Order of Menus/Theme nights

[phonejock]

Happy New Year. Does anyone know the order of menus/theme nights?  We will be on Regal on the March 19-25. We would like to make our Specialty Restaurant reservations as  I understand they fill up quickly. I sis try the search function, but nothing specific came up.  Thanks in advance. 

[memoak]

I would not worry. We have walked into specialty restaurants on the day we want to eat and gotten tables. Rarely been turned away 

[cruzin4us]

I think you are asking which night Formal nights are??   If that is your question, usually it's the first sea day and the last sea day (unless you have 2 sea days at the end of a 7 day cruise), then it usually falls on the 2nd to the last sea day.  Very rarely will you see a formal night on a port day.    

[PacnGoNow]

2 hours ago, phonejock said:

Happy New Year. Does anyone know the order of menus/theme nights?  We will be on Regal on the March 19-25. We would like to make our Specialty Restaurant reservations as  I understand they fill up quickly. I sis try the search function, but nothing specific came up.  Thanks in advance. 

So probably Mar 21st & Mar 24th would be your formal nights.  I show this cruise ends on March 26th.

 

Edited January 3, 2023 by PacnGoNow

[Torfamm]

6 hours ago, PacnGoNow said:

So probably Mar 21st & Mar 24th would be your formal nights.cruise ends on March 26th.

 

You can usually see which nights are scheduled as formal nights in the Journey View activities timeline in the app. Every evening will show either “casual” or “formal” portraits. I’ve seen it populate as much as a couple of months before a cruise.

[palolake]

No more French night, Italian night, etc. if that's what you're wondering.