MS Amsterdam Dining Room Tour and Food !

[Cruising-along]

I think perhaps the choice of formal night or no formal night comes down to the scattering of chicken bones or reading tea leaves, or some other divination, as I was surprised as well, but my PVP person told me there would be one, and the docs showed it as well... and lo and behold, it happened. So, I got to get the teenage boys to dress up and look sharp. Sadly at $40 per sheet, I was too cheap to buy the photos. I wish I had, but oh well.

 

I'm sure you're right (about the chicken bones and tea leaves) :D

I have heard of some coastal cruises having a formal night, just have never experienced it. Glad you could enjoy it!

[I_r_a]

Thanks for sharing, R&M

 

Ira

[bonvoyagebites]

You are quite welcome. As time permits, I will add more photos, videos, and a review. Stupid real life getting in the way... boo.

[bonvoyagebites]

Really enjoyed the video. Do you have any of the menus you can share?

 

I still plan on getting these for you. Sorry so slow... today I had to return to the real world (the office)... boo.

[legalslave]

Thank you so much for making and posting the video. The Ms Amsterdam still has the class I remember when we sailed her in 2003. For some reason, I am now hungry!

 

Diane

[bonvoyagebites]

I feel like I should give music credit to my 13 year old who wrote the music for the video. A longer loop would have been nice, but I rushed him :)

[brucory]

Fabulous to see your pics...

 

Anything on those HAL plates looks good to me, but you certainly did it all justice with your pics...

 

YUM!!!!

 

:):):)

[bonvoyagebites]

Thanks, Brucory. It was good stuff, and a video was a little bit of an afterthought, but I am glad I did it. It was a lot of fun, and people seem to really like it.