The Dining Room

The Dining Room is one of the most important locations on the ship for the passengers. They spend many hours eating delicious meals and enjoying a good atmosphere.

It is headed by the Dining Room Manager, who is also known as the Maitre D'. He takes care of seat arrangments, service, and any special arrangments requested. Under him is the group of head waiters who manage sections in the Dining Room.
Each Head Waiter is responsible for a number of Waiter and takes care of serving passenger at several tables assigned to him. They are assisted by Busboys in coordination with the Wine Stewards who also work for the Bar Section. Also assisting that service are Buffet Runners and Utility Stewards.
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