Coral Princess Anytime Dining Room used for Early Traditional Dining?

We read somewhere that the “Anytime Dining Room” on the Coral Princess (Bordeaux) has half of the room set aside for Early Traditional Dining until 7:30 p.m. Can someone who has recently been on the Coral Princess confirm or deny that is still the case?

The Coral and Island have three dining rooms for Anytime Dining from 5:30 to 10PM . The fourth is early seating . Around 7:30PM it changes to Anytime dining. Each of the four dining rooms has a specialty served only in that dining room.

According to the new deck plans on the Princess website, the Coral Princess still has only two main dining rooms (no change in number).

One MDR is used for traditional dining (early and late seating). If demand requires it, a portion of the second MDR will be used for an early traditional dining. If the whole second MDR is not needed for the extra early seating, the remainder of the MDR will be used for open dining. The additional early seating is earlier than in the other dining room, 5:30 or 5:45 PM. The open dining in that MDR will start after the traditional diners are seated.

The Coral and Island have three dining rooms for Anytime Dining from 5:30 to 10PM . The fourth is early seating . Around 7:30PM it changes to Anytime dining. Each of the four dining rooms has a specialty served only in that dining room.

I believe you are confusing Island and Coral with Sapphire and diamond. EM

The Coral and Island have three dining rooms for Anytime Dining from 5:30 to 10PM . The fourth is early seating . Around 7:30PM it changes to Anytime dining. Each of the four dining rooms has a specialty served only in that dining room.

Not correct, only two DR's on the Coral & Island, not four. Deck 6, Provence DR, is for traditional, Deck 5, Bordeaux DR, is used ATD from around 5:30 & very early seating overflow traditional.

I believe you are confusing Island and Coral with Sapphire and diamond. EM

I found that I made a mistake.