Muse Brochure

[wripro]

Who else thinks that within three months SS will get many complaints see that this system is not working and will alter it in some way to provide someplace where there is open seating without advance reservations? This is a deal breaker for me. Part of a luxury experience is not having to decide months in advance where I will want to dine on any given night.

[FAP16]

Agree and hope you are correct!

[Observer]

Who else thinks that within three months SS will get many complaints see that this system is not working and will alter it in some way to provide someplace where there is open seating without advance reservations?

 

This might have to be a fairly large space -- difficult to create after the ship is launched. It would have to be proximate to a large galley, etc.

 

Perhaps the notion of encouraging "dining" in one's room is all part of a program to give the butler's more to do.

[mjnvoyager]

I'm booked on the Muse next May. The last thing we want to do is dine in our cabin. Surely we will be able to dine reasonably easily. I cannot see SS altering one of their flagship promises to dine when you like and with whom.

[Observer]

I cannot see SS altering one of their flagship promises to dine when you like and with whom.

 

This promise applies only to The Restaurant (MDR), not to the speciality restaurants.

[MHF]

This promise applies only to The Restaurant (MDR), not to the speciality restaurants.

 

And there is the problem...there does not appear to be a MDR on the Muse. There does appear to be a kids playroom/outdoor area.

 

The combination of the two will cause us to either stay with the other SS ships or look elsewhere. Now that Crystal has gone all-inclusive, will add them to the mix to check out for next year. This year is booked on Wind.

[Mark_K]

Jeff, except Silver Wind, I always assumed that the Cloud, Whisper, Shadow and Spirit were named after vintage Rolls Royce models.:D

I wondered why Wind was the odd one out.

Not sure about Muse!

 

 

I don't recall a Silver Whisper Rolls Royce. There was a Silver Dawn, though. Seems like that would have been a good ship name.

[gnld]

I talked with my Silversea rep this afternoon. He confirmed there will be no MDR on the Silver Muse. But many of the specialty restaurants will be relatively large. Atlantide will be anytime dining (no reservations) as will the casual Regina Margherita. All others will be "by reservation", but he felt one could probably book them just a day or two in advance.

 

And there will be a casino onboard - just not shown yet on the deck plans (which are still a bit of "work in progress").

 

Hope this clarifies things a bit.

[rosepark]

I talked with my Silversea rep this afternoon. He confirmed there will be no MDR on the Silver Muse. But many of the specialty restaurants will be relatively large. Atlantide will be anytime dining (no reservations) as will the casual Regina Margherita. All others will be "by reservation", but he felt one could probably book them just a day or two in advance.

 

And there will be a casino onboard - just not shown yet on the deck plans (which are still a bit of "work in progress").

 

Hope this clarifies things a bit.

 

Hmmm, as the Reine Margherita is described as an outdoor restaurant, I can't quite see how this is going to work as a year round option.

Rp

[Observer]

I talked with my Silversea rep this afternoon. He confirmed there will be no MDR on the Silver Muse. But many of the specialty restaurants will be relatively large. Atlantide will be anytime dining (no reservations) as will the casual Regina Margherita. All others will be "by reservation", but he felt one could probably book them just a day or two in advance.

 

I would love to know more about the menu at Atlantide. Is it a set surf and turf menu, essentially the same from day to day? Or does it have an ever changing menu with good variety like the MDR. If it's just a larger, no reservation speciality restaurant and there is no traditional restaurant (with dynamic menu) like MDR, this could be fairly tedious on a longer voyage.

[gnld]

Good questions from Rosepark and Observer. We'll just have to wait and see. Muse doesn't sail for almost a year. We'll be seeing a lot more details as things get closer, esp. into 2017, I'm sure. Stay tuned!

[roomiec]

I just received word from my TA that Silversea tells her there is a Main Dining Room on Deck 4.

[Stevanb]

On deck 5 it says Main Bar I have never ever seen a bar area that big and tables for 6 looks like the seating in the Atlantide Restaurant which is on 4 with 7 Restaurant which look like it has a table for 20 or so

 

I saw it here SILVER MUSE – Deck Plans - Silversea

 

A lot of empty spaces for casino on upper deck . I say wait and see

[Observer]

I just received word from my TA that Silversea tells her there is a Main Dining Room on Deck 4.

 

This is encouraging. There is a large empty area on the deck plan after of the main elevator bank. Galley? But it's curious that an MDR is not listed among the other dining spots.

 

BTW: Does anyone know if there are rest rooms at the deck 11 Observation Lounge? They are not indicated on the deck plan. The lack of rest rooms at the Observation Lounge was notable on Spirit.

[Observer]

On deck 5 it says Main Bar I have never ever seen a bar area that big ....

 

This is in the tradition of Spirit, where the main bar is integrated with the lobby. I do not much like this arrangement and preferred the separate bars on the earlier ships.

[californiacruiseluvrs]

Has anyone heard that the Muse may not be ready for it's maiden voyage?

[mjnvoyager]

Help, no. We are booked on the 4th voyage to celebrate our sons 50th birthday.

[turnip eater]

Where did you hear this?

 

The Muse would have to be well behind on schedule to hear this so far out.......unless the ship has been chartered:eek:

[Mistizoom]

I just saw an ad for Silver Muse in Condé Nast Traveler, June/July 2016 issue. It looks like a very nice ship, however I was rather surprised to see a basic grammatical error (the ad says, "With less than 300 suites..." instead of, "With fewer than 300 suites"). Also, the phrase "tailor-made" was used twice in the same ad ("tailor-made outdoor spaces" and "tailor-made experiences"). Hopefully the money you are spending with Silversea is going to the onboard experiences, as they had better not be paying their ad agency large sums!

Edited May 24, 2016 by Mistizoom

[UKCruiseJeff]

vInglish grandma aint wot it yous to b.

[meow!]

We may be wrong, but we cannot find the deck plan for the Muse on the Silversea website at this moment. Is it possible that Silversea has temporarily withdrawn it for some changes, updates and rearrangement?

 

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Edited June 7, 2016 by meow!

[Masonic Phantom]

This promise applies only to The Restaurant (MDR), not to the speciality restaurants.

 

On formal nights one generally went to the MDR ,which we love doing, what happens now.. at this stage it is a bit disappointing .. could be back to the Spirit for us.

Gary.

[57 varieties]

Meow the deck plan is there this morning and as far as I can see, without alterations.

 

 

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[USAFSS4Ever]

And there will be a casino onboard - just not shown yet on the deck plans (which are still a bit of "work in progress").

 

Silver Muse deck plans now showing a casino on Deck 7.

[ernieb]

Where are you seeing this? I have accessed the deck plans from 2 different sources on the SS website and don't see it.

 

Thanks.