Disney Adventure - dining, entertainment, rides + more announced

[LittleMerman]

The website was updated with new info about the areas, dining, entertainment, rides, rooms, + more! Some highlights:

AREAS
Disney Imagination Garden

Disney Discovery Reef

Toy Story Place

Marvel Landing

Wayfinder Bay

San Fransokyo Street

Town Square

DINING
Hollywood Spotlight Club

Navigator’s Club

Animator’s Palate

Animator’s Table

Enchanted Summer Restaurant

Pixar Market Restaurant

Bewitching Boba and Brews

Stitch’s Ohana Grill

Mike & Sulley’s Flavors of Asia

ENTERTAINMENT
Avengers Assemble!

Remember

Moana: Call of the Sea

Baymax Super Exercise Expo

Looks amazing!

 

[Two Ears]

Boy thats a lot of restaurants. Are they doing rotational dining or not? If they are which restaurants will there be?

the decks look amazing. Is there an atrium on this ship?

 

[joanna71985]

Sigh. I seriously need to figure out a way to get over there and book a cruise (the ship looks amazing)

 

[cjkeating]

Boy thats a lot of restaurants. Are they doing rotational dining or not? If they are which restaurants will there be?

There are 6 MDR restaurants however they are paired up (Mickey and Friends - Hollywood/Navigators, Animators - Palate/Table, Enchanted Summer - Tangled/Frozen) so you will dine one or the other.

Is there an atrium on this ship?

Town Square acts as the atrium.

 

[peter11435]

There are 6 MDR restaurants however they are paired up (Mickey and Friends - Hollywood/Navigators, Animators - Palate/Table, Enchanted Summer - Tangled/Frozen) so you will dine one or the other.

Minor correction. Enchanted Summer is one restaurant that features both Tangled and Frozen. Pixar Market will be the corresponding restaurant on the opposite rotations.

 

[cjkeating]

Minor correction. Enchanted Summer is one restaurant that features both Tangled and Frozen. Pixar Market will be the corresponding restaurant on the opposite rotations.

I hadn't picked up on this, Pixar Market is a buffet for breakfast and lunch? This seems like quite a downgrade versus Enchanted Summer for dinner.

 

[peter11435]

I hadn't picked up on this, Pixar Market is a buffet for breakfast and lunch? This seems like quite a downgrade versus Enchanted Summer for dinner.

Enchanted Summer will also be a buffet for breakfast and lunch.

 

[C33Mom]

There are 6 MDR restaurants however they are paired up (Mickey and Friends - Hollywood/Navigators, Animators - Palate/Table, Enchanted Summer - Tangled/Frozen) so you will dine one or the other.

Town Square acts as the atrium.

Would you mind sharing where you learned this? We are sailing the Adventure next January and I’m having trouble finding good information sources.

 

[nikkipapadopulou]

The website was updated with new info about the areas, dining, entertainment, rides, rooms, + more! Some highlights:

AREAS
Disney Imagination Garden

Disney Discovery Reef

Toy Story Place

Marvel Landing

Wayfinder Bay

San Fransokyo Street

Town Square

DINING
Hollywood Spotlight Club

Navigator’s Club

Animator’s Palate

Animator’s Table

Enchanted Summer Restaurant

Pixar Market Restaurant

Bewitching Boba and Brews

Stitch’s Ohana Grill

Mike & Sulley’s Flavors of Asia

ENTERTAINMENT
Avengers Assemble!

Remember

Moana: Call of the Sea

Baymax Super Exercise Expo

Looks amazing! I love when entertainment spots go the extra mile with their customer service—it really makes a difference in the whole experience. I came across some reviews about K-Days and how they handle their visitors, and it honestly gave me more confidence when checking out similar events. Good service behind the scenes means fewer headaches and more fun, especially with big attractions and shows like the new Disney adventure dining stuff https://www.edconsumer.com/company/k-days/customer-service.html If you’re into events and entertainment, seeing how places treat their guests can be just as important as what’s on stage.

Honestly, I’m pretty hyped about the lineup they announced. The dining additions sound promising — hoping they lean into more unique, immersive themes instead of just rehashing what's already in the parks. And those new ride concepts? If even half of them deliver on the tech they're teasing, it could be a big win.