Dining Options When Booked in Different Classes

[Cruise Arizona]

If we are booked in a Balcony and our friends are in an inside cabin, are we able to dine together? Can the balcony cabin passenger dine in the inside cabin passenger's restaurant? What about a Suite Vs Balcony? Or should we really just book the same cabin category and call it a day.

[pepperrn]

If we are booked in a Balcony and our friends are in an inside cabin, are we able to dine together? Can the balcony cabin passenger dine in the inside cabin passenger's restaurant? What about a Suite Vs Balcony? Or should we really just book the same cabin category and call it a day.

 

Unless you are in "The Grills" (Princess or Queens Grill) or in a "Britannia Club" grade cabin, then you'll be in the same restaurant as your friends in their inside cabin, even if you are in a balcony cabin.

Get your travel agent, or Cunard if booked direct, to "link" the bookings and ask for the correct table size and then you can dine with them each evening when in the Britannia Restaurant.

 

If you book the grills or club, then you can dine with them in Britannia, but they can't dine with you (in your higher grade restaurant)

 

Hope this helps, which ship?

Bon Voyage!

[Whitemarsh]

If you are allocated to different dining rooms, you could always have a group dinner at Todd English one night, or at one of the speciality restaurants in Kings Court:

 

• Lotus: Asian cuisine
  
• The Carvery: British-style carved roasts
  
• La Piazza: Italian cuisine
  
• The Chef's Galley: