Dinner time on the Explorer of the Seas???

[marci22]

Hate to tell you but I'm sure all the shows will be moved up 1/2 hr too.

 

And cocktail hours in the CL or Diamond event will probably start at 4:30pm and end at 8pm.

[cruisinfanatic]

And cocktail hours in the CL or Diamond event will probably start at 4:30pm and end at 8pm.

yup, so all the grey can go to bed and get up early to save seats by the pool.

[Wasasalad]

We were in Carlsbad CA prior to boarding the Summit for the Panama Canal to Florida cruise.

Well, they have some sort of noise ordinance and everything starts early and everything [even clubs] closes very early. Well they are open just no music and dancing! We loved it! Did not miss a thing!

I'm always almost alone on the decks by 4:30 am. Soo beautiful! Everyone misses the best part of the day!

I know, you think that I am nuts! I'm gray now but even as a 20 yr old I was an early bird!

yup, so all the grey can go to bed and get up early to save seats by the pool.

[anley]

Just back from the Explorer--a member of the activity staff told us that dinner seating times change depending on the average age of the passengers. Our early seating was 6:00 (1/2/11) --but the following cruise (1/16/11) will be 5:30 --more seniors!

[cw2go]

I am on the June 4th sailing to Bermuda w/6pm on my reservation? Is 5:30 only for Caribbean sailings?

[marci22]

Just back from the Explorer--a member of the activity staff told us that dinner seating times change depending on the average age of the passengers. Our early seating was 6:00 (1/2/11) --but the following cruise (1/16/11) will be 5:30 --more seniors!

 

I would hate to show up for my cruise not knowing what the dining time is until the last minute. Do they do this on all the ships? I have never seen it happen before.