaurant is a part of 3 main dining rooms that guests rotate through on their Disney Cruise. We had enjoyed our embarkation lunch at Enchanted Garden the previous day and were interested to see how the main dining and evening impacted dining here.

*This dining experience took place in May 2018. 

Dinner at Animator’s Palate

On day one of our cruise on the Disney Dream, we dined at Animator’s Palate. This is one of three main restaurants available through Disney’s rotational dining, which changes nightly on your cruise. Because we had reservations at Remy on our last night, I made sure to request Animator’s Palate be on one of our first nights of rotation on the cruise. Of course, requests are not always possible, but we were glad this one was. Animator’s Palate is probably one of the most well-known restaurants on Disney Cruise Line, with its unique theming and “show” that goes on throughout the meal. Having dined here in 2014, I knew this was a must-do with Brandon on his first cruise.

*This dining experience took place in May 2018. 

Embarkation Lunch at Enchanted Garden

We recently went on a 3-day cruise on the Disney Dream. Disney Cruise Line offers some unique dining experiences, including adult dining and also offers rotational dining, where guests dine at a different restaurant each night of the cruise. One of these restaurants is Enchanted Garden. While we did dine there for dinner, we also got a chance to dine here for lunch on embarkation day.

San Angel Inn at Epcot (as of 5/2018) – This is strictly a gluten free and dairy free menu. Check with the restaurant for additional offerings.

Planning a trip to Disney World with a special dietary need and not sure where to begin? Check out the 2018 Gluten Free & Dairy Free Guide to Walt Disney World. This 93 page guide will give the basics of visiting Disney World with a special dietary need and some useful tips and information to help make your trip planning more magical.

*This dining experience took place in April 2018. 

Dinner at Yak & Yeti

Yak & Yeti Restaurant is a table service location in Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park. Though it is not owned and operated by Disney (It’s a part of the Landry’s restaurants chain), it has been an extremely popular dining location in the park for many years now. We visited last year after a pretty lengthy hiatus and really enjoyed our meal there. So, we decided to have dinner here before we went to a DVC Moonlight Magic event held in the park.