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The Restaurants on the New Disney Dream Cruise Ship

by Eater Staff
  • The Royal Palace features the "resplendent decor" befitting a Disney princess.

    Photo: Disney Cruise Lines
  • Wall murals at Palo highlight the Venetian theme

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  • Enchanted Garden, featuring booths remarkably similar to the Magic Kingdom's spinning tea cup rides.

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  • The Disney Dream--christened, according to Disney Cruise Lines, with a champagne bottle of dreams.

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  • Private dining space at Palo

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  • Palo's dining room

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  • The entry to Royal Palace, the Dream's most lavish restaurant without a surcharge.

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  • Dining at Palo, an "intimate Adult Exclusive" restaurant featuring Northern Italian cuisine at a surcharge above the standard all-inclusive cruise rate.

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  • Royal Palace pulls upon Cinderella's carriage for table and architectural details.

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  • Royal Palace light fixtures feature Cinderella slipper ornamentation.

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  • Enchanted Garden's ceilings, which change color according to the time of day.

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  • Enchanted Garden

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  • Enchanted Garden seating

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  • The Animator's Palate

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  • Dining space at Animator's Palate, the Pacific Rim/American option for rotational dining

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  • Dine under the watchful eye of a grumpy dwarf at Animator's Palate.

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  • The Remy dining room

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  • Remy's plates, featuring golden rat embellishment as a tribute to Disney's hit film "Ratatouille."

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  • Remy dining room

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  • Carved wood chair backings at Remy feature the restaurant's namesake rat, the star of "Ratatouille."

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  • The Animator's Palate menu

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  • The Animator's Palate menu

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  • The Royal Palace menu

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  • The Royal Palace menu

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  • The menu at Enchanted Garden, the ship's "market-inspired continental" restaurant.

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  • The menu at Enchanted Garden, the ship's "market-inspired continental" restaurant.

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