Dinner sittings

[Becca]

tathraman wrote:
> Hi all - on all our previous cruises we've taken first sitting but on
> our next, on Dawn Princess, we're thinking of the second.
> This is mainly because the theatre is overflowing for the show after
> first sitting. Not that that should be much of a criterion, I guess,
> if the shows are as bad as they were on the Sun Princess! I figure
> that since more people prefer the first, that would make for a less
> hurried feeling and quieter atmosphere at the second and we'd have a
> better chance of a table for 2. Also it would fit better with
> screenings of films on deck. What's your view, folks?
>

The showroom lounge does get crowded, and I choose late seating in the
dining room. If there is a popular show you want to see, I would skip
dessert and see the show, or I would eat in the buffet that night. If
you eat in the buffet, let one of your tablemates know, or tell the head
waiter, this way they will not wait for you. One difference is, you
will not see many children in the showroom lounge.

Becca

[joseph f Morris]

Oasis what about "any time dining" ?

Live today...tomorrow may never come.

[Carolyn G]

Oasis what about anytime dining?

Yes, Oasis has anytime dining.

Carolyn

[Becca]

joseph f Morris wrote:
> Oasis what about "any time dining" ?
>
> Live today...tomorrow may never come.

How are you and Lynne doing, Joe? You are scheduled for early seating
on the Oasis, but you can change that to My Time Dining, if you prefer.
The hours are from 6:00 to 9:00pm. This ship is just awesome, Joe. I
am trying to talk my oldest son into joining us. :-)

Becca