LAKingsFan

Had Rudy's on the Celebration a few months back. Based on that experience I would not return. We often do the specialty restaurants and typically feel it's well worth the extra spend. Rudy's not so much. Maybe just a bad day.

I had it at Alchemy on the Miracle a few weeks ago. Unsure of exact price but it was covered with Cheers!

Not defending the act. It would have perturbed me as well. The post I quoted was the reason for my response more than the topic.

This is your contribution to the thread? Hopefully person mentioned by OP has a reasonable explanation. Not that they owe it to anyone, but maybe there's more to it. As an outsider, it does seem a bit silly to be hoarding these things.

Thank you

I believe so but I'd be interested in the responses as well. From what I have read, Miracle cruises are not permitted to park at the structure.

Rudy's Seagrill is pay Steak house is pay Emeril's is pay Cucina and Chibang free first time. $8 after first visit Seafood Shack pay Everything else is included...unless I forgot something

Celebration nightclub was very, very LIT when we sailed.

Another vote for Krazy Lobster. Very fair prices, good food, excellent service. We were two steps from the water at our table. Would definitely return

Correct because the hit and run winner has less hands played or coin through than the person that wins money and cycles it back through

Yeah, I get what you're saying and I don't disagree. So do people that win not get or deserve comps? I don't know that tracking losses is an exact science. I'm not certain about anything and I don't know that anyone without first hand knowledge of the workings within can be. The way I mentioned above is the only way I have ever heard as an explanation that makes sense to me.

From how I understand the comp system in general, the amount you spend or lose is irrelevant. As mentioned, slots are easy to rate with coin in. From my understanding, we are rated at tables on our average bet. Each game has its own theoretical loss % and number of hands or games per hour and that number is extrapolated over our time played and we are turned into a number based on that. If you sit down with $1000, play $200 a hand over 20 minutes and lose it all and don't return, you have very little value to a casino. A $25 a hand player that spends 24 hours playing over a week and ultimately loses $1000 is a more valuable player than the $200 bettor.

Agree. I have been on all.three as well and love them. This particular one happens to be close to where I live

Fingers crossed. We have been on this ship a few times and love it.

We are on in a couple weeks and as long as it sails, life is good. The dates for this work and we just need to get away. If the itinerary gets modified, so be it. Hope we can get off the ship once or twice during the week to explore. No matter where it is.