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Icon of the Seas · onboard dining
Compare included meal venues with specialty dining on this specific ship. Ship-clock details and sailing-specific charges remain yours to confirm.
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Deep Dish · Food away
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Cruise dining
Included venues and extra-charge restaurants, ship by ship. A dining package is not a table.
12 ships
Theme-park day
A meal inside the park, with admission kept separate and a backup you can actually reach.
2 guides
Before the show
Dinner before the ticket scan, food inside the venue, or a separately ticketed meal.
2 guides
City break
A train in, a day out, a show, and the train home. London is worked in full; Tokyo and Singapore are station and hawker notes.
3 guides
Somewhere I haven’t researched
A road trip, a resort, an airport layover. Start a blank meal and keep the same clock, party and backup checks.
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Dining guides
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Cruise ships, two to a fleet
Each ship sits beside its fleet sibling, because the line’s name is shared and the restaurant list is not.
Royal Caribbean
Read the comparison on Salt NotesWonder’s lineup includes The Mason Jar, Wonderland and Park Café. Icon’s AquaDome Market plan should not be transferred to Wonder; compare the actual restaurant mix and specialty charges.
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Wonder of the Seas
An Oasis-class dining plan with Southern-inspired and imaginative specialty options plus included casual choices.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →Disney Cruise Line
Read the comparison on Salt NotesFantasy’s rotation includes Animator’s Palate and Enchanted Garden rather than Wish’s Arendelle / Worlds of Marvel settings. Its adult French venue is Remy, and its Italian venue is Palo, not Wish’s Enchanté / Palo Steakhouse.
USD · checked 2026-10-28
Disney Wish · rotational and adult dining
Plan around your assigned main-dining rotation and compare it with separately booked adult-exclusive meals.
5 places with sourcesRead the guide →USD · checked 2026-10-28
Disney Fantasy
The same rotational-dining concept with different restaurants and adult-dining choices. Use your actual assigned rotation.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Read the comparison on Salt NotesGrandeur lists Pacific Rim; Mariner’s published restaurant lineup does not. Both have Chartreuse, Prime 7 and Sette Mari: the difference is the ship’s range of choices, not an exclusive cuisine at every venue.
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Seven Seas Grandeur
Included specialty dining makes the reservation plan more important than an assumed restaurant surcharge. This guide covers Grandeur’s named venues, not every Regent ship.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →USD · checked 2026-10-28
Seven Seas Mariner
A smaller restaurant lineup than Grandeur, with French Chartreuse, Italian evenings at Sette Mari and classic steakhouse dining.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →Silversea
Read the comparison on Salt NotesSilver Whisper lists The Restaurant, La Terrazza, The Grill and La Dame. Nova has a wider lineup including S.A.L.T. Kitchen and Kaiseki; La Dame’s published reservation fee also differs between the ships.
USD · checked 2026-10-28
Silver Nova
S.A.L.T. Kitchen’s destination menus and fee-based dining at La Dame or Kaiseki make this ship a useful example of why all-inclusive does not mean every restaurant has the same terms.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →USD · checked 2026-10-28
Silver Whisper
Classic Silversea dining in a different restaurant mix from Nova; compare meal periods and ship-specific La Dame charges.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →Ovation has a dedicated Sushi restaurant and Solis. Venture offers Sushi in The Club and Pantry in the Bow Lounge, with expedition dining arrangements instead of importing Ovation’s restaurant plan.
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Seabourn Ovation
Ovation combines included open-seating dining, a dedicated Sushi restaurant and reservable Solis. Its Sushi format differs from ships offering only Sushi in The Club.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →USD · checked 2026-10-28
Seabourn Venture
An expedition-ship food plan: light bites and dining need to fit landings, briefings and the ship’s changing daily program.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →Explora Journeys
Read the comparison on Salt NotesEXPLORA III adds Shore Club on 11, The Chef’s Table and The Cellar. EXPLORA I’s Conservatory offering is Gelateria & Crêperie; the two ships do not have identical culinary lineups.
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EXPLORA I
Sakura and Marble & Co. Grill are among the inclusive venues, while Anthology is a separately charged experience. Reservation access and a confirmed seat remain separate from inclusion.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →EUR · checked 2026-10-28
EXPLORA III
New poolside dining and bespoke experiences alongside the brand’s returning restaurants. Keep extra-charge wine and private dining separate from inclusive food.
3 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →
Theme parks
Admission is one decision and lunch is another. The backup has to be inside the same day, and ideally the same land.
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Magic Kingdom
Quick-service and table-service options inside Magic Kingdom, with park entry kept separate from dining arrangements.
8 places with sourcesRead the guide →EUR · checked 2026-10-28
Disneyland Paris · two parks
Compare table service and quick service in Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World. The park containing each restaurant matters when choosing a backup.
4 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →On Salt Notes: Disneyland Paris Dinner Has a Park Attached
Shows and venues
Before the ticket scan, after it, or a meal that is the show. Those are three plans with three clocks.
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Orlando venues
Dining around Kia Center and Dr. Phillips Center, including public restaurants and ticket-restricted venues.
5 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →GBP · checked 2026-10-28
London · The O2 and event dining
Compare a restaurant before arena entry, food after the ticket scan, and a separately booked theatrical meal. These have different access requirements and time commitments.
4 places with sourcesRead the guide →On Salt Notes: Eat Before You Scan: Planning Dinner Around The O2
Cities, stations and airports
The train, the gate or immigration is the fixed part. Lunch fits around it, in the local currency.
JPY · checked 2026-10-28
Tokyo · markets and station meals
Markets and station dining with practical checks for shop hours, payment, train gates and onward travel.
6 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →SGD · checked 2026-10-28
Singapore · hawker and airport meals
Satay, two hawker centres, Jewel and two transit-side meals, with immigration and terminal access treated as part of the meal decision.
6 places with sourcesOpen in the planner →GBP · checked 2026-10-28
London · trains, a day out and a show
One city break with four jobs: dinner when the train gets in, lunch on a sightseeing day, dinner before a West End show, and breakfast or lunch before the train home. The O2 is a different evening and stays on its own guide.
6 places with sourcesRead the guide →
Before you start
Do I need an account or a long form first?
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Are guide prices current?
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Will this book a table or promise I get back to the ship?
No. It compares the allowances you type. A cruise clock is not used until you record the ship's own instructions, and nothing here claims you will make an all-aboard time.
What is public, and what stays mine?
Guide pages are research: sources, dates and open questions. Guest names, dietary notes and your plan are not on those pages. A shared file drops names and private notes unless you explicitly include them.
What a finished summary looks like
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Plan your own meal
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