Chef’s Table Cost

[trbarton]

Anyone that’s been to the Chef’s table recently what did you pay with the wine option?

 

Thanks!

 

Tom😀

[MissP22]

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[LACruiser88]

Currently on the Sapphire the Chef's Table is $100 pp.  The DRO told us they are doing 3 of them on this 14 day sailing and have 70 passengers on the waiting list

[rwmiller]

The Chef’s Table Lumiere was $130 each with wine on Discovery Princess last week. 
 

Bob

Edited March 15, 2023 by rwmiller
Typo

[MissP22]

It makes me wonder what they be charging the the 360 dinner someday. 😱

[jwattle]

6 hours ago, MissP22 said:

It makes me wonder what they be charging the the 360 dinner someday. 😱

Maybe they'll just keep it complimentary, but "invite only", something mysterious to aspire to...

❤️

[JimmyVWine]

23 minutes ago, jwattle said:

Maybe they'll just keep it complimentary, but "invite only", something mysterious to aspire to...

❤️

 

Better option (for the bean counters):

Invite 2 couples per night (or however often they do it) to make it really, really exclusive and aspirational, and make others pay $150-$200 per person for the remaining coveted seats at the table. People will dream of the day when they get invited, but will pay dearly for the experience until that day comes.  The 70 people on the Chef's Table mentioned above backs this up.

 

Lucky few:

 

Everyone else:

  

Edited March 15, 2023 by JimmyVWine

[MissP22]

40 minutes ago, JimmyVWine said:

 

Better option (for the bean counters):

Invite 2 couples per night (or however often they do it) to make it really, really exclusive and aspirational, and make others pay $150-$200 per person for the remaining coveted seats at the table. People will dream of the day when they get invited, but will pay dearly for the experience until that day comes.  The 70 people on the Chef's Table mentioned above backs this up.

 

Lucky few:

 

Everyone else:

  

I believe you're right. They've spent to much money to give it away forever. This introductory season can't last much longer. 

[jwattle]

Then they will probably land at the $150 that they discussed. 🥂

[JimmyVWine]

55 minutes ago, jwattle said:

Then they will probably land at the $150 that they discussed. 🥂

For the first year! 😁

[Mary Ann 2]

I have found that the cost for Chef's Table is ship dependent as the results here testify.  In a Nov. 2021 cruise on the Majestic, we paid more than we just paid two weeks ago for it on the Ruby. ($100).

[spingal]

I did the 360 experience on the Discovery.  It was interesting and I enjoyed it.  That said, I would never pay $150 for it.  The food was excellent and the amount was fine for me but candidly it wasn’t a lot; nothing like Chef’s Table.  Plus the wine wasn’t free flowing.  You got wine a small taste with each course but they didn’t refill glasses.

[MissP22]

29 minutes ago, spingal said:

I did the 360 experience on the Discovery.  It was interesting and I enjoyed it.  That said, I would never pay $150 for it.  The food was excellent and the amount was fine for me but candidly it wasn’t a lot; nothing like Chef’s Table.  Plus the wine wasn’t free flowing.  You got wine a small taste with each course but they didn’t refill glasses.

That's exactly what I've heard from a close friend.