Palo Brunch vs. Palo Dinner

[Dug720]

Was that also a night where it would have been one of two times you were in a restaurant? I don't know that I care as much about the menus as I do about eating in each place... But it's definitely a good idea.

Yep.

 

[MrsMang]

Yep.

 

[MrsMang]

If there's no availability when you do your activities bookings, just keep checking. Sometimes people book "just in case" and cancel as the cruise gets closer. DCL also holds back some reservations for booking onboard. So, if you can't get anything pre-cruise, just go to where the Palo dining changes are being handled (it'll be noted in the Navigator you get in the terminal where/when this is) once onboard to see about making a reservation, or getting on the wait list.

Our very first cruise, I was able to snag a dinner reservation about 4 weeks prior to the cruise.

Good to know, thanks! All those food pictures earlier in the post have me wanting to try brunch and dinner - but maybe if I can snag just one of those to start and try to get the other on board that would make me feel better. I would know we get to try it at least once!

Thanks for all your help!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Good to know, thanks! All those food pictures earlier in the post have me wanting to try brunch and dinner - but maybe if I can snag just one of those to start and try to get the other on board that would make me feel better. I would know we get to try it at least once!

Thanks for all your help!

Actually, pre-cruise, you book one each of dinner and brunch. And, recently, you can book a second dinner precruise, as long as one of them is embarkation night.