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Momma1980

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  1. In my opinion, no one really notices what others are wearing in the dining room unless they look extremely out of place. After approaching the podium to be seated, you walk to your table and are occupied with your own dinner and table mates. 
     

    Walking around the ship on formal nights:

    there are people/groups that stand out to me as they are getting pictures taken because they have made an effort to dress up. 

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  2. Preface this to say… all of this is my opinion!


    One big advantage of set dining is that you often get better service. The wait staff will quickly learn that Sally likes iced tea and Johnny likes lemonade and that Mom wants a plate of fresh lemons for her water. Those things will likely be waiting for you at your table when you arrive for dinner.   Dad likes extra bread and lots of butter.  Etc. They get to know you and provide the extras. Of course they do this partly hoping for an extra gratuity at the end of the cruise. Cannot blame them. 
     

    The other big advantage of set time is when sailing with a group, everyone knows when and where to meet for dinner. Always the same table and time.   No need to try and text each other on board or communicate with others off the ship to arrange dinner; even if the group breaks up to do separate activities during the day. 
     

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