Coastal kitchen

[RNELL]

My family will be sailing on Symphony soon. We have two cabins, one is a suite the other is not. My 11 year old is assigned to the regular cabin, I am assigned to the suite is there any chance my 11 year old could eat in the Coastal kitchen with me.

[twangster]

By policy, no.  
 

You can always ask.  Depending on load and demand they may make an exception.  

[ericfromri]

most likely no.   And if they do, I would suggest 100 or $200 bribe.

[Cruise a holic]

I would try to upgrade the second cabin to a suite- or consider using speciality restaurants for your dinners- the fee might cost more , but you will be together and have better food.  

[bucfan2]

13 hours ago, RNELL said:

My family will be sailing on Symphony soon. We have two cabins, one is a suite the other is not. My 11 year old is assigned to the regular cabin, I am assigned to the suite is there any chance my 11 year old could eat in the Coastal kitchen with me.

Symphony has 102 suites (not counting junior suites).  Based on a min of double occupancy, that's 204 guests for CK (in addition to pinnacles and js based on availability) that they're attempting to accommodate.

Seating capacity is 135 in CK. If they allow each suite to bring one extra (child, friend, mother's cousin who knows this guy, etc), 204 guests quickly becomes 306 guests, and pinnacles and js folks are eating in the MDR or at the trough.  
 

Worth asking (as mentioned above, $100/$200 may help), but would understand if they weren't real excited to accommodate.