What is the largest table size in the MDR (we're on the CB)

[DonnaK]

10? 12?

[Ethel5]

10? 12?

 

 

It's 12

[Pam in CA]

It's 12

And, there are very few of them. Most "large" tables are 8, a few 10s.

[ssbeagle]

In the dining rooms they have tables for 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. I have never seen tables for 12 on Princess.

[Pia1913]

In the dining rooms they have tables for 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. I have never seen tables for 12 on Princess.

 

Yes, there are tables for 12, but usually a max of two.

[CALMOM]

The 12 is the same table for 10, they just squeeze 2 more chairs, a little too tight for me. I would suggest getting 2 tables of 6, if you have 12 in your group.

[Pam in CA]

The 12 is the same table for 10, they just squeeze 2 more chairs, a little too tight for me. I would suggest getting 2 tables of 6, if you have 12 in your group.

You're right. It's definitely a squeeze.

[Pia1913]

I just noticed the question specifically asked about the CB.

 

FYI, there are regular tables for 12 (not 10's made larger) on the little ships; Pacfic, Tahitian (Ocean) and Royal. There's one in each back corner and they are oval.

[Dorset Cruiser]

We had a table for 11 on Ruby but 2 of those were children.

[taxgal]

We had 11 adults at a table on CB two years ago and we were not cramped, in fact I remember thinking it would probalby be comfortable for the 12 they we normally sit there.

[Ethel5]

On the Coral and the Island, we had a table for 12 and it wasn't a 10 top squeezed in. I believe there are only 2 in each dining room. There are also 12 tops on the Ruby.

[Coral]

With a Table of 12 - it is so difficult to talk to people except those near you. I much prefer doing (2) tables of 6 and then rotating people a few times during the cruise. At least on the circular tables - everyone can talk and hear each other.