You make a lot of sense about rotating the dining. Being so far away would definitely turn me against going again on one of their cruises. It’s like you are an afterthought, not special. Love your honesty.
Bummer on your table location. We found that you can make some dining table locations on the website. You can request “close to entertainment”, “close to screens” or “private dining table” in case you are a smaller group and do not want to be seated with other guests. We have had good luck with these requests and it’s easier than trying to request it once onboard the ship. Did you get a chance to try the churro Mickey waffles? They are amazing and unlike anything at the parks. Next cruise you have to try the All hands on Deck cheese plate and buffalo wings from room service. Also you can get Mickey bars and warm chocolate chip cookies with milk from room service which are really nice for a late night dessert.
I never saw the option to request the table location. I wonder if we didn't see it because we had a travel agent book our cruise for us. Thanks for the tip. We will definitely look for that next time.
@@TheMagicInTheMusic it’s very hard to find and buried three or more levels into the website. I missed it on my first cruise, but on our second, I found it but learned you can only choose one type of request. We prioritized private table over close to entertainment and we had similar seats to what you had Arendelle.
I understand the eating slow. I went to boot camp in Orlando and in the mess hall the men had a half hour to eat. We got 15 minutes starting from the time the first girl sits down. One time the bell rang before I put my plate down so I stuffed it in cuz I was starving. When I got out I swore I’m always taking my time, and I do. I would occasionally look over at the guys side and think why do they get to eat. There were 3 companies of women so about 150 of us each time. I saw that some of the women gained weight by the end but I lost about 15 lbs. They were probably the ones who took extra desserts.
What are you favorite foods to eat on a cruise?
You make a lot of sense about rotating the dining. Being so far away would definitely turn me against going again on one of their cruises. It’s like you are an afterthought, not special. Love your honesty.
Yeah, I think you summed it up perfectly. It makes you feel not as important. It's a bummer, but the cruise as a whole was still excellent!
I loved the BBQ it is the best!!!!
Now you have a reason to go back to the Wish!
Bummer on your table location. We found that you can make some dining table locations on the website. You can request “close to entertainment”, “close to screens” or “private dining table” in case you are a smaller group and do not want to be seated with other guests. We have had good luck with these requests and it’s easier than trying to request it once onboard the ship.
Did you get a chance to try the churro Mickey waffles? They are amazing and unlike anything at the parks.
Next cruise you have to try the All hands on Deck cheese plate and buffalo wings from room service. Also you can get Mickey bars and warm chocolate chip cookies with milk from room service which are really nice for a late night dessert.
I never saw the option to request the table location. I wonder if we didn't see it because we had a travel agent book our cruise for us. Thanks for the tip. We will definitely look for that next time.
@@TheMagicInTheMusic it’s very hard to find and buried three or more levels into the website. I missed it on my first cruise, but on our second, I found it but learned you can only choose one type of request. We prioritized private table over close to entertainment and we had similar seats to what you had Arendelle.
I understand the eating slow. I went to boot camp in Orlando and in the mess hall the men had a half hour to eat. We got 15 minutes starting from the time the first girl sits down. One time the bell rang before I put my plate down so I stuffed it in cuz I was starving. When I got out I swore I’m always taking my time, and I do. I would occasionally look over at the guys side and think why do they get to eat. There were 3 companies of women so about 150 of us each time. I saw that some of the women gained weight by the end but I lost about 15 lbs. They were probably the ones who took extra desserts.
Wow! Boot camp in Orlando? That sounds rough if it was a hot time of year!
It was January thru May. Went to the Magic Kingdom, only park at the time in March. Weather was great, 1973