Another Sun question

[kicia]

What, if any, is the difference between the two main dining rooms?

 

Thank you!

Edited September 5, 2019 by kicia

[Sauer-kraut]

The Seven Seas is the aft restaurant and has windows.  It is the "more formal" of the two and might have a trousers rule for dinner.  The Four Seasons is mid ships and has really cool chandeliers.  Both restaurants will have the same menu, so the difference is only in dress code (perhaps) and interior decoration.

[shadowmeboy]

Four seasons is only open for dinner, too

[cliffd64]

The one at the rear of the ship is more wide open with bigger ceilings and windows at the back, and the one midship is more compact...  Other than that there is not much of  difference

 

[dexddd]

While it might have been a one off, for us the aft service was lousy.  The other was great.  I think in large part to an officer in charge of the area.  I mentioned his name at the time but probably hardest working guy I've ever seen on NCL.

[BirdTravels]

Our experience is since the Four Seasons is considered “less formal”, there are more families with kids [running around]. For that reason, alone, we gravitate to the Seven Seas.