I Ate Dinner on 10 Cruise Lines — Here's My Honest Ranking
Italy CountryCelebrity Cruises Cruise LineMSC Cruises Cruise LineRoyal Caribbean Cruise LineHolland America Group Cruise CompanyViking Cruises Cruise Company
Two passengers on two ships eating dinner at the same time on the same ocean. One eats lobster and beef tenderloin. One eats dry chicken. What You Will Learn - Why Norwegian's freestyle dining eliminates the compounding familiarity that improves dinner - Why MSC's Eataly partnership created the first Eataly restaurant at sea - Why Carnival's chocolate melting cake has been ordered every night for over 20 years - Why Disney's rotational dining delivers the best dinner experience for families - Why Royal Caribbean's specialty restaurant gap is wider than any line above it - Why Princess punches above its price class more dramatically than any other line - Why Holland America's Pinnacle Grill has been rated among the best steakhouses at sea for a decade - Why Viking's Manfredi's serves complimentary handmade pasta that rivals restaurants in Italy - Why Celebrity's Le Voyage became the first restaurant at sea to earn Forbes Five-Star - Why Oceania includes every specialty restaurant in the fare with no surcharge - Why the gap between first and second place is wider at dinner than at any other meal Chapters 0:00 The Dinner Gap 01:20 Number 10 - Norwegian 03:00 Number 9 - MSC 05:20 Number 8 - Carnival 07:30 Number 7 - Disney 10:00 Number 6 - Royal Caribbean 12:00 Number 5 - Princess 14:20 Number 4 - Holland America 16:30 Number 3 - Viking 18:20 Number 2 - Celebrity 21:00 Number 1 - Oceania #cruise #cruisedinner #cruisefood #oceanía #vikingcruises #celebritycruises #hollandamerica #royalcaribbean #princess #disneycruise #carnivalcruise #msccruises #norwegiancruise #cruisetips #bestcruise