Food in cabin

[jdvmd]

No trays in the buffets but the plates are large. That said, you can order from room service and just keep the tray that the food comes on and then you it to run up to the buffet. Also, for those in a regular cabin, you should have a small tray where the coffee maker is. I don't believe those in a suite will have the tray but it is there for the regular coffee makers.

[CruiseDuck]

Lol! Loved #2's response. Would much prefer to cruise with a passenger that has a sense of humor. Life is too short to take things so seriously! ;)

[daffodiliaz]

Also, for those in a regular cabin, you should have a small tray where the coffee maker is.

 

This. I saw someone with a tray and that's exactly where they got it.

[lolane1]

1. Prepare hand by expanding or opening all the fingers to prepare for grasping of object.

 

2. Extend arm in direction of desired object.

 

3. Grip object with one or both hands.

 

4. Retract arms while maintaining grip on object.

 

5. Move one foot in front of the other in the desired direction of travel.

 

6. Arrive at desired new location.

 

7. Acquire new target surface location for object.

 

8. Extend arm.

 

9. Carefully release grip on the object when contact with target surface is achieved.

 

-- END OF PROCEDURE

 

Hysterical! Oh how I needed this laugh.............

[funat55]

If you go to Blue Lagoon and order food to go they will cover it and give you a tray.

 

Hey now, I learned something I didn't know. Thanks for the tip.

I though post 2 was funny but I was born with the smartass gene so

I think everything is funny.

[Sup'd]

On my jewel cruise I went to the mdr and asked for two main courses to go and they gave them to me with the plastic stacking covers so it was much easier than the buffet

[newmexicoNita]

1. Prepare hand by expanding or opening all the fingers to prepare for grasping of object.

 

2. Extend arm in direction of desired object.

 

3. Grip object with one or both hands.

 

4. Retract arms while maintaining grip on object.

 

5. Move one foot in front of the other in the desired direction of travel.

 

6. Arrive at desired new location.

 

7. Acquire new target surface location for object.

 

8. Extend arm.

 

9. Carefully release grip on the object when contact with target surface is achieved.

 

-- END OF PROCEDURE

 

Thanks for my early morning smile!!!!