All your food & soft beverage are included on a Disney Cruise. On the Disney Wish, you get an evening meal every night at Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure, 1923, and Worlds Of Marvel. For eating throughout the day, there are various included quick-service options you can enjoy.
Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods
Outside (but covered) on deck 11 is the main outdoor quick-service area, called Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods. Here you'll find a variety of different offerings- as much as you want to enjoy!
Mickey's Smokestack Barbecue
Mickey's Smokestack Barbecue is where you'll find all your smoked meats! There's brisket, pork, chicken, sausage, and mac & cheese, and more.
Everything you see on that plate was so good. This was the first quick service offering we tried on the Disney Wish and we couldn't believe how good it was.
Donald's Cantina
This is where you can build your own burrito or tacos. All you do is tell the crew member what you like and they build it for you, as many as you like! This was one of the standouts to me and I ended up liking these custom tacos much more than I thought.
Goofy's Grill
Goofy's is where you can find your burgers (including impossible burgers), hot dogs, chicken tenders, and fries. The Angus burgers were again better than I expected, and the rest of the options are as you'd expect.
Pizza Pies
The crew members here are regularly cooking up pizzas you can help yourself to. The pizzas were good- as you'd expect. However, the only criticism I'd give here is they couldn't keep up with demand and there wasn't much choice a lot of the time as they were constantly waiting for fresh pizzas to cook.
Minnie's Ice Cream
On a nice hot day in the Bahamas, a good ice cream goes down well. Crew members will serve you all the ice cream you desire.
Beverages
Next to all the food options is the beverage station. Here you can help yourself to all the fizzy drinks, water, tea, coffee & more!
Marceline Market
Marceline Market is an indoor quick service location that opens for breakfast and lunch. Even though most people will be enjoying their rotational dining in the evening, Marceline Market does not open if you weren't up to your main dinner at night. There are different options here than in Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods, which is good. For lunch, they had a good variety of dishes, but the one time we went to try it out, there were no tables available, and many people hovering around with food ready to pounce.
For breakfast, they have a wide offering of pastries, cereals, hot food (including bacon, waffles, and pancakes), teas, coffees, drinks, and more. What's even better, is they have POG juice on tap.
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The only downside to Marceline Market is it can be quite hard to find seating. There doesn't seem to be enough tables to accommodate the number of people who want to eat at a lot of the time during the day.
Summary
I was blown away by the variety of quality of the quick-service options onboard the Disney Wish. Coming from a couple of weeks at Walt Disney World eating a few quick services there (and paying handsomely for it) the difference was night and day a lot of the time. I would give the outdoor "Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods" a solid 5/5, but the Marceline Market with a lack of seating and opening hours brings the quick service options overall to a respectable 4.5/5. In terms of the food quality and variety, there's nothing different I'd wish for. You're welcome.
