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How Much Time to Allow for Anytime Dining? What happens on Formal Night?


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I'd allow at least 90 minutes; as I recall, dinners usually took us between one and two hours, depending on whether we were dining on our own (two adults and two teens who rarely ordered all courses) or with others (which generally took longer). We also usually dined fairly early (between 6:30 and 7:30); service may have been quicker (or slower) later in the evening.

 

Princess does have a formal night Captain's reception; on our Golden cruise it was on the first formal night (which was also Christmas eve), and there were two parties, one before the first traditional dinner seating and one before the second seating. Those of us with Anytime Dining could go to either (or both!). Servers were passing canapes and rum drinks (which didn't pack much of a punch--they must have been very weak!)...

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