The Disney Cruise Line is making a change in how people dine at Palo, Palo Steakhouse, and Palo Trattoria aboard its ships. Starting on October 22nd, the prix-fixe dinner menu will be replaced with an à la carte menu. The change in the popular adults-only Disney Cruise Line restaurant will start on the Disney Wonder before being implemented on other ships in the fleet.
Here is the roll-out schedule:
Palo is an adults-only restaurant with beautiful views throughout the Disney fleet. It serves food inspired by Northern Italian cuisine with a modern twist. Reservations are required.
There will still be a $55 per person credit for Palo, Palo Steakhouse, and Palo Trattoria given to Platinum and Pearl Castaway Club members that can be used towards à la carte selections at dinner. Traditionally, this credit has been available to use at brunch even though the benefit has been advertised as a benefit for dinner dining. Here is the official verbiage:
Complimentary Dinner at Palo, Palo Steakhouse or Palo Trattoria
Savor an elegant dinner at Palo, Palo Steakhouse or Palo Trattoria, available to Platinum and Pearl Members—including Guests staying in their staterooms. The eligible Member must be present at the dinner if any Guests from their stateroom attend. Limited to one complimentary experience per stateroom, per sailing, and subject to availability. Minimum age restrictions may apply.
At this time, there are no changes being made to the popular brunch offerings at Palo. Here is a look at Daps Magic’s experience at Palo earlier this year aboard the Disney Wonder:
What do you think about this change for Palo aboard the Disney Cruise Line ships? Will this change your dining practices the next time you cruise with Disney? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below!
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