We were on the 8/23 Sensation and the lobster was served on the first night!
The second day was port day in Nassau and was also formal night. So, no lobster on formal night. Lots of people didn't even show up for formal night as they were still ashore (port was from 10am until 6am the next morning).
The next day was "at sea" on the way back. That would have made a lot more sense for formal night and lobster night when everyone was onboard.
Really, I was pretty disappointed that formal night was while we were in port and after a long tiring day of excursions.
But still, any lobster is better than no lobster. My son ate three. One at dinner and two from room service at 9pm. (Tee hee, we learned that from our first cruise. If you have early dinner and are craving more lobster later, just ask room service if they have any extras right after the late dinner seating. :) ) Me, I ate one at dinner and watched the boy that hated lobster six months ago smack away with each bite.
Lobster? On A Cruise Ship??
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We were on the 8/23 Sensation and the lobster was served on the first night!
The second day was port day in Nassau and was also formal night. So, no lobster on formal night. Lots of people didn't even show up for formal night as they were still ashore (port was from 10am until 6am the next morning).
The next day was "at sea" on the way back. That would have made a lot more sense for formal night and lobster night when everyone was onboard.
Really, I was pretty disappointed that formal night was while we were in port and after a long tiring day of excursions.
But still, any lobster is better than no lobster. My son ate three. One at dinner and two from room service at 9pm. (Tee hee, we learned that from our first cruise. If you have early dinner and are craving more lobster later, just ask room service if they have any extras right after the late dinner seating. :) ) Me, I ate one at dinner and watched the boy that hated lobster six months ago smack away with each bite.