Disney Cruise Line is set to make two changes at Palo before the end of October: the adult dining venue’s prix-fixe dinner will be discontinued, and eligible Castaway Club members will no longer be able to use their $55 Palo credit for brunch.
Palo dinner will become entirely à la carte, according to DCL Fan. The change applies to Palo Steakhouse on Wish-class ships and Palo Trattoria on Disney Adventure. The former dinner option included four courses for $55 per person, with diners choosing one item from each category. Individual dishes, including calamari, beef tenderloin and chocolate soufflé, were already available à la carte.
The rollout begins Oct. 22 on Disney Wonder; Oct. 23 on Disney Fantasy, Disney Dream and Disney Wish; Oct. 24 on Disney Magic, Disney Treasure and Disney Destiny; and Oct. 26 on Disney Adventure.
Castaway Club Pearl and Platinum members will still be able to apply their $55 Palo credit to dinner. The credit, however, will no longer be valid for Palo brunch. Brunch will continue to offer its $55-per-person prix-fixe menu, but all guests will pay out of pocket regardless of Castaway Club status.
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The changes distinguish Palo’s two meals: dinner moves away from a set-price format, while brunch keeps its prix-fixe menu but loses the loyalty-program benefit for Pearl and Platinum members.
