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From: gmbeasley on 27 Jul 2010 19:44 When we were on Grandeur of the Seas it was all fixed dining. We have a cruise next year on Enchantment out of Baltimore, and our invoice says 'early dining'. But when I went to pre-register, all there is listed is the anytime dining option. The website also encourages us to register for the extra price restaurants, but I can't really find any available. I don't know if that's because there aren't any (there were none on GOTS) or if it is because you can't register this early. They also have quite a few ports where there are no excursions listed. The website makes if very difficult to tell what activity level the excursions are unless you look at each one individually. So the only one I've signed up for is whale watching, which I'm pretty sure I can do.
From: Charles on 27 Jul 2010 20:26 In article <ugru465r27lpqruav0bmj5nmfgpo9t4u27(a)4ax.com>, <gmbeasley(a)mindspring.com> wrote: > The website also encourages us to register for the extra price > restaurants, but I can't really find any available. I don't know if > that's because there aren't any (there were none on GOTS) or if it is > because you can't register this early. Likely it is too early. Enchantment of the Seas is not exactly like Grandeur of the Seas. It was stretched a few years ago. Pretty sure they added an extra price restaurant. I think it is the steakhouse, Chops. -- Charles
From: Surfer E2468 on 28 Jul 2010 17:13 We re sailing on ENCHANTMENT OF THE SEAS in 4 weeks,will let you know how the dining is when we return sept 4th. surfer e 2468 cruise lover(~~~~~) ..
From: Surfer E2468 on 29 Jul 2010 16:57 We are doing the 9 day eastern caribbean,probably will not even get off the ship since we have been to all the ports many times. it is just that we want to get away from all the problems of life for a couple weeks. cruise lover(~~~~~) ..
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