Gala dinners?

[ronrick1943]

deleted - attempting picture downloads - no luck so far :D]

 

Try again, would like to see..........

[Paulchili]

Try again, would like to see..........

 

Will do as they are really nice.

However, currently away from home (where the pictures are on my computer) for about 10 days. Thus, I will try it again when I get back :)

[Paulchili]

Try again, would like to see..........

 

Let's try a few:

 

[Paulchili]

A couple more:

 

Well - I did it. Although I may have to adjust sizes in the future.

It's a work in progress :D

[Jan.and.John]

Wonderful photos! If we didn't have but 5 more weeks until next cruise I would book one today.

 

 

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[Tansy Mews]

We love the regular afternoon tea. Quiet, friendly and yummy food. If we have been out for a busy day, it is wonderful to sit and enjoy waiter service and a bite or two. We don't care for the gala tea which has on one occasion turned into a bun fight. Well, almost! The food looks wonderful, but it can be too crowded. If this is your only experience of afternoon tea on Oceania, you may not realize how much of a restorative the everyday high tea can be.

 

The special brunch is wonderful though. Come for a late breakfast or for lunch - your choice.

 

Frances

Edited October 18, 2016 by Tansy Mews

[LHT28]

 

 

 

Well - I did it. Although I may have to adjust sizes in the future.

It's a work in progress :D

Good Job Paul

It does take some practice LOL

 

Lyn

[Queen of DaNile]

Glad you were successful in posting your lovely photos for all to see. Thanks for sharing.

[ronrick1943]

The Grand Brunch is a nice perk, however if "O" is going to do one it should be on every cruise or none at all. It's poor marketing for people to be talking about it when other have never been to one - and think they missed something "O" should have given them.

[Paulchili]

The Grand Brunch is a nice perk, however if "O" is going to do one it should be on every cruise or none at all. It's poor marketing for people to be talking about it when other have never been to one - and think they missed something "O" should have given them.

 

 

Nice thought but not practical.

Obviously it is a lot of extra work for all the staff and it just is not possible on all the cruises.

Also, on a very port intensive Med cruise with a port every day, all that work would be wasted as everyone is out on tours - just not practical and waste of work and food in a case like that.

It's nice that they have it on some cruises though, especially with several sea days.

Every cruise is different for many reasons - this is just one of them :)

[RJB]

Nice thought but not practical.

Obviously it is a lot of extra work for all the staff and it just is not possible on all the cruises.

Also, on a very port intensive Med cruise with a port every day, all that work would be wasted as everyone is out on tours - just not practical and waste of work and food in a case like that.

It's nice that they have it on some cruises though, especially with several sea days.

Every cruise is different for many reasons - this is just one of them :)

Pictures are great. It is nice when O can have these lunches but I don't expect them every time. When they happen it is just an extra perk for whoever is lucky enough to be on board. Probably 3 or 4 out of 10 cruises for us. Good job O. :):):)

Edited October 18, 2016 by RJB