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Our current Aqua booking has Select Dining and obviously access to Blu. If we were booked for Aqua with Traditional Dining, say 6.15pm, does this early sitting only apply to the MDR and with Blu we could turn up anytime?

 

 

 

 

 

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On our Solstice cruise last week, there was a letter from the Maitre D' Blue Restaurant, suggesting our dinner time for the first night was between 5:30 and 6:30 pm.  We informed the Maitre D' that we prefer eating at a later time and he accommodated us.  We showed up at 7:45pm every night, same table.  The Blu was open from 5:30pm to 9:00pm.

(We even had the same table for breakfast...nice.)

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On embarkation day you'll find a letter from the Blu maître d with a dining time for that night only. Please know that is only a suggestion and if the time doesn't suit you, you are free to go whatever time is most convenient, and you don't need to let anyone know. Also, patrons of Blu are often offered a first night specialty restaurant discounts (greater than the regular first night offers).

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44 minutes ago, Luvcrusn said:

On embarkation day you'll find a letter from the Blu maître d with a dining time for that night only. Please know that is only a suggestion and if the time doesn't suit you, you are free to go whatever time is most convenient, and you don't need to let anyone know. Also, patrons of Blu are often offered a first night specialty restaurant discounts (greater than the regular first night offers).

 

We have always been offered 50% on the first night when in Aqua.  We usually take the offer.

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18 minutes ago, cruiserchuck said:

 

We have always been offered 50% on the first night when in Aqua.  We usually take the offer.

Yes we have been offered 50% as well, although on Silhouette in December the best we could get for Murano was 35% despite some back and forth.  We like dining specialty restaurants the first night of a cruise since its much more relaxed avoiding the craziness in all of the included dining rooms.

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1 hour ago, hcat said:

If they have the Filet mignon on the first night and you enjoy beef, no need to spend money to go elsewhere,,  Can check the BLU menu before deciding,

 

I wonder when Celebrity is going to catch on to that since its brought up a lot on the board.  Filet Mignon vs reduced price at Specialty.

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