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Are you a romantic person? Enjoy fantastic food? Eager to taste an upscale restaurant, but you don’t have budget to visit Victoria and Albert’s at Disney World. Relax, it’s not the end of the world anyway. Now I have a great news for you. Having a dinner on Disney Cruise Lines? What could be more amazing?

Located at Disney Wonder and Disney Magic, Palo is a perfect romantic spot for adults. Please make sure that you’re not wearing jeans or you aren’t allowed to come in. Men are allowed to wear Tuxedo and ties, and dresses for ladies.

It’s well known for peaceful romantic ambiance. The second you walk into the restaurant, you will leave the ship and the world behind. Venetian Masks are hanging everywhere on the wall as you enter, with Murano glass around you. You will be surrounded by ceiling windows with a stunning panorama outside. The most recommended time for having dinner at Palo is when the ship is in port. You can often enjoy a beautiful background as you’re enjoying dinner.

Nothern Italian cuisine will be served to accompany your exclusive Cruise Dinner. The menu started with options of Pizza which fits the theme of Palo. You can choose the superb toppings such as shrimps, red peppers, pesto, and mozzarella. Hmm, yummy.

It would not be a fine dining if there isn’t offered a variety of appetizers, grilled Portobello mushrooms, their signature dish, soups, calamari, and salads.

We’re not even get to the main dish here. The amazing selection of fish, meat, and pasta will be ready waiting for you. And, it’s closed with light dessert which is to be the best part of any meal. How about a signature dish and the chocolate soufflé? Yes, it’s all for you. Let your waiter knows your order in advance, because it takes time to be prepared.

The other good news is the low price. While at Victoria and Albert’s, your bill will run into three figures, here you pay for only $15 per person, and yes, that’s it for your food cost. Wow Amazing, isn’t it? However, keep in mind that you’ll be charged if you take bottled water, alcoholic beverages, specialty drinks, smoothies, and any tips to your server.

You need to book in advance if you eager to eat at Palo. There are two options. First, you can order online ahead of time, and the second one, you can order as soon as you get onboard. Booking online opens 105 days in advance if you’re in a category 1-3 suite, 90 days ahead if you’re a returning cruiser with Disney Cruise, and 75 days in advance for public. Since it’s a very popular restaurant, you need to order it as soon as possible. Have a great  holiday there.