Remy $10 per person price increase

[phinz]

True. I meant with grandfathering or not.

I do not remember. Perhaps somebody else does.

 

[closetmickey]

True. I meant with grandfathering or not.

I believe pre existing reservations were grandfathered in- but be sure to check the bill

 

[mrswillson]

I was highly disappointed in the news and refuse to pay that steep of a price on our upcoming honeymoon cruise. I hardly think it worth it to pay almost $200 for a couple for dinner when it used to be $5-10 dollars a person at Palo when my family cruised and I was younger. The cost of dinner would be enough for an excursion or souvenirs and that is more worth the price in my opinion.

 

[MPS516]

So true. Reminds me of paying for MNSSHP or MVMCP at WDW on top of a regular ticket. It gets to be a really expensive day at that point.
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You don't need a park ticket. We went last week, into the park at 4pm had plenty of time to do everything we wanted before midnight. Only down side is that a couple of attractions were not open.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

True. I meant with grandfathering or not.

I don't recall if Palo & Remy were raised at the same time, but I do recall that the last time Palo price was increased, anyone who already held a reservation (at the "old" price) only paid that much. Anyone who hadn't made their reservation at Palo yet, paid the new price.

 

[phinz]

I hardly think it worth it to pay almost $200 for a couple for dinner when it used to be $5-10 dollars a person at Palo when my family cruised and I was younger.

You can't even put Palo and Remy into the same category. Not even close.

 

[mrswillson]

You can't even put Palo and Remy into the same category. Not even close.

I have absolutely no doubt that Remy is great. I just do not believe it worth almost $200 for two people, hence my post. As far as Palo is concerned, I did not compare them, I only referenced the price that Palo used to be years ago compared to how Disney is pricing their dining now (regardless of the two). I think I read that Palo is now $35-40 a person, which is reasonable, however still vastly different than in the past. Remy is exceptionally steep in my opinion and wouldn't be worth it to me.

 

[Uncleromulus]

Thats a shame... since the wine pairing is far too much alcohol for me though we'll still go again at that price. I can get arguably "better" food at a restaurant at home, but the atmosphere and staff are both a big draw for us too. In my city everyone goes to dinner in jeans and t-shirts no matter how nice a place it is, so I can't really get the same feeling here.

With the wine "pours" barely over 2oz each we had no trouble with too much wine!!!