Silver Muse Dining

[nowornever]

Thank you, Mr. Conroy. I would like to find out more about the changes planned for the Silver Muse dining arrangements & the Dolce Vita bar. The reviews of both have been very disturbing but it does sound as though efforts are being made to rectify the mistake. We have always enjoyed the spontaneity of meeting others on board & arranging impromptu dinners without the need for months in advance reservations, so this change in very good news.

 

Stay safe in Miami!

[Mark Conroy]

nowornever,

 

Appreciate your message and also for acknowledging the adjustments we have been making. In trying something brand new, we took a risk. However, as with all change, if we don’t try, we wouldn’t be able to learn and grow.

 

We are committed to continuing to deliver the best voyage for our guests. It is because of feedback we recieved on Cruise Critic, for example, that we are implementing various changes to our dining arrangements.

 

In regards to Dolce Vita, it will be separated to create a smaller, more intimate space for guests to enjoy.

 

I hear you in regards to spontaneity, which is why we are increasing the seating capacity and changing Atlantide to an open-seating restaurant, where no reservations required. This will allow more guests to enjoy this restaurant during their voyage. Indochine will also become an open-seating restaurant with no reservations required and we are transforming the menu introducing a broader, international culinary palate.

 

With these changes, we aim to provide our guests with more flexibility.

 

Sincerely,

Mark