Grand Princess Hawaii Question

[sprinkles]

Hello,

 

OK, I'm getting lost with this website anymore and I've been on this board for awhile. What night is the first Formal Night on Grand Princess 15 night San Fran to Hawaii?

 

I know the answer is on here somewhere. I also just tried to ask a question about the search feature on here and for some reason it was moved (presumably to some section that is hardly read). Can anyone tell me why when I try to do an advanced search for say like Grand Princess title only, it says zero results. This is happening it seems no matter what I type in. This has been happening for awhile now, what gives? I am actually young, but my eyes just won't let me read through pages and pages to find what I am looking for.

 

Thanks,

Tammy

[Fuzzyape]

Tammy,

 

Try this thread http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1926819

 

It gives the days of formal nights as of an October Cruise. Of course I'm not sure how often things may change.

 

Have fun. We really enjoyed our cruise to Hawaii

[IdahoCruises]

Here is a thread with all the Patters.

 

Have a great time - we sure did!

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1946763&highlight=grand+princess+patters

[sassyredhat]

The first formal night is usually the first full sea day after leaving.

 

Pat

[sprinkles]

Thanks Fuzzy,

 

You're patters show it on the second full sea day which is the first day I can book a pedicure on the ship - lol. Seems trivial, but we've always done this cruise from L.A. Now I'm in the Pacific Northwest and can't imagine driving home in this freezing weather after a pedicure.

 

Thanks Again, takes a little stress off.

 

Tammy

[jackieo]

Looking at the patters it would appear the first formal night is in the second sea day. - a bit different from other cruises which is usually the first sea day. Maybe this is due to the number of sea days involved in this cruise.

[helenb]

Keep in mind that if you are on a holiday cruise, the formal nights may be moved around. Christmas Eve is usually a formal night, and New Year's Eve is always formal.

[caribill]

Keep in mind that if you are on a holiday cruise, the formal nights may be moved around. Christmas Eve is usually a formal night, and New Year's Eve is always formal.

 

Or has happened to us on one cruise, NYE became an unexpected third formal evening on a seven day cruise.

[xlixer]

Hello,

 

OK, I'm getting lost with this website anymore and I've been on this board for awhile. What night is the first Formal Night on Grand Princess 15 night San Fran to Hawaii?

 

I know the answer is on here somewhere. I also just tried to ask a question about the search feature on here and for some reason it was moved (presumably to some section that is hardly read). Can anyone tell me why when I try to do an advanced search for say like Grand Princess title only, it says zero results. This is happening it seems no matter what I type in. This has been happening for awhile now, what gives? I am actually young, but my eyes just won't let me read through pages and pages to find what I am looking for.

 

Thanks,

Tammy

 

When we sailed on the Grand Princess to HNL, it was on the second sea day that we had the first of three formal nights.

Homer