yookeroo
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Can you pick from guests camped out early for the parade? Or guests spouting the stretching room spiel?
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"21 Royal" private restaurant opens in New Orleans Square
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Can you pick from guests camped out early for the parade? Or guests spouting the stretching room spiel?
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I would LOVE to have dinner with Iger and a handful of Disney executives from the studio and the parks and discuss the future of Disney's theme park business. Man, that would be an incredible experience. They would never let me do it though because I couldn't resist coming back here and retelling every detail of what was said.
Curious Constance
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And don't forget dessert.
Phroobar
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I thought Bob WAS the desert.
Disney Analyst
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Come on, gather 11 of your closest Disney pals and it's only $1,250 each before tax and grat! What a steal!
Wait, what do you mean I can't take my plate, cutlery, the table cloth, and the table home? I want a refund!
Wait, what do you mean I can't take my plate, cutlery, the table cloth, and the table home? I want a refund!
Curious Constance
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That's always implied. Stating it is unnecessary.
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I'm curious, does 21 Royal occupy the entire Disney Gallery space or is it just the private dining room, which has always been off limits? Looking at the photos it appears that a portion of the venue is at the top of the old Disney Gallery staircase. How does the Dream Suite fit into this? I'm trying to figure out what the layout is. Help me understand. 
21 Royal website:
https://www.21royaldisneyland.com/default.aspx?p=dynamicmodule&pageid=388983&ssid=309433&vnf=1
21 Royal website:
https://www.21royaldisneyland.com/default.aspx?p=dynamicmodule&pageid=388983&ssid=309433&vnf=1
GiveMeTheMusic
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I'm curious, does 21 Royal occupy the entire Disney Gallery space or is it just the private dining room, which has always been off limits? Looking at the photos it appears that a portion of the venue is at the top of the old Disney Gallery staircase. How does the Dream Suite fit into this? I'm trying to figure out what the layout is. Help me understand.
21 Royal website:
https://www.21royaldisneyland.com/default.aspx?p=dynamicmodule&pageid=388983&ssid=309433&vnf=1
It takes up previously unused space between the Dream Suite, which as I understand it is not impacted, and Club 33.
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Deleted member 107043
So what's the footprint of the Dream Suite? Dusting off the cobwebs in my mind I recall that the Disney Gallery consisted of 4 spaces: 3 rooms and a patio. Which of those belong to Dream Suite and which are 21 Royal?
GiveMeTheMusic
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From what I understand (and this is secondhand info) the 21 Royal space is not part of the Dream Suite, but adjacent to it, in what was up until this time unused space between the suite and Club 33. I don't believe any of the Dream Suite was taken over for 21 Royal, as it is still periodically used for VIPs. AFAIK the Dream Suite took up the whole Gallery footprint, but I haven't ever seen plans/blueprints, so I can't say for sure. Perhaps someone else knows the building better than I and can elaborate.
Anyone fancy going to the the new 21 Royal restaurant which costs...wait for it...$1,250 per person according to luxury travel writer Jeff Anderson who got experience it recently
The experience, which costs $15,000 total for twelve guests (sorry, you can't just reserve it for one or two) includes:
Full report at http://robbreport.com/fine-dining/r...vate-dining-experience-secret-disney-location
The experience, which costs $15,000 total for twelve guests (sorry, you can't just reserve it for one or two) includes:
- park admission
- private escorts to the New Orleans Square location
- an evening in the restaurant, which was Walt and Lillian Disney's personal two-bedroom apartment
- Cocktail hour
- Seven course "epicurean theater" fine dining experience, including luxuries like caviar and champagne
- private balcony to enjoy park sights and fireworks.
Full report at http://robbreport.com/fine-dining/r...vate-dining-experience-secret-disney-location
Practical Pig
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If the balcony viewing is included in the 21 Royal experience, then doesn't that mean that it has to involve some access to the Dream Suite? Is there an alternative access to that balcony? I'm not sure, since I haven't yet enjoyed the privilege of pouring my drinks on the peasant hoards below from such an exalted position.
Hey! There's another up-charge opportunity!
Hey! There's another up-charge opportunity!
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I wonld think so. Note that the second to last photo in the post before yours shows the patio that connected the three rooms of The Disney Gallery.
Californian Elitist
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I'm just another commoner as well, but I have visited the Dream Suite. The only way you can get to the balcony is through the Dream Suite.
Curious Constance
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Does anyone else think the food looks like something out of a horror movie??? Is that an EGG YOLK sitting on top of that meat!? 
Stevek
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Ya think? I can guarantee you that there are some bonkers Disneyland fans that will mortgage their future for the experience.
Curious Constance
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Come on guys! Let's 12 of us pool our money and do this! Let's pay $15,000 to dine on nasty looking food and inevitably stain those fine looking plush velvet, blue dining chairs when we accidentally drip our food on it.That balcony sure does look inviting!
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Deleted member 107043
Why stop there? Let's book out the entire floor, including Club 33 and the Dream Suite, and have a rowdy all-nighter. This would top the seizure of Tom Sawyer Island by protestors in the 70s. Disneyland would never be the same.