Aqua class - can you eat in MDR?

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Blue is great. Have requested items from MDR on occasion. Certainly would not do it every night. Almost always seated at the same table.

Did have an issue on night 3 with suite passengers. Solved quickly as several Aqua passengers who were required to wait complained. Voila - next night no suite passengers and no wait.

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57 minutes ago, az_tchr said:

Blue is great. Have requested items from MDR on occasion. Certainly would not do it every night. Almost always seated at the same table.

Did have an issue on night 3 with suite passengers. Solved quickly as several Aqua passengers who were required to wait complained. Voila - next night no suite passengers and no wait.

 

I'm still curious about these stories.  How did you know they were suite passengers, and what was the problem?  Did they cut in line?  Were they rude to you?

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15 minutes ago, zitsky said:

 

I'm still curious about these stories.  How did you know they were suite passengers, and what was the problem?  Did they cut in line?  Were they rude to you?

You know they were suite passengers because they did not eat in Blu the first two days and we asked what happened as crowded.

The problem was instead of walking up and having a table there was a wait of over 30 minutes for a table at our preferred time.

Never spoke to them. They had to reserve through their butler.

In several cruises have NEVER had a line at Blu. They have enough staff and tables to handle Aqua class guests using their time and location preference system.

With dozens of suite guests they can overwhelm Blu.

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First night on Equinox we ate at Murano.  I hope no one thought we were suite pax because of that.

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1 hour ago, zitsky said:

First night on Equinox we ate at Murano.  I hope no one thought we were suite pax because of that.

Nope. With the discounts always offered in specialty restaurants for the first night most diners in verandas