Survey as a past guest (not recent cruise) regarding new menu

[J0Y0US]

I am not sure how I got on "the list" but received a survey from Royal and thought I would take it. Not seasoned Royal cruisers but did got to Alaska this last summer and provided some detailed feedback in our post cruise survey.

 

They are asking all about the new menu options and what we would like the main dining experience to be.

 

They even showed off a new menu with more limited options, asked about the menu, and then even asked what you would order.

 

I do like they are doing some research even of more junior Royal cruisers as I have to say the changes to the dining have me slightly hesitant to booking a cruise unless I am going to be on a mega ship getting the dining package.

[Ashland]

I also received this survey this morning and completed it.

[blueslily]

Awesome. I hope that many people.received the survey and complete it. 

[coordinator23]

I saw the posted menus, and realized that my days of cruising with Royal may be limited.  I am not crazy about the Windjammer; I like the MDR. If they want to improve service and make it faster, they should return to the previous, higher staffing levels. Don’t kid yourselves. This is not about speeding up things. It’s about cutting back on the hidden kitchen staff under the guise of better service. Offering a limited menu, with foods I cannot/will not eat does not drive me to specialty $$ restaurants.  It drives me to other cruise lines.  Looks like my MDR experience on “ lobster night” is baked Alaska, or Windjammer. Are the offerings there next on the chopping block?  Can I order off the kids menu if food allergies rule out the adult menu?