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15 hours ago, ipeeinthepool said:

Not a problem.  If you remember the Newlywed Game it would be called making whoopee.   :classic_biggrin:   We do it at least once per cruise on the balcony. 

 

LOL!  I'm afraid our cruising buddies might object since we're planning on opening the divider and sharing balconies.  🙂  

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7 hours ago, gr8fulforcruising said:

I would make sure you take your neighbor in the cabin next to you out for a nice cold Martini and relax because we will!!!!! LOL

 

It's a date!  Looking forward to seeing you guys!  

 

deb 🙂

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15 hours ago, Marelaine said:

First thing we do is drop our carry on bag in our cabin. We head to the buffet for lunch. Lucky you, concierge passengers may head to the MDR for lunch. After lunch, we head out to back to the Sunset Bar until it's time to go back to our cabins to start the muster drill. And then back to the Sunset Bar for sail away. Most of our activities end at the Sunset Bar 🌞🍷🍹😃

JIC you're new to Celebrity - around 4 o'clock, every day, they put out a nice spread of savory and sweet pastries and sandwiches in the Oceanview Cafe, the buffet, where you may enjoy  self serve tea or make a plate of appetizers to enjoy with your Sunset Bar cocktails.

 

Afternoon tea!
Ah, but do they have scones, jam and thick cream to go with that nice cup of tea?
Add something hot and it becomes "high tea".

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On 1/29/2019 at 5:22 AM, ipeeinthepool said:

 

Since you have a Concierge balcony, make sure you join the Balcony Club or renew your membership.  I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

Perhaps not the first thing to do once on board. 
Best to wait until we've left port?

Hint: "The casino is now open...."  Now let the games commence. 

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Afternoon tea!
Ah, but do they have scones, jam and thick cream to go with that nice cup of tea?
Add something hot and it becomes "high tea".

we went to a well attended Elegant Tea event aboard Reflection a couple of weeks ago. Among the food served were scones with jam and thick creme.


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9 hours ago, Canuker said:

Afternoon tea!
Ah, but do they have scones, jam and thick cream to go with that nice cup of tea?
Add something hot and it becomes "high tea".

 

Yes, they do have very good scones, jam, thick cream. I think they must thicken the cream with cream cheese or neufchatel. It's not genuine clotted cream, but it's delicious. If you take your time over tea, they roll the hot entrees out as soon as they clear the pastries and little sandwiches. My husband and I like to have tea in lieu of dinner at least once during the cruise. 


 

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11 hours ago, Canuker said:

Afternoon tea!
Ah, but do they have scones, jam and thick cream to go with that nice cup of tea?
Add something hot and it becomes "high tea".

They have scones with and without raisens, jam and either whipped cream and on occasion clotted cream (only seen on Silhouette).   They also have a nice selection of finger sandwiches and small desert items.  

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Jim_Iain said:

They have scones with and without raisins, jam and either whipped cream and on occasion clotted cream (only seen on Silhouette).   They also have a nice selection of finger sandwiches and small desert items.  

 

 

Goody. 
Just as long as they brew the tea properly: bubbling boiling water onto the tea leaves (in the right proportion); leave to steep for 4 minutes; decant off the spent leaves; serve immediately.
White gloves preferred, of course.
You've seen Downton Abbey.
 

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11 hours ago, mahdnc said:


we went to a well attended Elegant Tea event aboard Reflection a couple of weeks ago. Among the food served were scones with jam and thick creme.


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Is this tea for everyone or just suite people, and is it every day or ?? Thanks

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1 hour ago, merinski said:

Is this tea for everyone or just suite people, and is it every day or ?? Thanks

 

The Elegant Tea is a Captains Club function for Elite members and higher.  It is held once per sailing. There were something like 1100+ Elites on board our Jan 4 sailing, so the turnout in the MDR was very large.  I imagine that suite passengers are invited as well, but I don't know that for a fact.

 

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4 hours ago, Canuker said:

Goody. 
Just as long as they brew the tea properly: bubbling boiling water onto the tea leaves (in the right proportion); leave to steep for 4 minutes; decant off the spent leaves; serve immediately.
White gloves preferred, of course.
You've seen Downton Abbey.
 

 

Uh-oh, hate to break this to you, but the Oceanview tea is self serve, American style. You put a tea bag in your mug and pour in hot water from the dispenser. We Americans are okay with that, but judging from comments from the Brits, this is not acceptable. The food is fabulous, the tea isn't. You may wish to bring your own tea bags from home to use in the buffet. Cafe al Bacio, deck 5, has much nicer tea and they serve little pastries all day and evening.

 



 

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14 hours ago, mahdnc said:


we went to a well attended Elegant Tea event aboard Reflection a couple of weeks ago. Among the food served were scones with jam and thick creme.


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Looking forward to being Elite one day and invited to the High Tea event.  

deb 🙂

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