Pirate night on the Destiny

[cruisehopeful]

I keep seeing reports that there is no pirate menu on the Destiny. Do people still dress up for pirate night? Is there basically a pirate night without a special menu?

 

[DynamicDisneyDuo]

There is still a pirate night and people do still dress up, just no pirate menu for the foreseeable future.

 

[cruisehopeful]

There is still a pirate night and people do still dress up, just no pirate menu for the foreseeable future.

Awesome, thank you.

 

[NAB]

Yes just got off a week ago they still dress up call it pirate night just no menu.

On the Destiny it is the same deck show as the Wish and Treasure. It’s a Rock and roll show before the fireworks.

 

[Kwami]

What menu do they have on pirate night, then?

 

[DynamicDisneyDuo]

What menu do they have on pirate night, then?

The second menu for whatever dining room you are in that night.

 

[NAB]

I really can’t remember. Each restaurant has 2 different menus because you end up going to one restaurant twice.

 

[RedHead0186]

When I was on the Destiny at the end of January, we did have a Pirate Night menu on the 4-night cruise (rotation was ABBC, with the second 'B' being the Pirate Night menu). We did not have a Pirate Night menu on the 5-night cruise (rotation was ABCAB, with the 'alternate' menus being presented on the second "AB").

 

[holula]

When I was on the Destiny at the end of January, we did have a Pirate Night menu on the 4-night cruise (rotation was ABBC, with the second 'B' being the Pirate Night menu). We did not have a Pirate Night menu on the 5-night cruise (rotation was ABCAB, with the 'alternate' menus being presented on the second "AB").

This is also my experience, I can’t remember what the exact rotation was on the 4 night though.

 

[Doingitagain]

When I was on the Destiny at the end of January, we did have a Pirate Night menu on the 4-night cruise (rotation was ABBC, with the second 'B' being the Pirate Night menu). We did not have a Pirate Night menu on the 5-night cruise (rotation was ABCAB, with the 'alternate' menus being presented on the second "AB").

That makes sense--each restaurant has one regular menu plus the pirate menu, so that covers the 4 nights. For the 5 night cruises, if each restaurant has 2 menus, that totals six and they don't need a separate pirate night menu. Not saying I agree with the approach, just understand DCL's logic.