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reallyitsmema

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Just found the answer about the menus:

 

Current menu for Chops:

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/conten...e_Menu_Eng.pdf

This classic chophouse offers fabulous steak and seafood dishes. It's a great place to celebrate a special occasion, or just another perfect day of vacation

 

Current menu for Portofino's:

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/conten...ofino_Menu.pdf

Enjoy a delicious Italian meal in an intimate and romantic setting. From classic Italian dishes to new creations, the menu has something for everyone

 

Also a bit of information about the thermal suites:

Thermal Suite*

The Thermal Suite is a communal relaxation center that has an ambiance similar to a Turkish Bath. Different grottos and chambers release a variety of dry heat, steam and mists into the air with aromatherapy-filled vapors. Relax on a heated ceramic lounge and allow the pressures of life to rinse away.

 

 

(Above is from RCCL website)

 

Currently how much is Chops and Portofinios on the Mariner? They do have them both correct? And which is better and why. Thanks.

Chops is currently $25 and Portofino is $20. We have gone to both on the Mariner and prefer Portofino to Chops. We thought the filet was better in Portofino and there is a lot more to choose from. It is not your typical red sauce italian place at all. I have linked a recent post with the current menus for both, the seafood skewer in Portofino is excellent too.

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MilliesMom

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http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...ssert_Menu.pdf

Portofino's dessert menu

 

http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...ofino_Menu.pdf

Portofino's dinner menu

 

http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...e_Menu_Eng.pdf

Chops dinner menu

 

Dessert Menu

http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...ssert_Menu.pdf

 

We will be on the Mariner in April. We think the formal nights will be: Monday and Friday. The first sea day is typically the 1st formal night. The 2nd formal night should then be Friday. Saturday would be too difficult to have a formal night with everyone getting ready to pack to leave the ship the next morning. Just a theory ... we won't know for sure until they start cruising from San Pedro.

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fozziscooter

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I'm sure someone from the Feb 22 cruise will. There is a big CC group on that cruise.

 

Why don't you pop into their roll call and make the request.

 

I would but it wouldn't make sense for me. We leave on Friday February 27th for Long Beach so the first cruise out of LGB will still be happening!

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Cuizer2

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Does anyone know some good places to find photos of the Mariner?

 

Do you mean besides San Pedro?

 

Here is one ...

 

Mariner4x3.jpg

 

Here is another one, and yes, that really is the Mariner of the Seas ...

 

LAHarbor.jpg

 

If you want more, try this link ...

 

http://www.webshots.com/search?query=mariner+of+the+seas&new=1&source=chromeheader

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kaseyoz

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http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...ssert_Menu.pdf

Portofino's dessert menu

 

http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...ofino_Menu.pdf

Portofino's dinner menu

 

http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...e_Menu_Eng.pdf

Chops dinner menu

 

Dessert Menu

http://media.royalcaribbean.com/cont...ssert_Menu.pdf

 

We will be on the Mariner in April. We think the formal nights will be: Monday and Friday. The first sea day is typically the 1st formal night. The 2nd formal night should then be Friday. Saturday would be too difficult to have a formal night with everyone getting ready to pack to leave the ship the next morning. Just a theory ... we won't know for sure until they start cruising from San Pedro.

 

Has anyone actually finished their dessert.:eek:

We all ordered the sampler plate and most of us only managed a bite of each.

We also only ordered a pasta dish and a main but there was so much food. The waiters kept coming back asking if we wanted to try something else, but we were just too stuffed.

 

It was a shame to actually demolish the dessert it was a work of art.:D

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wolfganghowell

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Concierge lounge has small selection of beer and wine and basic mixed drinks. Gin, vodka, rum, etc etc with basic mixers. No foo foo. They also have light canapes. Available for grand suites and above and any diamond members. It is open for happy hour 5-8 I think. It is also open in the mornings and has pastries and fruit really early. It also has coffee and a cappuccino machine. Drinks at HH are complimentary but most people do tip at the end of the week.

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Cruisin Dave

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Thanks for all the info and to all the future Mexican Riviera cruisers - up to date information will be appreciated. Happy sailings!

Hey wolfie, you want a personal copy. I'll see If I can get an extra Compass and bring it to the next DFW M&M.:D I'm on the inaugural, 2/22.

Dave

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MilliesMom

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From RCCL website:

 

Q: What amenities are included in the Concierge Club service?

 

A: Diamond-level and above Crown & Anchor Society members and guests reserved in the Grand Suites or above can now take advantage of the Concierge Club. Available on the Enchantment of the Seas® and all Voyager and Radiance-class ships, Concierge Club guests will receive this complimentary service that provides assistance with any special requests they may have while sailing. As a Concierge Club guest, you will be offered amenities and services not available to other guests including:

 

A dedicated Concierge who is available to assist with anything you require

Twenty-four-hour a day use of the Concierge Club Lounge

Continental breakfast every morning† and open bar & hors d'oeuvres every evening available in the Concierge Club Loungecon_bulletgray_ico.gifAssistance with reservations for Portofino Italian restaurant & Chops Grille Steakhouse

Assistance with Explorations! Bookings

Assistance booking appointments for Salon or Spa treatmentscon_bulletgray_ico.gifPriority tickets for the ice skating show

Assistance with the arrangement of private partiescon_bulletgray_ico.gifPersonalized Discover Shopping advicecon_bulletgray_ico.gifDVDs and CDs available to borrow during the Concierge's hours

Pre-ordering of your dinner wine

Business services (faxing, copying, etc.)

 

Please Note: On Freedom-class ships, Diamond-level and above Crown & Anchor Society members have exclusive access to similar amenities in The Diamond Club.

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IBookHePays

IBookHePays

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Mariner of the Seas docked in San Pedro ...

Then the captain saw me and tried to run me over ...

Then he spend down the channel, but I got his license number ...

And then he took off for Mexico ...

QUOTE]

 

 

That really made me giggle...I don't know if it's because it's funny, or that I am so excited that Mariner is here!!:D

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