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10 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Disney Cruise

June 20, 2012

Book a Night in Palo, the Adult-Only Restaurant

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Book a Night in Palo, the Adult-Only Restaurant

Sure, Mickey plates, menus adorned with movie characters, and Mickey-shaped globs of ketchup for your tot's french fries (our dinner waitstaff were masters of creating this) are cute, but sometimes Mom and Dad need a break from it all. That's where the adult-only restaurants on the ship come in handy. On the Magic, Palo serves excellent Italian food (for a small additional fee) in a grown-up environment — meaning it is quiet, the food is more sophisticated, and there are no kids at the table threatening to melt down at minute.

Our best tip: Book the dinner before you've even boarded the ship, and plan on sending the kids to the Oceaneers Club or Oceaneers Lab for a night of fun while Mom and Dad dine out.

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by Rebecca M Gruber 2

Book a Night in Palo, the Adult-Only Restaurant

Our best tip: Book the dinner before you've even boarded the ship, and plan on sending the kids to the Oceaneers Club or Oceaneers Lab for a night of fun while Mom and Dad dine out.

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2 Comments

Marsha2850324 51 weeks

First, it;s a ship, not a boat, Second, this is incorrect information, When you purchase a DCL cruise, you will do on line check in. At that time, you are able to pick a Port Arrival Time. While the terminal in NYC may be able to handle 3000 people at once, DCL requests that you arrive at the assigned time. Boarding generally starts no earlier than 11:30 am, and concierge guests board first, followed by Platinum Castaway Club (repeaters) members, then general boarding by group begins. Please, follow the DCL instructions that are both online and in the information package you will get prior to your cruise.