Disney Cruise Line plans à la carte-only pricing for Palo restaurants
The fleetwide change will begin in October 2026, alongside a revised dinner benefit for eligible loyalty members.
Disney Cruise Line will move Palo, Palo Steakhouse and Palo Trattoria exclusively to à la carte pricing in October 2026. The change will end the existing $55 prix fixe menu option and apply to all three Palo restaurant formats across the company’s fleet.
Eligible Platinum and Pearl Castaway Club members will receive a $55-per-person credit toward dishes chosen from the complete à la carte selection instead of receiving a meal from the fixed-price menu. If eligible food orders total $70, the credit will cover $55 and the guest will owe the remaining $15. Guests whose eligible food choices remain within the allowance will not have an additional food charge.
Beverages and gratuities will continue to be the guest’s responsibility. The benefit will also cover passengers sharing a stateroom with a qualifying Platinum or Pearl member, as long as that loyalty member attends the dinner.
Disney Cruise Line said in an email that the benefit applies only to dinner. Brunch is excluded from the offer.