Can the concierge book dining?

[drb116]

My family and I have an upcoming cruise on Adventure of the Seas and it will be our first time in a suite (1 bedroom suite) and as Diamond members. We have my time dining, but also have a 3 night dining package.  Will the concierge be able to book the dining for us for either/both the my time dinning and the up-charge dining? Should we reach out to the concierge before the cruise? I would assume we are better off using the suite concierge vs the diamond concierge, or does it really matter?

 

Thanks!

[RSLeesburg]

Yes.  Have used suite concierge to book dining many times, but not sure that they are any better at getting reservations than concierge in diamond lounge.  

[Clarea]

5 minutes ago, drb116 said:

My family and I have an upcoming cruise on Adventure of the Seas and it will be our first time in a suite (1 bedroom suite) and as Diamond members. We have my time dining, but also have a 3 night dining package.  Will the concierge be able to book the dining for us for either/both the my time dinning and the up-charge dining? Should we reach out to the concierge before the cruise? I would assume we are better off using the suite concierge vs the diamond concierge, or does it really matter?

 

Thanks!

 

One of the restrictions of the dining package is that reservations are to be made on board.

[MaryEBS]

The suite concierge will make dining package reservations by request when they contact you before your cruise.

[northwoods2]

We are in a grand suite in 12 days and have not been contacted by the concierge yet.  We have a 3 night dining package and we are traveling with 8 other family members not in suites.  Can the concierge still set us reservations once we are on board?

[Clarea]

4 minutes ago, northwoods2 said:

We are in a grand suite in 12 days and have not been contacted by the concierge yet.  We have a 3 night dining package and we are traveling with 8 other family members not in suites.  Can the concierge still set us reservations once we are on board?

 

Yes.