A few suite perk questions

[caribill]

18 hours ago, mizLORInj said:

I remember years ago we had the suite breakfast at Sabatini's but don't see that specifically now under suite perks  -- but it appears this could be the same thing?   Complimentary Specialty Dining Mimosa Breakfast (daily)*

 

 

Yes, that is it.  Not all ships have a Sabatini's, so they renamed it.

 

On ships that do not have a Sabatini's, they serve the suite breakfast in a different specialty restaurant.

[AF-1]

On Emerald Princess the suite breakfast was in crown grill

[suekel]

10 hours ago, geoherb said:

 

And the only options is the Ultimate Balcony Breakfast.

That's not really true. On the occasions that we don't book a suite, we write in what we want such as bacon, scrambled eggs etc and are always able to get it.  

[geoherb]

12 hours ago, suekel said:

That's not really true. On the occasions that we don't book a suite, we write in what we want such as bacon, scrambled eggs etc and are always able to get it.  

 

That's the only paid breakfast option.

[WISH84]

We were in a B734 on the Regal for two weeks.  I swear it took us the first full week to learn all the perks associated with being in the suite.  But the one thing I did learn from these boards.. Visit the Concierge as soon as you get on board and don't forget to eat breakfast in Sabatini's.  

 

Breakfast is first class and we eat there as often as our schedule will allow and the Concierge is well worth the generous tip you should leave them.   

[AF-1]

I think the concierge on any ship on any cruise line are worth every penny.   They can do so much for you to make your trip so much smoother

Edited November 21, 2019 by AF-1

[riffatsea]

On 11/18/2019 at 2:57 PM, jondfk said:

 

No, the first off are the "express walk off's" carrying 100% of their own luggage.  Suite pax generally go off within about 15 minutes though.  It's basically gated by the time it takes them to get the suite luggage organized in the arrivals hall.  We've been let of just as the stevedores were placing the last bags into the suite luggage area.  Usually (in San Francisco & Los Angeles anyway) they put the suite holder luggage at the very end of the hall as close to customs as possible.

 

 

Not completely accurate!

The first off the ship are the elites and plats and suites who carry off their own luggage.  Everyone else comes after that.

Edited November 21, 2019 by riffatsea