Royal Caribb or Princess

Hi Ray,

The lines were still long at Johnny Rockets last summer - even with the
surcharge. The only time to go and not have to wait was when we were
in port.

My view is that the buffet staff isn't going to be pushed very hard by
management to beat the quality of Rockets burgers. We can't have a
revenue center being outshone by the fare-included food! g
Dave
www.sealetter.com

Okay, now, I didn't say that I was STOUT, only implied that I'm not skinny!
We don't go for the mini/suites, but we do want to see the ocean when we
wake up and I would be hard pressed not to have a balcony after our Princess
cruise, but I guess over-bearing is the word I was looking for--I don't want
to be obviously "served", just have things very nice and comfortable.

Gigi

"Surfer E2468" wrote in message
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Was on CELEBRITY,and they had a lot,and i mean a lot of stout people on
the ship,and it was a very nice cruise,not at all over bearing,and the
price is not that expensive,if you do not go for the top cabins,we were
very happy with our inside room,it was not any different than the
outside rooms,except you had a window,which we did not want.
surfer e2468

Okay, now, I didn't say that I was STOUT, only implied that I'm not skinny!
We don't go for the mini/suites, but we do want to see the ocean when we
wake up and I would be hard pressed not to have a balcony after our Princess
cruise, but I guess over-bearing is the word I was looking for--I don't want
to be obviously "served", just have things very nice and comfortable.

Gigi

"Surfer E2468" wrote in message
...
Was on CELEBRITY,and they had a lot,and i mean a lot of stout people on
the ship,and it was a very nice cruise,not at all over bearing,and the
price is not that expensive,if you do not go for the top cabins,we were
very happy with our inside room,it was not any different than the
outside rooms,except you had a window,which we did not want.
surfer e2468

wrote:
We have cruised with RCCL four times and Princess three times. The
best RCCL cruise was our last one, which was on the Mariner. Our last
Princess cruise was in 2000 on the Grand P. Of the two, I think the
Grand P was better, with better all-around food and entertainment. I
was hugely disappointed with the Mariner buffet choices - at all meals.

My experience on RCI has been on the Monarch, Voyager, Radiance and the
Mariner. Their breakfast buffet was pretty good, but they did not have
much to offer on their lunch buffet. Dinner in the dining room was
iffy. The food does not draw me to this cruise line, but I do enjoy the
activities and the adults only solarium. For me, this is enough to keep
me going back.

The best food seems to be on Carnival, Princess and NCL, IMO.

Becca -----cruising on the Explorer in 13 days...

wrote:
We have cruised with RCCL four times and Princess three times. The
best RCCL cruise was our last one, which was on the Mariner. Our last
Princess cruise was in 2000 on the Grand P. Of the two, I think the
Grand P was better, with better all-around food and entertainment. I
was hugely disappointed with the Mariner buffet choices - at all meals.

My experience on RCI has been on the Monarch, Voyager, Radiance and the
Mariner. Their breakfast buffet was pretty good, but they did not have
much to offer on their lunch buffet. Dinner in the dining room was
iffy. The food does not draw me to this cruise line, but I do enjoy the
activities and the adults only solarium. For me, this is enough to keep
me going back.

The best food seems to be on Carnival, Princess and NCL, IMO.

Becca -----cruising on the Explorer in 13 days...