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  1. Just now, morpheusofthesea said:

    We should be hiding bottles of liquor and Venchi chocolates around the ship for future CC afficionados to find.

    Yes! In the words of Doc Brown from Back to the Future -- "That's brilliant!!" Forget the ducks and let's hide Venchi and liquor!!

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  2. 3 minutes ago, DaKahuna said:

    I had planned to do exactly that with the Crabcake

    Oh, how I miss crab cakes since I had to become gluten free. Love it when I can find a menu with lump crab meat or lobster -- so easy to eat and no messy fingers. 🙂

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  3. 10 hours ago, Moparfiend said:

    YC Sun Deck
    Reserved Private Cabana on YC Sun Deck
     - Seashore/Seascape have this
     - Other ships may be a YMMV 

    Seaside has this as well. (We had made friends with someone who had this provided on Seaside. We were able to reserve non-RS/OS cabanas at the YC Concierge Desk for no charge.)

  4. 9 hours ago, morpheusofthesea said:
    10 hours ago, Moparfiend said:

    Private Golf cart for RS/OS, likely YMMV [Unconfirmed]

    It  really depends on who the YC director is.

    Exactly! We had missed the 'regular' YC shuttle once by just a few seconds and the YC Director took us by golf cart for an "us only" ride back to the ship. We were in a standard YC1 Deluxe Suite, not an RS or OS.

  5. On embarkation day, the main YC restaurant is open for seated dining. You should peruse the menu that is displayed in Top Sail Lounge and see if the items are of interest to you. We love the beef tournedos on the first day's lunch -- it's a filet mignon lunch portion and we never want to miss it.

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  6. 1 minute ago, DaKahuna said:

    Looking over what I have for the latest YC Day 1 - 7 menu's  Day 3 and Day 5, attached, do not really appeal to us.  If what we have is the current sequence then we'll make our reservations for those two nights.

    I understand that everyone has their own likes and dislikes. For example, I know a lot of people like the flavor of pumpkin, but the pumpkin risotto on Day 5 is something we would NEVER, EVER order. However, we do love the vitello tonnato and duck breast on that day's menu.

     

    As for Day 3, the beef tartare is a no-to-be-missed item for us. Love it and the quail eggs that come with it. In fact, Glenn brought me an accompanying side dish of extra quail eggs on one of our cruises. Me, being the brat that I am, asked something like, "Who has the tiny hands to shell all those quail eggs?"

     

    Keep in mind that you could have a starter that intrigues you in the Top Sail Restaurant and then go to your specialty dinner. Or ask them to save you some for the next day. The excellent service makes it so that you can probably have it all! 🙂

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  7. 7 hours ago, DaKahuna said:

    My current challenge is deciding which to nights to dine in the specialty restaurants.)

    We usually have lunch so we don't miss a Yacht Club dinner. If we time it right, i can have lamb for both lunch and dinner. 🙂

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  8. 3 minutes ago, DaKahuna said:

    It's just hard picking a time that we'll be awake

    We usually pick one time as our "usual" once we see the closing time for YC restaurant breakfast. Then, on days when things need to change, we'll stop by the concierge desk on the way back to the room after our rounds of nightcaps and give them an adjusted time for the next morning. They've always been able to accommodate.

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  9. Just now, DaKahuna said:

     Another reason we seldom have room service -- my DW has to 'hide' in the bathroom when it's delivered and set out in the room.

    That's me every morning when the coffee and Baileys arrives -- but that does not stop the standing order, of course. (And on Divina, the walk-in closet works equally well!)

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  10. 59 minutes ago, DaKahuna said:

    Once the bartender refused to give it to me but had one of the wait staff carry it back to the room for me. 

    This has happened to BCD many times. He always tries to "warn me" that he is not alone as he opens the stateroom door.

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  11. Thanks for the perspective. I guess we'll stick with the land holidays that we're accustomed to in Europe. A river cruise really seemed like an easier itinerary, with none of the intense planning that I've had to do in the past. We're not land tours people (and is probably obvious from what I've mentioned so far). I guess my days of planning are not quite done yet. LOL Luckily, most hotels will have staff to help coordinate transfers, etc. Thanks again!!

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  12. Are you able to dine in your cabin with course-by-course Butler service on most river cruise lines? That might take care of us most evenings instead of the cattle call that the dining room sounds to be. 😞

     

    PS: I think this question belongs in another thread. My apologies...

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