Jim Libasci
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Mar 5, 2015
They are not. At least any of the times we have done this.aren't they made aware of what your dining reservations are? I feel like on my last cruises they always knew when we had Palo reserved.
They are not. At least any of the times we have done this.aren't they made aware of what your dining reservations are? I feel like on my last cruises they always knew when we had Palo reserved.
They used to be made aware of Palo/Remy reservations before covid. Now I find more and more like that's not the case any more. Maybe for first night but even, then not always.They are not. At least any of the times we have done this.
I thought I was losing my mind, but they always seemed to know where everyone was. My last cruise was late February 2020, literally right before Covid. It my kid's winter break and he went back to school a couple of days before everything shut down.They used to be made aware of Palo/Remy reservations before covid. Now I find more and more like that's not the case any more. Maybe for first night but even, then not always.
I think what I decided after much angst was to do the other way around - I was able to get Palo for the 4 of us on Pirate night even at this late date so I snagged that and I feel like it would be easier to swap to first night if I have to. I already have to go see them to try to get our travelmates added to the brunch reservation but right now there are dinners available every night so I SHOULD have some latitude to move things around if I need to.Are you planning to board early? Once you are in the terminal you will see in the app for when the fireworks are scheduled. Then you can go to the Palo reservations table and talk to them. If they can’t move your reservation to pirates night I would keep the first night. Start the cruise on a high note, don’t have it on top of the brunch and not when you are starting to maybe get a bit bored by the standard multi course dinners. Just make your travel mates aware that this is the special meal and the following evenings will be less special.
I ultimately decided to book it on Pirates night and believe in the fact that Disney is not shooting off fireworks 15 minutes before sunset!Personally after 31(almost 32 in August). I will never book Palo Dinner the first Night. I enjoy meeting servers and Tablemates if we have them.
I’m doing my Palo Dinner, on pirate night, hopefully like other cruises fireworks are later, but if not it’s worth missing
Sounds like the perfect plan! Good luck and enjoy your cruise!I think what I decided after much angst was to do the other way around - I was able to get Palo for the 4 of us on Pirate night even at this late date so I snagged that and I feel like it would be easier to swap to first night if I have to. I already have to go see them to try to get our travelmates added to the brunch reservation but right now there are dinners available every night so I SHOULD have some latitude to move things around if I need to.
But with sunset at 8:15 10 days from the solstice I think I am pretty safe fireworks won't be going off at 8!
I AM planning to board early due to the brunch situation.
Nice I think I’d need be would to easy to move to another night if you wanted toI ultimately decided to book it on Pirates night and believe in the fact that Disney is not shooting off fireworks 15 minutes before sunset!