Remy Pompidou's Patisseries Dessert

[lawboysam]

Has anyone done the Remy Pompidou Patisseries Dessert experience? It's next to impossible to find a review of it anywhere (I assume because it's relatively new). Was it worth the price point? What did you think?

 

[RRB]

the web sites I looked at only listed the Fantasy associated with this experience. Is the Dream included?

 

[disnygirl55]

I would also like to know the times of day it is offered. I think I read it was on sea days only, but I may be mistaken about that.

 

[bbagnall]

My husband and I did the Remy Dessert Experience in 2014 on the Fantasy. We enjoyed the experience. It was nice being in Remy during the day where you can actually see everything around you, lol! We opted for hot tea in lieu of the champagne pairings and didn't miss it. It took about an hour to an hour and a half to go through the experience. You are paced through the experience with the entire group, which is very small. Basically the server brings everyone their dessert and then the chef comes out to describe it and a little bit about the history. Some desserts are brought out two at a time so there is only one discussion by the chef. The desserts are full size and very good, we didn't even finish some of them. You will not leave hungry and you will be hesitant to go to dinner that night! I believe they only offer it on sea days and at 3 in the afternoon. I would definitely do the experience again.

 

[lorimay]

We did this in November last year and it was awesome. Truly a highlight for us. We like to try new experiences onboard and this one was top-notch.
It is only offered once per cruise, on Thursdays at 3pm.

 

[darkwing818]

We did it last May & it was a hoot & the desserts were good as well. Luckily we had late dining, it would have been quite a challenge to eat dinner at the early seating. We would highly recommend it.

 

[Patsydust]

Can anybody tell me the cost? I am looking online at the DCL site right now, and it says Wine Experience ($99 per person) So is that wine only or the whole experience? Cause then it goes on to say $105. So confused!