Well, I certainly want to help steer you in the right direction so that
you don't miss the Palo brunch on your Eastern cruise. It's a truly
delectable experience!
On my most recent cruise (early February), my
character breakfast
assignment was on Sunday morning after dining at Animator's Palate the
first night. DCL assigns guests a day and time to attend the character
breakfast. Your assigned day and time will be on your dining room
tickets which will be in your stateroom upon arrival. The wonderful
Servers will also remind you the night prior to your meal as they will
be taking care of you at your character meal too!
Your character breakfast assignment correlates to your dining rotation.
If you have Main seating for dinner, you'll be assigned the earlier
character breakfast.
I would suggest that if your
Palo brunch
reservation conflicts with your character breakfast that you consider
inquiring with Guest Services and most importantly with your Servers
regarding an alternate day and time. I have heard of families asking
their Servers for alternate arrangements and they were able to help
them! Not all passengers attend the character meal which leaves some
empty seats at each meal.
Some families take the kids to the character meal, then dine at the
later brunch seating at Palo. The character meal takes about 45
minutes. Even with the 10:30 a.m. seating at Palo, your family should
be able to enjoy the character meal in Parrot Cay (parents save your
appetites and just enjoy a beverage) then proceed to Palo.
Have a magical voyage!