Crab Legs

We saw a video about the Disney Fantasy

And it said there was crab legs at the buffet restaurant, does anyone know if there’s an additional charge for it, what day it is and if you need to make a reservation

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We saw a video about the Disney Fantasy

And it said there was crab legs at the buffet restaurant, does anyone know if there’s an additional charge for it, what day it is and if you need to make a reservation

 

 

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Served in Cabanas (buffet). Not sure if it was only on one day, or multiple days. No extra cost.

It was available several times when we sailed, but this is stone crab and it's a lot of work to get a little meat. . It's not snow crab, so no worries about it running out. I stick to the shrimp and it was available every day

Oh man, I've only ever seen the stone crab, shrimp and mussels at Cabanas and only got the crab legs at Palo brunch. I would never leave Cabanas of they had the crab legs there!

Oh man, I've only ever seen the stone crab, shrimp and mussels at Cabanas and only got the crab legs at Palo brunch. I would never leave Cabanas of they had the crab legs there!

I'm with you. My family loves snow crab and we used to be able to get it on buffets at several restaurants near us in Florida, but sadly it's a thing of the past. We are not fans of stone crab, but if you are Shmoo's picture is a regular occurrence on the Fantasy or at least it was when we were on it. Notice that there is plenty of stone crab, but a small pile of shrimp? There is a reason for that>

I'm with you. My family loves snow crab and we used to be able to get it on buffets at several restaurants near us in Florida, but sadly it's a thing of the past. We are not fans of stone crab, but if you are Shmoo's picture is a regular occurrence on the Fantasy or at least it was when we were on it. Notice that there is plenty of stone crab, but a small pile of shrimp? There is a reason for that>

Must have been the cruise I was on making me the guilty party.I make a meal out of the shrimp. I skip the stone crba because I don't like to work for my dinner. :p

Also, in addition to everyone's info, there is no extra charge for it and it's kind of behind you when you're looking at the majority of the buffet. So sometimes it seems hidden, if you don't know where to look for it.

It used to only be stone crab (on our first 7 or 8 cruises), but the last few we've been on (Dream and Magic at least) both had a few days where they had snow crab. It's much better meat to work required ratio than stone crab. (I actually had to watch a YouTube video after our first cruise to learn how to eat the stone crab - it's complicated.)

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Just to be clear, they are not stone crabs served onboard, they are Jonah crab. Similar but way different in price.

Just to be clear, they are not stone crabs served onboard, they are Jonah crab. Similar but way different in price.

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Right - Jonah or Jonah's crab claws. Stone crabs - probably 30.00 - 50.00 dollars per pound depending on size. Last time I saw Jonah claws 2 pounds was about 15-20. Huge difference. Nothing beats Stone Crabs from Joe's though :hearteyes:

We were on Dream in January - first day was Jonah crab, next day snow crab legs, this pattern continued throughout our cruise in Cabana's for lunch.

We were on Dream in January. First lunch in Cabana's was Jonah crab claws, next day, snow crab and the pattern continued throughout cruise. Served next to shrimp.

Wow. Deja vu ;p