Booking dining and entertainment

[aberdare_chick]

Hi everyone - don't know if anyone is able to help but I'm just wondering when we are able to start booking entertainment and dining reservations for my cruise Booked on the 24th January Thanks in advance :-)

[KeithJenner]

Assuming you aren't booked in a suite it will be 90 days out (100 days if you are in a suite).

Edited October 19, 2015 by KeithJenner

[aberdare_chick]

Great thanks for the reply :-)

[Sauer-kraut]

Assuming you aren't booked in a suite it will be 90 days out (100 days if you are in a suite).

 

And that will also depend on what ship you are on!

[aberdare_chick]

Oh really...epic?

[aberdare_chick]

And that will also depend on what ship you are on!

 

 

Oh really...epic?

[Sauer-kraut]

Oh really...epic?

 

Yes on EPIC you need to pre-book, however they do take people 10 mins prior to show without reservations based on occupancy. I never booked any shows, but I was sailing solo and managed to get a good seat just about every time.

[aberdare_chick]

Yes on EPIC you need to pre-book, however they do take people 10 mins prior to show without reservations based on occupancy. I never booked any shows, but I was sailing solo and managed to get a good seat just about every time.

 

 

There's a group of 7 of us so I think we will need to book. But thanks for the info :-)

[LrgPizza]

Oh really...epic?

 

 

There are only 4 ships that have shows which can be reserved in advance. That was why ship mattered. :-)

[TOMTOMRN331]

Assuming you aren't booked in a suite it will be 90 days out (100 days if you are in a suite).

 

With the specialty restaurants going a la carte is it still possible to reserve dinning nights?

[Demonyte]

With the specialty restaurants going a la carte is it still possible to reserve dinning nights?

 

Why wouldn't it? Speciality restaurants were prebookable even before one had to pay the cover charge at the time of booking.