Breakfast

[igloo810]

I was just curious, does anyone know if you can get room service for breakfast the morning of debarkation?

[aikensbest]

I was just curious, does anyone know if you can get room service for breakfast the morning of debarkation?

 

not available that day

[igloo810]

not available that day

 

Thank you Aikensbest

[Love.II.Cruise]

I was just curious, does anyone know if you can get room service for breakfast the morning of debarkation?

 

Nope. If you do get breakfast, go early! HC gets to be a zoo. I don't know about MDR.

Edited September 14, 2014 by Love.II.Cruise

[Colo Cruiser]

Available only in a suite.

[igloo810]

Nope. If you do get breakfast, go early! HC gets to be a zoo. I don't know about MDR.

 

 

We would probably go to the Main dining room to avoid the chaos of the Horizon Court. We just got off Holland America, Veendam and they offered a full hot breakfast in cabin the morning we left the ship. Very nice way to spent your last day.

 

 

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[igloo810]

Available only in a suite.

 

 

Thanks Colo Cruiser.

 

 

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[Love.II.Cruise]

We would probably go to the Main dining room to avoid the chaos of the Horizon Court. We just got off Holland America, Veendam and they offered a full hot breakfast in cabin the morning we left the ship. Very nice way to spent your last day.

 

 

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That would be nice! Princess doesn't even offer a full hot breakfast for room service for their passengers during the cruise. The exception is full suite passengers (although I just learned they also get it for disembarkation day too). Although, I've read here that some people write in what they want, some with success and others not. We've never done that.

[AKman2495]

We always go to the MDR by 7 am with the goal of going back to the room to pick up our stuff by 8am.

 

We have never seen the MDR crowded and have always had a great "farewell" breakfast. I think the MDR is the way to go for breakfast.

[ggprincess2004]

I totally agree. If you are not in a suite, head to the MDR for breakfast, and plan to be back in your cabin a few minutes ahead of 8 so that you can be cleared out of your cabin by 8 am, as requested.

[HRPro]

We also to the MDR for our last breakfast, and it's a wonderful way to end the cruise. Food and service are always excellent! Much better than fighting the crowds in Horizon Court.

[Treven]

We always go to the MDR by 7 am with the goal of going back to the room to pick up our stuff by 8am.

 

We have never seen the MDR crowded and have always had a great "farewell" breakfast. I think the MDR is the way to go for breakfast.

Is the MDR open for breakfast to us "normal folks"?

[ggprincess2004]

Is the MDR open for breakfast to us "normal folks"?

 

Yes, of course it is. Take a careful look at the Patter and the information you get before disembarkation. It will indicate which of the MDR's will be open that morning - frequently they throw a curve ball on the Grand Class ships and open the fixed MDR that is all the way aft on Deck 6. That might be why it isn't really crowded - trouble finding the one that is open.

[jean s]

Yes, the MDR is open to everyone on the last day. We always eat breakfast here on the last day and it is a nice way to spend our last morning.

[Thrak]

Is the MDR open for breakfast to us "normal folks"?

 

Yes. As mentioned above, please do it early enough to return to your cabin and clear out by the requested time so the Steward can clean your room. Of course you can clear your stuff out first and take your carry on with you to MDR.

 

There is no "special status" needed for breakfast in MDR on disembarkation day. Our problem is that we don't like getting up early!!! :rolleyes:

[igloo810]

We also to the MDR for our last breakfast, and it's a wonderful way to end the cruise. Food and service are always excellent! Much better than fighting the crowds in Horizon Court.

 

 

Agreed.

 

 

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[peachykiehn]

The MDR is rarely crowded even at 8am. We usually sleep as late as possible clear out of the room and head to the dining room,with our carryons. Usually it is fairly empty and we often sit and enjoy a last cup of coffee until time to disembark.

[NavyVeteran]

Yes, of course it is. Take a careful look at the Patter and the information you get before disembarkation. It will indicate which of the MDR's will be open that morning - frequently they throw a curve ball on the Grand Class ships and open the fixed MDR that is all the way aft on Deck 6. That might be why it isn't really crowded - trouble finding the one that is open.

 

Breakfast on disembarkation day will normally be in the aft dining room on deck 6 (the one that you can't get to from deck 6 midships without going up to deck 7 and then back down. They will frequently use the midship dining rooms on decks 5 and 6 for disembarkation lounges for different groups, so they would not be available. The aft dining room is used, because it would be a very poor place for a disembarkation lounge.

[Treven]

Yes. As mentioned above, please do it early enough to return to your cabin and clear out by the requested time so the Steward can clean your room. Of course you can clear your stuff out first and take your carry on with you to MDR.

 

There is no "special status" needed for breakfast in MDR on disembarkation day. Our problem is that we don't like getting up early!!! :rolleyes:

I tend to get up early, 6:30-ish, and I've always groused about the crowded Horizon Court for final breakfast. I definitely will try the MDR for breakfast. As I'll take the train home, I don't need concern myself as to when I get off the ship. I'll just need to make sure I high-tail it back to my cabin to collect my "stuff" before 8:00. On the other hand, it might be nice to take my hand luggage with me and enjoy some after breakfast coffee waiting for the big push to end.

Edited September 15, 2014 by Treven

[OCruisers]

Going to the IC works for us. :)

LuLu

[Putterdude]

Go to the MDR and have the French Toast....it's the only good thing about disembarkation morning.

[shredie]

The MDR is rarely crowded even at 8am. We usually sleep as late as possible clear out of the room and head to the dining room,with our carryons. Usually it is fairly empty and we often sit and enjoy a last cup of coffee until time to disembark.

 

That is a good idea.

[Jadn13]

Going to the IC works for us. :)

LuLu

 

International Café is the easiest and the coffee bar is open still :)

[HRPro]

Love the French toast--having something special on the last morning is a great way to end the cruise.

[AKman2495]

Is the MDR open for breakfast to us "normal folks"?

 

As other have said, yes it is. We have always found that by the end of the cruise the staff knows you by then (for those who frequent the MDR) and is very gracious on that day.