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Firstly, apologies if this has been answered.

 

Background Info: We have booked Murano Restaurant for first night of cruise. We apparently leave Sydney dock at 8. Our reservation is 9:30.

 

Question: What time is muster drill?

Question: Will there be enough time for us to get dolled up to arrive on time?

 

Thanks!!

 

Mark.:p ;) :D

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Firstly, apologies if this has been answered.

 

Background Info: We have booked Murano Restaurant for first night of cruise. We apparently leave Sydney dock at 8. Our reservation is 9:30.

 

Question: What time is muster drill?

Question: Will there be enough time for us to get dolled up to arrive on time?

 

Thanks!!

 

Mark.:p ;) :D

 

We had a similar occurrence when we sailed the Summit out of San Juan... An evening departure (8:30 PM)

 

Muster Drill was about 7:45 PM

 

It most definitely interrupted / played havoc with some people's dining plans (rushed out of Restaurants / DR mid meal)

 

On Celebrity, Muster Drill is a "presentation" in a Designated venue / your Emergency Muster Station (not on the lifeboat deck... And no life jacket required)

 

My best advice...

 

Get onboard early

 

Get dressed for Dinner early

 

We had Late Dining in the MDR... So after the Muster Drill our evening went ahead as we had planned

 

And yours will too (you'll be dressed already for Dinner... And therefore can head off to some spot to enjoy Sailaway before going onto your 9:30 Dinner Reservation)

 

hope this helps,

 

Cheers!

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Firstly, apologies if this has been answered.

 

Background Info: We have booked Murano Restaurant for first night of cruise. We apparently leave Sydney dock at 8. Our reservation is 9:30.

 

Question: What time is muster drill?

Question: Will there be enough time for us to get dolled up to arrive on time?

 

Thanks!!

 

Mark.:p ;) :D

 

f departure is 8:00, boarding will be required by 6:30, muster will be 7:00-7:30.

 

They get it over before departure so you will have time :), but may miss sailing out of the harbour, :( while you're getting dolled up.:D

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Seems to me the best way to view things like this is to keep in mind that everybody is in the same boat (pun intended). Everybody has to attend the same muster and everybody will be affected more or less the same as you will. Go with the flow. Be happy, don't worry.

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When we sailed on Summit in April 2013, the first night we had reservations at Qusine. I think they were at 7PM. Our departure time was 8:30PM so muster was at 7:45ish. The waiter advised us ahead of time that we'd have to participate in the drill midway through dinner. We had a couple of courses at dinner, then they instructed us where to go for the drill.

 

The break was actually helpful. it let us digest a little and get ready for the next few courses when we returned.

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