Below, is a brief tour of the ship and some of the ketogenic cuisine onboard.
Our last Disney Cruise was aboard the Disney Fantasy and if you haven’t figured it out yet, we are huge Disney fans.
The cuisine was outstanding. There was no shortage of ketogenic options. We typically ate breakfast in the buffet on deck 9, and dinner in one of the 3 dining rooms, which was on a rotation with different menus each night.
My modified eggs benedict (hold the bread please), which I ate almost every morning. 
egg options in Cabana’s restaurant 
Some of the many food options in Cabana’s buffet 
Meats in Cabana’s buffet 
Smoked salmon, vegetable options at the buffet 
Food options in Cabana’s, hold the beans please. 
Charcuterie plate in Tiana’s Place restaurant 
Sea bass in Tiana’s Place restaurant 
Smoked salmon, eggs, spinach at the breakfast buffet 
Reindeer hotdogs during one of our excursions in Ketchikan 
Seared-tuna on a bed of lettuce 
The requisite Mickey Mouse cappuccino
The Disney Wonder is one of the smaller Disney ships, which can accommodate 2.700 passengers with a staff of 2,000. I have been on a half dozen cruises and prefer smaller ships because it’s easier to get from point A to point B and it feels more intimate in the dining rooms and on deck.
The ship’s decor is Art Nouveau, with whimsical accents, such as animator drawings throughout. There are TEN dining options, which include the 3 rotating dining rooms to keep the experience fresh each night. Every dinner presents a new menu.
The ship’s Foyer with live entertainment.
A venetian looking chandelier in the Foyer 
Mid-ship pool and dining area 
Aft-deck pool and spa on the 18+ deck 
Deck 4, a quiet place to read 
3 laps on Deck 4 = 1 mile 
The Walt Disney Theater for our nightly entertainment, everything from broadway-caliber shows to magic shows.
Palo Restaurant, with a Venetian accents for upscale dining 
Painter’s Palate, my personal favorite restaurant 
One of the many lounges on the ship 
Our spacious cabin, the room I am sitting in opens up 2 bunk beds. 
The relaxing view from our cabin deck 
the toilet room in our cabin 
the shower room in our cabin
The scenery of Alaska
Dawes glacier 
When the ice shears off the glacier, it appears this lapis -color blue before it expands to a whiter shade
If you really want to Disney-geek-out, you decorate your door! The doors work with magnets but they need to be STRONG magnets.
I love looking at all the fun creations. What a brilliant way to make it easy to for you and and the kids to find your cabin!
