Fred has the address filed away somewhere. I'll pull it and post it. We were on the ship on two Saturdays. 5/21 was apparently a "normal" night. On that night, Apicius was closed to everyone. Le Grill and L'Etoile were open, Le Grill by reservation as usual. And everyone on the ship ordered a full meal from a menu. On Saturday, 5/28, the schedule stated that only La Veranda (which, as you know, is buffet in the daytime and converted to Apicius at night)was "open." The other two dining venues were off limits to regular passengers. I didn't mind that at all. I didn't want to be dining with a new group that evening. The group of 166 was dining at L'Etoile from a full menu. It is possible a birthday group on board was up at Le Grill dining from a menu. I didn't check out Le Grill. But it wasn't open for reservations from regular passengers. My beef with Radisson isn't that they had booked a large group(although I agree it would be nice to have booking information in order to make a fully informed cruise decision). It is that they clearly treated their regular passengers unfairly on 5/28. I paid for a luxurious sit-down sail-away dinner that Saturday night. I was served a buffet lunch as were all the regular passengers. The group was served the dinner they had paid for, the regular passengers weren't. This annoys me to this moment. It annoys me that some suit at headquarters would think he/she might pull this off without some of the passengers noticing, or, if they noticed, not raising a stink about it. Had Radisson gone to the trouble to serve all regular passengers the normal sail-away dinner from a menu on 5/28 the matter, to me, wouldn't be an issue.