Concierge Room Service...Palo's ?

Larry

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This is our first time sailing in Concierge, not just that but the Walt Disney Suite. I can not find a definitive answer to the question my family wants answered, can you get Palos sent to the suite?
I know you can get the other dining rooms as room service but I have seen some posts dance around the question of Palos.

Please help.

Thank you
 
Yes, you will be given a menu and your family (including those under 18) selects and orders what they want. You will be served in your stateroom at your dining room table.
 
Yes, you will be given a menu and your family (including those under 18) selects and orders what they want. You will be served in your stateroom at your dining room table.
Is that only for the Walt Disney Suite? Or can the one-bedroom suite do that too?
 
This is our first time sailing in Concierge, not just that but the Walt Disney Suite. I can not find a definitive answer to the question my family wants answered, can you get Palos sent to the suite?
I know you can get the other dining rooms as room service but I have seen some posts dance around the question of Palos.

Please help.

Thank you

On our Wonder cruise in December, we were in the Walt and had Palo. According to concierge, this is allowed, but not included in the cruise fare. Therefore, you will be charged per person for Palo. This change was implemented in October, per the ships officer in charge of concierge.

As for dining in suite, Cat T and above are able to order MDR food to be served in suite for dinner. Only stipulation was that everyone must order from the same menu. There have been others who posted that they have ordered from multiple MDRs for the same meal, but that has not been our experience.

Cat V cannot order MDR food, as they are not suites and do not have a dining area.
 

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Two bedroom suites on the classics can order from Palo as well.
On our Wonder cruise in December, we were in the Walt and had Palo. According to concierge, this is allowed, but not included in the cruise fare. Therefore, you will be charged per person for Palo. This change was implemented in October, per the ships officer in charge of concierge.

Too bad they charge now. I remember when we had Palo in the Walt suite last year that it was included in the cabin fare and we only had to tip our server.

It is very weird to eat palo in your room as the formality of it is gone. I think our 4 year old thought it was the greatest thing.
 
Thank you so very much for all the help. The Fam will be so happy, especially the little one.
 
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Too bad they charge now. I remember when we had Palo in the Walt suite last year that it was included in the cabin fare and we only had to tip our server.

It is very weird to eat palo in your room as the formality of it is gone. I think our 4 year old thought it was the greatest thing.

Yes, our DS, who was 7 at the time thought it was really cool to have Palo in the room!
 
I'll be in the Walt Disney Royal Suite in October. Is there a specific time when I can order room service from Palo? Or can I order from Palo any time I want? Does the waiter stay during the entire meal, or does he leave and come back between courses? I'm thinking i'd be more likely to try it during breakfast or lunch (if Palo room service is available at those times) since i'd rather experience the main dining room restaurants as well as Palo brunch and dinner in the actual restaurant.
 
I'll be in the Walt Disney Royal Suite in October. Is there a specific time when I can order room service from Palo? Or can I order from Palo any time I want? Does the waiter stay during the entire meal, or does he leave and come back between courses? I'm thinking i'd be more likely to try it during breakfast or lunch (if Palo room service is available at those times) since i'd rather experience the main dining room restaurants as well as Palo brunch and dinner in the actual restaurant.
I would imagine it is during normal service hours, which is not breakfast. Not sure about brunch since it is mostly a buffet but I have only seen it during dinner.

I believe the waiter stays and it is served in courses.
 
I'll be in the Walt Disney Royal Suite in October. Is there a specific time when I can order room service from Palo? Or can I order from Palo any time I want? Does the waiter stay during the entire meal, or does he leave and come back between courses? I'm thinking i'd be more likely to try it during breakfast or lunch (if Palo room service is available at those times) since i'd rather experience the main dining room restaurants as well as Palo brunch and dinner in the actual restaurant.

We had dinner every night in our room and the waiter left for our privacy then would return to check on us and then clear/bring next course. Did not order Palo, had no desire to do so. Stayed in 1 BR. both cruises.
 

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