Hilarious Twitter reactions as NBA stars share photos of dinner at Disney World in Orlando

Tuesday saw the entry of the first few NBA teams into the Disney World bubble at Orlando. With a two-day quarantine looming in front of them, the players might have sought solace at the idea of having some nice food to keep them in good spirits. But they were definitely in for a disarming surprise when they got their first meal of the day.

The Denver Nuggets' Troy Daniels took to Instagram to share a picture of his lunch tray which had a very similar look to the food trays one gets in an airplane - his first meal in the bubble. The Brooklyn Nets' Chris Chiozza followed suit with a similar looking meal on his Instagram story, soon after.

The small portions and packaged food look pretty much like what a low-cost airline normally provides its passengers with. Understandably, the sight got NBA fans on Twitter in hysteria, resulting in some very funny reactions.

NBA legend Isaiah Thomas chimes in with an important point

Free agent point guard Isaiah Thomas, who has been teammates with LeBron James in the past, could not contain himself.

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Given the demanding nature of the NBA, and the fact that practice sessions can last longer than 3 hours on an average day, NBA players are expected to consume over 4500 calories a day. The sorry-looking size of these meal packets does definitely warrant the scrutiny that fans are putting it under.

Nikola Jokic will definitely not prefer this cuisine

One might wonder whether this was all the Grand Floridian or the Grand Destino's kitchens had on offer. A closer look at the meal tray on the second table reveals that other offerings include: fresh garden greens, arugula, watermelon. Also included are grilled chicken, Parmesan polenta and white fish along with pasta Bolognese.

ESPN's Marc Stein, however, reports that this is only a temporary state of affairs. Once the teams are done with their two-day isolation period, they will probably be given access to the Disney restaurants within their accomodating hotels. Teams will also be able to hire private chefs to feed the whole team with custom meals Even players are allowed to hire their own chefs if they want to according to the star NBA reporter.

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