newtocruise101

You made a good choice with your cabin!

PLEASE do not try to get into anytime dining if you are signed up for a traditional dining time.

Anytime diners often have some wait times.

I do not know how Princess staff on the Regal is handling this right now. But, traditional dining guests should not expect to walk-in at Anytime Dining.

 

If you have traditional dining (same table, waitstaff, etc...) but would like some flexibility on some nights, there is the Buffet, which seems to be extensive on the Regal, and the other specialty restaurants as well.

OK. Understood your logic and got your points, thanks for pointing that out.

Thanks so much to all!

We are booked with a mini-suite, on deck 10 mid section. The winning argument was our daughter will love the extra "room" and space to her own. Club Class mini-suite is sold out, that does sound good though.

I currently have the fixed time dinning reserved, but was told that we don't have to show up for the night we don't feel like it and can go any time dinning or buffet.

Thanks so much for all the tips for preventing from seasickness, I definitely will use them. I hope I can be like others that I will not experience the seasickness although I think I am prone to it.

Thanks again!

Hi There,

I am grateful that I found this website, I hope you can help to answer a couple of questions.

We are planning to book Regal Princess to cruise Scandinavian and Russia for 11 days.

First I need help to decide on a cabin. There will be three of us -- DH, DD (teenage) and I.

• Deluxe balcony or mini-suite? Yes I'd love mini-suite for the extra space, but is it worth the money for that (about $1000 extra)?
  
• I am a quiet sleeper and prone to seasickness, so which deck and which section is the best for that reason?
  
• Facing forward, which side of the ship is better, left or right?
  

Wrt dinning, fixed time or any time dinning, what would you recommend?

Thanks so much!