Freedom western formal night menue change

Hi fellow cruisers. There have been two recent postings that related to the western 2nd formal night menu, which is the JASMINE, on the Freedom being switched having the Fisherman plate served non a non formal night. The posters stated they had started this but not sure how long they would be doing it, according to the dinning room staff. Would appreciate any info a recent western cruisers can share. Bob

I think they would be really smart to do lobster night on a non-formal evening. That way people wouldn't feel like they are missing out if they went elsewhere instead of having to dress formally, and the ones who like formal wouldn't have to complain about people not wearing suits or tuxes.

Seems like winning idea to me. If they serve some regular food those nights then everyone can be happy.

Lobster still tastes great in smart casual attire :)

Tom

Hi fellow cruisers. There have been two recent postings that related to the western 2nd formal night menu, which is the JASMINE, on the Freedom being switched having the Fisherman plate served non a non formal night. The posters stated they had started this but not sure how long they would be doing it, according to the dinning room staff. Would appreciate any info a recent western cruisers can share. Bob

So funny. I absolutely love to dress up (I work from home so don't do it very often), but it would not offend me to see someone dressed casually. Not sure why people get so offended.

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We were on the western sailing earlier this month. The second formal night was Grand Cayman with the Jasmine menu.

We were on the Nov. 9th Western Caribbean sailing on FOS and formal night was on Thursday (Grand Cayman) and it was lobster night.

I think they would be really smart to do lobster night on a non-formal evening. That way people wouldn't feel like they are missing out if they went elsewhere instead of having to dress formally, and the ones who like formal wouldn't have to complain about people not wearing suits or tuxes.

 

Seems like winning idea to me. If they serve some regular food those nights then everyone can be happy.

 

Lobster still tastes great in smart casual attire :)

 

Tom

Come to Europe.

It doesn't matter if you dress for dinner or go scruff - NO LOBSTER from RCCI :eek:

Thanks for the info. Bob & Nancy

I am on the western run now. Tonight the menu will be a special one for Thanksgiving and it is the second formal night tonight. We have not had Jasmine yet. It may be tommorow or sat. I will let you know when it happens. . Usually one menu is not served on thanksgiving cruises. If they are 7 days.

An update. Jasmine menu is being served on Friday night after Cozumel