Named for Walt Disney’s early childhood hometown in Missouri, Marceline Market is slightly different than Cabanas as it is a food hall inspired by popular marketplaces around the world. Within Marceline Market you will find some standard fare along with specials which change up to offer more variety. The majority of seating is indoors with a small outside seating area aft for an alfresco dining experience.
Overall, Marceline Market includes 10 food stalls and a café-style beverage bar in the center near the entrance. During our time onboard this was popular stop for guests as it is an ideal location to order specialty coffees or a cocktail. Marceline Market was designed as an old industrial loft converted into a marketplace, but with a some unique Disney design twists. Throughout the marketplace, there are local proprietors for the various areas with each station inspired by a Disney animated film such as Tangled, Ratatouille, Alice in Wonderland, and Zootopia.
One of the huge improvements over Cabanas on the other ships is the expansive hand washing area at the entrance. Each station has easy access to soap, paper towels, and a trash bin.
There is a variety of options available with cuisines for the whole family, including American classics, international specialties, comfort foods, seafood, soups and salads, vegetarian and plant-based fare, baked goods, and desserts.
Marceline Market is a casual, walk-around dining experience for breakfast and lunch, according to a press release, table-service dining will be offered at dinnertime with entrees cooked to order. However, I either did not notice this offering, or it was not available during the our two sailings.
Marceline Market Café
Marceline Market Breakfast
A sampling of breakfast selections at Marceline Market.
Marceline Market Lunch
A sampling of lunch selections available at Marceline Market followed at the end with a walkthrough video.
No churro Mickey waffles at breakfast?!
How is this any different than Cabanas? Because they serve you? Everything I am seeing looks just like a standard buffet. I get the food stall concept, but not how that translates to anything different.
The food quality is leaps and bounds better than what you find at Cabanas. Sure, it’s served in a similar manner, but it’s a better quality meal that what you’d get at Cabanas on the other ships
I haven’t been onboard yet – my cruise is Aug 29. I think with the “food stalls” it looks like it might be easier to pop in and out of line than on other ships. But that remains to be seen I guess.
What time does breakfast and lunch start on the Marceline Market
Breakfast on a sea day was 7:00a to 10:45a.
Thanks, Scott for the conversations over the past few days, much appreciated!
As a frequent visitor to your blog it was nice to meet you in person. Greatly appreciate your willingness to take time out of your cruise to talk with a random stranger.
As mentioned, I have followed your blog for the past decade, and your posts and information provided has been of much value to me and many others I am sure. Thanks again for the great work, and keeping all of us current with the latest Disney Cruise Line info.
Alan,
Pleasure to meet you and I enjoyed our conversations.
As they have the coffee bar, do they still offer the included filter coffee from machines ?
Yes, coffee is available at the drink stations in Marceline Market and the pool deck near Festival of Foods.
Do they serve eggs Benedict ?
Yes, eggs Benedict were available.
Is there a place to eat outside aft within the market, or just outside along the pool areas? Thank you for your helpful info and posts!
Thank you for your helpful posts and updates! Is there a place within the market to eat outdoors, or do you need to leave the market and go along the pool areas to eat outside? Thnx!
There is an aft outdoor seating area similar to Cabanas.
Do they offer dinner service off the menu yet at Marceline?
Marceline Market has not been open for dinner service, except for a rare occurrence when embarkation was delayed into the evening.