Lobster night gone??

[davekathy]

Are "free" lobster tails served on cruises departing from San Juan, Puerto Rico or South America?

 

San Juan yes. Can't comment on South America departures.

[Ourusualbeach]

Are "free" lobster tails served on cruises departing from San Juan, Puerto Rico or South America?

 

They are from San Juan. Royal no longer sails from South America.

Edited July 28, 2016 by Ourusualbeach

[leaveitallbehind]

Are "free" lobster tails served on cruises departing from San Juan, Puerto Rico or South America?

 

San Juan is a US port, so it is part of the US sailings that offer complimentary lobsters.

[swoopy2110]

Complimentary? Thanks for the update.

 

Complementary yes! :)

 

I believe that it was more of a 'look at our shiny new ship in it's first season' rather than a permanent thing though

[sheridan318]

We do not get offered Lobster on Australian cruises and when I asked why was told Australians do not like Lobester :eek:lol

[Merion_Mom]

Complementary yes! :)

 

I believe that it was more of a 'look at our shiny new ship in it's first season' rather than a permanent thing though

 

Complimentary. :)

 

We do not get offered Lobster on Australian cruises and when I asked why was told Australians do not like Lobester :eek:lol

 

It's not that. RC just doesn't bother with the lobster on your side of the world.

 

As stated, just "over here". Not usually in Europe either, although one person reported last night having them on a sailing out of Southampton.

[Clarea]

We do not get offered Lobster on Australian cruises and when I asked why was told Australians do not like Lobester :eek:lol

I never knew that about Australians.;)

[Merion_Mom]

I never knew that about Australians.;)

 

They prefer 'roo. ;)

[grand isle joe]

.........( psssstttt.......you pay for the lobster tail in your fare price......it's not complimentary )....;)

[Ourusualbeach]

.........( psssstttt.......you pay for the lobster tail in your fare price......it's not complimentary )....;)

 

If rather have the lobster included in my fare price than the meatloaf at the carving station.:eek:

[Jarmo]

Lobster was served on night 4 of 5 on my recent Grandeur cruise.

[Pipo]

Well, if australians don't like lobstah, then RCI should try with croc. I've seen alligator appetizers in Carnival.

[Camino]

We had a lobster night on the second formal night on Vision of the Seas in June (Greece & Croatia Cruise). On Rhapsody in March we didn't have a lobster night...

[SJS]

I'm guessing no lobster on Majesty 4 night cruise?

[Clarea]

I'm guessing no lobster on Majesty 4 night cruise?

You guessed correctly.

[Royal Caribbean International]

Hello there.

 

We serve complimentary lobster in the main dining room on all 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 14 day sailings departing from the U.S., including Alaska, and China. We don't serve complimentary lobster on 3, 4 or 5 day sailings originating from U.S. ports, nor do we serve lobster on sailings originating from Europe, South America, and Australia.

 

We hope this info helps!

[Clarea]

Hello there.

 

We serve complimentary lobster in the main dining room on all 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 14 day sailings departing from the U.S., including Alaska, and China. We don't serve complimentary lobster on 3, 4 or 5 day sailings originating from U.S. ports, nor do we serve lobster on sailings originating from Europe, South America, and Australia.

 

We hope this info helps!

What is the policy on 6 day sailings?

[north29]

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UOTE=JimAOk1945;50605929]The lobster tail is good. I always enjoy it and ask for a second.

 

It is hard for me to believe and yes it is most likely true, that a cruise ship can have up to 10K lobsters cooked once a week. The number of lobsters are staggering.

 

Some times they are edible and some time not.

[Merion_Mom]

Hello there.

 

We serve complimentary lobster in the main dining room on all 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 14 day sailings departing from the U.S., including Alaska, and China. We don't serve complimentary lobster on 3, 4 or 5 day sailings originating from U.S. ports, nor do we serve lobster on sailings originating from Europe, South America, and Australia.

 

We hope this info helps!

 

What is the policy on 6 day sailings?

 

What about 12 & 13 nighters? :D :D :D

[Snit13]

On the 5 night sailings that I have been on they have served the lobster on either night 4 or night 5. It is the same menu (Jasmine) just not formal for that night.

 

I would fully expect this to be served on the Oasis 5 night cruise.

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Grace

[Snit13]

Hello there.

 

We serve complimentary lobster in the main dining room on all 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 14 day sailings departing from the U.S., including Alaska, and China. We don't serve complimentary lobster on 3, 4 or 5 day sailings originating from U.S. ports, nor do we serve lobster on sailings originating from Europe, South America, and Australia.

 

We hope this info helps!

 

So you are saying the prior post about lobster on night 4 of 5 night Oasis is incorrect?

[CRUISEMAMI]

We had lobster few times, on a 5 nights on Brilliance!

[Clarea]

We had lobster few times, on a 5 nights on Brilliance!

We've had lobster on every 5 night cruise we have taken out of a US port, which is around 5 different ships.

[davekathy]

What is the policy on 6 day sailings?

 

2011 we did a B2B Caribbean Cruise on the Liberty out of Miami. First leg was 8 nights. We had lobster. The second leg was 6 nights and we had lobster. Like I said that was in 2011 and maybe things have changed since those Cruises.

Edited July 28, 2016 by davekathy

[Ourusualbeach]

We've had lobster on every 5 night cruise we have taken out of a US port, which is around 5 different ships.

 

They must be reading from the same handbook that the agents on the phone refer to.:rolleyes: