what day is formal & chief table

[back2tampa]

I have been on 7 other cruises but never Princess so I have a few questions . We are going to be on a 7 day and the first day we are at Princess cay and the 2nd is a day at sea so which days are formals on? Also need to know which day they would do the chefs table since our 20th anniversary is one of those 7 days and we are doing a specialty restaurant that day. Thank you !

Edited August 16, 2015 by back2tampa

[shredie]

Do you mean the Chef's Table? Do you want to book it for your anniversary?

[Sea Day Cruiser]

Most likely the sea day will be a formal night. As for the Chef's Table, there is no regular schedule. Sometimes they have it on a cruise and occasionally they don't. I have been told that they never have it on a formal night because they want people to be comfortable. I have done it several times and it has never been on a formal night.

[Pam in CA]

There's no specific day for the Chef's Table. Whether there's one or not is up to the Head Chef. Your best bet is to sign up at the Passenger Services Desk after boarding.

 

Formal nights are the Captain's decision. They are usually the 2nd or 3rd night and on a 7-day cruise, either the 4th or 5th night. It's never embarkation day or the night before disembarkation. It could very well be the night you go to Princess Cays.

[back2tampa]

LOL,Yes chef's table. Thank you for your quick answers. I guess I will just have to wait and see.

[Colo Cruiser]

LOL,Yes chef's table. Thank you for your quick answers. I guess I will just have to wait and see.

 

 

Its a great experience! :)

[GUT2407]

Seven days will be 2 formal nights.

 

Not first or last night.

 

Normally (but not always) a sea day.

 

A day you leave port early is always a possible.

[caribill]

There's no specific day for the Chef's Table. Whether there's one or not is up to the Head Chef. Your best bet is to sign up at the Passenger Services Desk after boarding.

 

 

Sign up by calling the DINE line from your cabin or speaking with a headwaiter in a dining room or the Maitre d'.

[flamomo]

Sign up by calling the DINE line from your cabin or speaking with a headwaiter in a dining room or the Maitre d'.

 

 

And do so as soon as possible after boarding.

 

Each occasion of the Chef's Table only accommodates about 12 passengers, and depending on the length of the cruise, may only be offered once or twice .... if at all, so you want your names to be at the top of the list.

Edited August 16, 2015 by flamomo

[IECalCruiser]

And do so as soon as possible after boarding.

 

 

 

Each occasion of the Chef's Table only accommodates about 12 passengers, and depending on the length of the cruise, may only be offered once or twice .... if at all, so you want your names to be at the top of the list.

It was limited to 10 people for our two CT's.