Passporter Question??

[ksumom]

Am I the only one who has the dining information wrong in my new edition of PassPorter's Guide to DCL? I was day dreaming about when we were doing what as far as formal night.. character breakfast and all (telling my TA we would like to be in Lumiere's on Formal night) I figured we'd be on APL rotation, because on page 111 it states that "Cap'n's Gala" is on night 6 and that semi-formal night is on night 2. Then after reading a post realized I was totally off on my thinking.

Am I the only one with a goofed up passporter??

 

[walczak4]

I noticed that in my Passporter too! We were on the 7 nt Western last September with APL rotation. Monday was formal dinner & Thursday was semi-formal, both in Lumiere's.

 

[Ontario Kim]

We just returned from the Apr 24th Western and we requested APL dining through the REAs Package. And yes, we had Formal night in Lumiere's on Monday night and semi-formal in Lumieres on Thursday night. We also had Mexicalla night in Parrot Cay. I know the Eastern cruise has formal and semi formal on different days than the Western so maybe that is the disperity in the Passporter.

 

[scrapperjill]

That's a good question. I was wondering the same thing. After reading other posts and rereading my passporter...I was very confussed on dinning rotations and formal/semi formal nights. I look forward to hearing what others have to say on the matter.

A little off the rotation topic...dose any one know how they place families in the diff rotations? I have read a great deal on young children, families, and adults and diffrent placements for dinning rotation...but what if your combo of "family" is mixed between them...(our youngest is 6 and our oldest will be 11. From what I've read so far families with children under 7 tend to be placed in A fisrt, families with older children and teens are generaly placed in P first and those with mostly adults go to L/T first. So dose any one know how they typicaly place families who fall in all catorgies?