Midnite buffets on Diamond?

[srphnx]

Sneekpeek,SandyR, other Diamond alum...

What is the "skinny" on the midnite eats?... Is it just the Horizon court?

Can't let more than an hour or two go by without a calorie upload contigency plan.

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[tdf799]

We passed through the Horizon Court just about every night around midnight and they had a very nice assortment of main courses and sides. I can't give specifics as we had late traditional seating and were still full from dinner so we didn't spend much time looking at the dinner food. We did however have more dessert and coffee and I can say that it was very good with some leftover choices from that nights dinner desserts plus some extra goodies that we had not seen before. I remember the key lime pie was good. As I recall, there were items on the buffet that were also available at that nights traditional dinner.

[brucejr]

Princess does not do a "Midnight Buffet". There is food available 24/7 so to prepare a huge spread that looks good but doesn't necessarily taste as good as it looks is wasteful because the majority of that "show" food goes to waste. I'm glad to see this tradition end.

The Horizon Court is the place for late night eating. We had first seating traditional dining, so by 10:00pm I was up there checking out the deserts. Yummmmmmm

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