So here's a question a few of you will chuckle at but, i gotta know!!!

[seguetocaribe]

If you want to make a reservation at the Steak House ahead of time, how do you make sure that you don't reserve for the same night as 'lobster night' in the MDR??

[marshhawk]

Lobster night is the first night "at sea". Usually on the second night on the ship for 7 day cruise.

[seguetocaribe]

Lobster night is the first night "at sea". Usually on the second night on the ship for 7 day cruise.

 

Thank you Marshhawk!! :)

[Wicked_Nurse]

Reserve the steak house for the first night onboard..Never going to be a formal night AND u get free wine with dinner;)

[seguetocaribe]

Reserve the steak house for the first night onboard..Never going to be a formal night AND u get free wine with dinner;)

 

I've heard about that! (and would love to do it) but our children will be with us and we would like to do the steak house one night while they stay at the kids club...not really workable for the first night :(

[!David!]

E-mail your Steakhouse and just ask. Times and days can always be changed once you board. It will be your best meal on the cruise. Enjoy and don't worry.

[zqvol]

If you want to make a reservation at the Steak House ahead of time, how do you make sure that you don't reserve for the same night as 'lobster night' in the MDR??

 

 

IMO that is the night to book the steak house. The lobster is real not very good.

[mondello]

Lobster night is the first night "at sea". Usually on the second night on the ship for 7 day cruise.

Thanks for the info, Marshhawk. I've looked all over trying to find out which night is formal night. Its been several years since we cruised. Will the first night at sea be formal night on a 5 night cruise as well? I recently figured out that OP probably means Original Poster on a thread, not Other Poster like I thought. Guess I thought people wrote OP rather than name names. Learn something new everyday.

[seguetocaribe]

IMO that is the night to book the steak house. The lobster is real not very good.

 

Well, then let's assume that I like 'bad' lobster!! 'Cause I still don't want to miss it! :p

[scchasgal]

Thanks for the info, Marshhawk. I've looked all over trying to find out which night is formal night. Its been several years since we cruised. Will the first night at sea be formal night on a 5 night cruise as well? I recently figured out that OP probably means Original Poster on a thread, not Other Poster like I thought. Guess I thought people wrote OP rather than name names. Learn something new everyday.

 

On our five nights it was the same full day at sea night ie second day

[marshhawk]

I guess it helps if I stay on the same tread for a while. Yes, on a 5 day the one formal night is your day at sea, usually the day after you embark, and it's the day that you are full from breakfast, lunch, tea, snacks, and then :eek: it's a fancy dinner! THAT'S WHY THE LOBSTERS AREN'T THAT BIG! LOL:D

[mondello]

Thanks to both of you for answering my question. Guess we'll find out in a couple days if our little angel will behave through dinner in the MDR or if we flee to the buffet in shame.

[H82seaUgo]

If you want to make a reservation at the Steak House ahead of time, how do you make sure that you don't reserve for the same night as 'lobster night' in the MDR??

 

we just make it the day we want to go. never been more than 4 other tables in use, but we are early eaters.

[cruisecruisecruise2011]

If you want to make a reservation at the Steak House ahead of time, how do you make sure that you don't reserve for the same night as 'lobster night' in the MDR??

 

Book a few nights then cancel those you don't want.:)

 

Contrary to some of the previous postings here,there are NO formal nights anymore. Consult the website for the most up to date and correct info including an elegant night.

[agc291]

Book a few nights then cancel those you don't want.:)

 

Contrary to some of the previous postings here,there are NO formal nights anymore. Consult the website for the most up to date and correct info including an elegant night.

 

 

Where do you get your information? Elegant night is "formal night", different name, more casual dress code....

 

Therefore you arent helping the OP because there is still a night where they serve Lobster:rolleyes:

[H82seaUgo]

Where do you get your information? Elegant night is "formal night", different name, more casual dress code....

 

Therefore you arent helping the OP because there is still a night where they serve Lobster:rolleyes:

 

especially on a thread concerned with what's being served. :rolleyes:

[Soonerbaby]

Here is a link to the menus. It might help. :)

 

https://www.goccl.com/irman/bookccl/sections/shipboard/DiningOnboard_master.html