Anytime Dining on Allure

[wendyatpml]

If you don't make a reservation beforehand and just show up, is there a long wait?

[leaveitallbehind]

If you don't make a reservation beforehand and just show up, is there a long wait?

 

There is no way to say exactly as it depends on a number of variables: time, number of people in your party, type of table request (solo or with others) and number of other passengers showing up without a reservation. I don't think - based on our observations on other ships - it would be more than 10 minutes or so, however. Hopefully others with more direct experience can qualify this.

Edited August 29, 2014 by leaveitallbehind

[dancinman66]

Depends on what time you are turning up

Can be for around 5-6:30 up to 6:30 but after that often is not too bad

 

 

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[Dafuq]

We just got off the Allure on Sunday and, during our trip, we met up with a Florida couple who were doing the "My Time" dining. Although I'm sure this is not a common thing, one night (Friday formal) they had to wait 45 minutes to get a seat.

 

Personally, I like our 6:00 dining time. We never have to wait and it leaves the evening wide open for whatever.

[Klstaack]

We are going on Allure on Sunday and I made reservations for every night around 6:30. I do not like waiting.

[Sweetest Sin]

I think it really depends on when you show up. Lines around 6 or 6:30 were pretty non-existent last week for people with no reservations, but later on, around 7 or 7:30 there was a huge line. I'm not sure how swiftly the line moved.