Pinned topics- why Yacht Club centric?

[L1211]

Newbie looking for info on dining and experiences- I noticed all the pinned content seems to be for YC only.  Pinned menus would be of value to us sailing outside of YC!  Just a thought… maybe also pinned content on the different experience given this is exclusive to MSC?   Thanks for considering. 

[scamper]

They feed them in steerage???  Who knew?

[skittl1321]

Probably because the moderators have seen those questions the most often.  

[carlmm]

Or don't pin the YC only threads.

It appears to be part of the prevailing Yacht club snobism on this forum.

 

[sidari]

Some years ago the mods were asked to have a separate page for YC posts, but nothing happened.

[Essiesmom]

Seems to be a common theme on the cruise line boards.  Everyone traveling in a suite has to ask questions…just so everyone else knows they are in a suite.  EM

[Two Wheels Only]

The "ship-within-a-ship" concept can raise a lot of questions from even experienced cruisers. 

 

Only 1/3 of the pinned topics are Yacht Club specific. 

[LinRon3]

21 hours ago, Two Wheels Only said:

The "ship-within-a-ship" concept can raise a lot of questions from even experienced cruisers. 

 

Only 1/3 of the pinned topics are Yacht Club specific. 

I get the op's point.  Just 'seems' like everything geared toward YC on these forums?  Sort of a 'Grey Poupon' commercial, say what.  Steerage scum not welcomed, ha.  Just a feeling of course; my flaw.  

[Two Wheels Only]

1 hour ago, LinRon3 said:

I get the op's point.  Just 'seems' like everything geared toward YC on these forums?  Sort of a 'Grey Poupon' commercial, say what.  Steerage scum not welcomed, ha.  Just a feeling of course; my flaw.  

 

I found these....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...but MDR menus can vary so much that the MDR menu on your cruise might be totally different (or exactly the same, idk). 

 

https://profcruise.com/msc-dinner-menus/

(from Nov. 2022)

[L1211]

Thank you, super helpful. 

[ready2cruzagain]

OOPS, didn't see someone had already posted them

Edited January 14, 2023 by ready2cruzagain

[sverigecruiser]

On 1/13/2023 at 12:24 AM, Essiesmom said:

Everyone traveling in a suite has to ask questions…just so everyone else knows they are in a suite.

 

People not travelling in suites are allowed to ask questions too. If they choose not to it's not the suite passengers fault.