Best night for specialty dining?

[WhiskeyPoet]

First, apologies if this info can be found elsewhere but I wasn't able to locate it: My wife and I are going to be doing the Wonderland restaurant on the Wonder in March. My question is which of the nights do people prefer to do specialty restaurants? We're not doing any big excursions, and likely no excursions at all in Jamaica and Haiti. 

Just looking for any advice y'all might have! Thanks!

[HaveWeMetYet]

First night and sea day nights

[shof515]

i like sea days as specially dinning nights

[ARandomTraveler]

Sea days,  because on port days, even if you don't do organized excursions, you're probably gonna get off the ship and walk around, maybe go to a beach, be out in the sun.
 

On port days I tend to get up earlier, even if I don't have a specific place I need to be, so I'm more tired come dinnertime. I often want to just grab food in the buffet and take a nap,  but on my last cruise we had specialty reservations every day and I had to pull up my bootstraps and get pretty whether I liked it or not. 

 

I found it hard to muster the energy to shower and be ready for dinner on port days, I was just exhausted. Sea days are more laid back, you get more rest, and can plan your day around going to dinner. 

[bajathree]

Defiantly sea days. I would only pick the first night of the sailing for specialty dining if you are getting the BOGO deal.

[Jam0610]

Agree with sea days. Returning to the ship on port days leaves little time for cleaning up and making dinner, on time.

Or always on "special occasions." Have Chops reserved for Feb 14th.