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I've never been to speciality restaurant on a Princess cruise out of Australia that has been more than 1/4 full. However I've never tried to go on the first couple of nights, we usually go later in the cruise, and rarely book more than a day ahead. Sometimes we just make a last minute decision if the MDR menu isn't appealing and have always got a table.

 

 

I've seen them more than 1/4 full. But never had a problem getting a table, even on a walk up basis.

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I've never been to speciality restaurant on a Princess cruise out of Australia that has been more than 1/4 full. However I've never tried to go on the first couple of nights, we usually go later in the cruise, and rarely book more than a day ahead. Sometimes we just make a last minute decision if the MDR menu isn't appealing and have always got a table.

Not sure about Princess, but X and RCI often have 50% off for the first night in their specialty restaurants when booked on board.

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