After a much needed nap we decide we will head to the dining
room for dinner. We meet up with friends
in Crooners for drinks and then around 7:30 we go to the Anytime Dining Room –
Bordeaux and request a table and are willing to join others but not at a table
any bigger than six. We are given a
pager and we sit in the bar and wait for about twenty minutes when the pager
goes off. When we arrive at the Head
Waiter’s desk we are escorted to a large table of eight. We tell them no this will not do (we just
can’t hear anything when we are at a big table). The head waiter apologizes and says for us to
wait and he will get us a different table.
But we just say we are going to go to the Horizon Court. We should of done this in the first
place.
Friends who had been on this ship a month ago warned us that
Anytime just doesn’t work well on this ship, especially on port intensive Med
itinerary where everyone doesn’t come back to the ship till later and then
wants to eat late.
We do head up to the Horizon Court via the elevator and we
run into two officers we sailed with on the Royal in January and who dined with
us when Dylan invited us to his table.
The buffet theme is Mediterranean buffet and it is very
good. We get a bottle of wine and we
take our time and enjoy the meal. They
are also doing Crab Shack on board.
After dinner we head down to Explorer’s Lounge for British
Night and we enjoy the Old Ye Pub Night – Dan the Cruise Director was
hilarious. We then stay for the British
Invasion trivia, we sucked at it but it was fun. And we were there for Happy Hour too, buy one
get one for $1. Needless to say we were
feeling rather light on our feet when we left to head back to our cabin at 11
pm. The ship is quiet, I think these
long days are getting to people.
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