Dining preference

KeithnRita · December 17, 2003

Late or early seating, that is the question. We know this has been asked before, however, this will give an opportunity to all the new members to participate in the poll and to make a comment. We prefer late seating because the one cruise we had early seating it seemed like we were in a constant rush. We also never indulge at the midnight buffets, etc., which probably save us a few lbs!

What do you prefer and why? Also, Merry Christmas &

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KeithnRita · December 17, 2003

Late or early seating, that is the question. We know this has been asked before, however, this will give an opportunity to all the new members to participate in the poll and to make a comment. We prefer late seating because the one cruise we had early seating it seemed like we were in a constant rush. We also never indulge at the midnight buffets, etc., which probably save us a few lbs!

What do you prefer and why? Also, Merry Christmas &

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KeithnRita · December 17, 2003

Late or early seating, that is the question. We know this has been asked before, however, this will give an opportunity to all the new members to participate in the poll and to make a comment. We prefer late seating because the one cruise we had early seating it seemed like we were in a constant rush. We also never indulge at the midnight buffets, etc., which probably save us a few lbs!

What do you prefer and why? Also, Merry Christmas &

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DaCruzNut · December 17, 2003

I've always preferred the "late" seating.

When you've spent a long day in port, it's nice to have time to relax, maybe grab a quick nap, before dinner. That way, I can stay up til the wee hours...

Also, it's nice to have the late breakfast on disembarkation day.

DaCruzNut · December 17, 2003

I've always preferred the "late" seating.

When you've spent a long day in port, it's nice to have time to relax, maybe grab a quick nap, before dinner. That way, I can stay up til the wee hours...

Also, it's nice to have the late breakfast on disembarkation day.

DaCruzNut · December 17, 2003

I've always preferred the "late" seating.

When you've spent a long day in port, it's nice to have time to relax, maybe grab a quick nap, before dinner. That way, I can stay up til the wee hours...

Also, it's nice to have the late breakfast on disembarkation day.

GottaCruz · December 17, 2003

We usually take early seating so that we can get into the early show and then have time to do a lot of dancing. This way we work up a bit of an appetite to have some fruit or something light at the midnight buffet. If we're in port and not ready to get to the early dinner, we just go to the buffet whenever we are ready. :D

GottaCruz · December 17, 2003

We usually take early seating so that we can get into the early show and then have time to do a lot of dancing. This way we work up a bit of an appetite to have some fruit or something light at the midnight buffet. If we're in port and not ready to get to the early dinner, we just go to the buffet whenever we are ready. :D

GottaCruz · December 17, 2003

We usually take early seating so that we can get into the early show and then have time to do a lot of dancing. This way we work up a bit of an appetite to have some fruit or something light at the midnight buffet. If we're in port and not ready to get to the early dinner, we just go to the buffet whenever we are ready. :D

Lisa63 · December 17, 2003

We prefer late, but we take early seating when cruising with our 10-year-old. Actually, the perfect time for us would be somewhere between the two, around 7:15, 7:30.