Easter on HAL

[Roz]

I'm taking a 31-day South American cruise next year from March 10 - April 10.  In the course of looking for return flights from Ft. Lauderdale, I realized we're going to be onboard for Easter. 🐰   Will there be an Easter egg hunt?  How will the Easter bunny find me?  Am I allowed to embark with an Easter basket in my carryon?

 

In all seriousness, does HAL acknowledge Easter?  Maybe a special menu at dinner?  I don't expect there to be any children on this cruise so I doubt there will be any kind of activities for kids.

[CruiserBruce]

In the past, they has been special menus at dinner.

[Roz]

1 minute ago, CruiserBruce said:

In the past, they has been special menus at dinner.

 

Ham?  Leg of lamb?  Goose?

[YXU AC*SE]

Pretty quietly really -- some Easter-themed décor in the dining venues, and your typical ham and scalloped potato and/or lamb as a MDR dinner option. Hot-crossed buns appear on the breakfast lines at the bakery stations.  Being in South America, you might see something like Tarta Pascualina, but in all probability not.       Scott. 

[Roz]

Off to Google Tarta Pascualina......

[bennybear]

Very disappointing Easter brunch in the pinnacle,   Mimosas available for purchase and underwhelming menu and not even dessert!  

[Florida_gal_50]

I’ve been on ships a few times over Easter, generally on canal cruises.  I’ve found some decorations and maybe some small chocolate eggs.  I don’t remember anything special on the menu.  I like lamb so I would have ordered it if available.

[Roz]

@bennybear, I hate to hear that.

[bennybear]

17 minutes ago, Roz said:

@bennybear, I hate to hear that.

We were. Dry disappointed as it was also our anniversary celebration and not even dessert.  The cake we ordered they brought at dinner.  Maybe things have changed,