Club Class?

[jeno]

Are there larger tables you can join others or mostly just tables for two? I like the concept of dining any time you arrive at the dining room for a world cruise with so many ports, but we enjoy meeting and eating with others most nights. 

Edited November 29, 2022 by jeno

[cr8tiv1]

It is rare that tables are shared.  But I have "invited" myself to another's table (friends I've met on my cruise) when we arrive around the same time.  

[Tak8]

There are multiple size tables.  You could talk to the person at CC  entrance about seating with others or strike up conversations with people at near tables and maybe connect for future meals.

[reedprincess]

Tables are generally two or four tops in CC as it's rare for large groups to be traveling all CC. The maitre'd and dining staff can join tables together to make a larger table if you find others you want to dine with who all want to dine at same time. 

Many of the two tops are banquette style, ie One long bench seat with 4 or 5 two tops along it with the other side being one chair. You're quite close to your neighbors, very easy to chat. 

[RiverCrossing]

On 11/29/2022 at 11:51 AM, reedprincess said:

Tables are generally two or four tops in CC as it's rare for large groups to be traveling all CC. The maitre'd and dining staff can join tables together to make a larger table if you find others you want to dine with who all want to dine at same time. 

Many of the two tops are banquette style, ie One long bench seat with 4 or 5 two tops along it with the other side being one chair. You're quite close to your neighbors, very easy to chat. 

I dislike two top banquette style arrangement. No privacy for the two tops, they might as well put them all together at least you would feel obligated to associate with your table guest. When they space them apart, yet only a couple of feet apart makes for uncomfortable dinning situation. You try very hard to mind your own business at your table. Conversation with partner is not personable nor enjoyable.