Grand MDR’s

[LuckiePuris]

Hi all,

 

Michelangelo, Da Vinci & Botticelli Dining Rooms - I understand food served is the same, but wondering if there is a dining room you prefer over the other?

 

Etc layout, style.

 

Thanks!

[Steelers36]

4 minutes ago, LuckiePuris said:

Hi all,

 

Michelangelo, Da Vinci & Botticelli Dining Rooms - I understand food served is the same, but wondering if there is a dining room you prefer over the other?

 

Etc layout, style.

 

Thanks!

This one been covered many times.  Most guests prefer either of the mid-ship DR's over the aft DR.  That said, guests with aft cabins might prefer that one as a straight shot down the aft elevators.

[LuckiePuris]

On 12/8/2022 at 1:50 PM, Steelers36 said:

This one been covered many times.  Most guests prefer either of the mid-ship DR's over the aft DR.  That said, guests with aft cabins might prefer that one as a straight shot down the aft elevators.

Thank you however aside from location is there any other reason for a preference? 
We don’t mind walking to one or another. Thanks!

[Steelers36]

32 minutes ago, LuckiePuris said:

Thank you however aside from location is there any other reason for a preference? 
We don’t mind walking to one or another. Thanks!

It's mostly proximity to other locations you may be coming from or going to.  Depending on when you are at dinner relative to departing port, there can be a few minutes of rumbling engines for leaving dock towards rear of Aft DR.

 

[cruisingrob21]

If doing "standby" dining, aka walking up and asking for a table, you'll probably have better luck getting one in the aft DR - mostly because a lot of people can't find it.

 

Decorwise, its nearly identical to the other two rooms.

 

From what I recall, only the Diamond and Sapphire have noticeably different dining rooms, and some of the Royal class ships aft dining room is slightly more upscale feeling.