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BoopTennis - It's common courtesy to tell your tablemates and/or waiter that you won't be showing up to dinner so they don't wonder what's happend to you and so their dinner isn't held up. If you're all going to be gone and don't know until the last minute, then it's not such a big deal because you wouldn't be holding up anyone else's dinner. Just simply tell one of the people in your party that you won't be there and they can tell everyone else and/or the waiter. Dale - The 10-night cruises always attract an older clientele. Yes, just go to PC at anytime you'd like. The longest we ever had to wait was 15 mins. and that was at the peak time of 7pm. Earlier times were much less crowded, but that was on a 7-night cruise. Could be a bit more crowded with a 10-nighter, but I don't think it would be that bad.
BoopTennis - It's common courtesy to tell your tablemates and/or waiter that you won't be showing up to dinner so they don't wonder what's happend to you and so their dinner isn't held up. If you're all going to be gone and don't know until the last minute, then it's not such a big deal because you wouldn't be holding up anyone else's dinner. Just simply tell one of the people in your party that you won't be there and they can tell everyone else and/or the waiter.
Dale - The 10-night cruises always attract an older clientele.
Yes, just go to PC at anytime you'd like. The longest we ever had to wait was 15 mins. and that was at the peak time of 7pm. Earlier times were much less crowded, but that was on a 7-night cruise. Could be a bit more crowded with a 10-nighter, but I don't think it would be that bad.
