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21 minutes ago, Musky Ike said:

Some yes. but from experience I can say that Diet Dew can be quite rare in many ports. We have been on that difficult hunt but success is sweet.😁 Back to topic.

that's been my experience also - Pepsi products are harder to find in the islands!

19 hours ago, CruisinFinsUp said:

 

Coke. 

Limited offerings on the soda gun, which is included in the drink packages. 

Some additional offerings in cans, which are "pay extra".   What exactly is onboard each cruise depends on what they are able to restock.  

 

Restrictions are in your passage contract within your booking.  

General contract is on the website:   (emphasis added by me)

 

https://www.princess.com/legal/passage_contract/pcl.html

Guests agree not to bring alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages on board for consumption or for any other use except as follows:

• For Guests of legal drinking age, an allowance of one (1) bottle of wine or champagne (750 mL in volume or less) per Guest per Voyage may be presented to security during embarkation. A US $20.00 corkage fee will be charged should Guests wish to consumer their wine or champagne in the ship’s public areas.
• A US $20.00 corkage fee (which is subject to change without notice) will apply to each additional bottle (750 mL in volume or less) beyond the one-bottle per Guest per Voyage allowance. Limitations apply, and wine brought in quantities deemed to be excessive by the vessel or security will be refused.
• Guests are also prohibited from bringing water, sodas and other non-alcoholic beverages on board that are packaged in bottles. A small quantity of non-alcoholic beverages (i.e., sparkling water, sodas, juice, milk) packaged in cans or cartons may be brought on board on embarkation day, only if carried on in Guests’ hand luggage (not in checked luggage). A small quantity is considered a maximum of 12 sealed, unopened cans/cartons of 12 ounces each or less per person.  Guests will be asked to discard open beverages in plastic containers prior to boarding.

All checked and carry-on luggage will be scanned and any prohibited items, including alcoholic/nonalcoholic beverages will be removed, confiscated, and discarded. If Your luggage is locked, the lock may be removed by security or, alternatively, the luggage will be held by security until You can be present for an inspection and any items in question further identified and/or surrendered. Carrier shall not be responsible for any loss, cost, disappointment or damage of any kind as a result of any luggage lock removal, alcoholic/nonalcoholic items, or other prohibited items removed and discarded in violation of the policy. You agree to surrender alcoholic beverages that are purchased duty free from the vessel’s gift shop, or at ports of call, to Carrier, which will be delivered to Your stateroom just prior to disembarking the voyage. Any wine or champagne supplied by the Carrier to You are not subject to a corkage fee. Purified or distilled water in factory-sealed containers (including plastic containers) for use in conjunction with medical device(s) are allowed in checked luggage and must be packed with the device(s). Distilled/purified water in a factory-sealed container(s) (including plastic containers) for the reconstitution of infant formula are allowed in checked luggage for staterooms with infant bookings. Limitations apply, and allowances are subject to change without notice and remain subject to situational assessments by both security and the vessel.

fantastic!  Thanks for pointing out the fine print.  I'll be bringing 12-pack cans of my favorite beverage!  Thanks again!

Greetings,

Does anyone know if the ship has Pepsi or Coke products?

Are there any rules about bring non-alcoholic drinks onboard?  (I have a Diet Mountain Dew habit that needs to be maintained everyday).  Wondering if I can bring some onboard when we depart?  Someone mentioned that you may only be able to bring on cans of soda.  Any idea?  Thx

1 hour ago, MrsFloody said:

Hello,

 

Is it possible to see a spa price list or details of any offers onboard by any chance?

 

Also, are there lockers in the changing room in The Enclave? I assume there are but thinking about my embarkation and planning, planning, planning....

 

So excited and a bit hyper already. 64 days to go. Waaaaaaaahhhh! 

 

😎

 

 

 

If you log onto princess.com and pull up your trip it should list spa services with the prices.  Some days are more expensive than others - ie, days at sea for a massage is more expensive than a day in port.

16 minutes ago, mellon1 said:

So, they could at least pack up their stuff?  Thank you so much for posting, it means a lot to me and others I am sure.  We trust you, you are there.

 

Keeping space.  Seriously thinking of getting "BACK OFF" shirts to wear during embarkation and turnaround days (we would have 3).  I have witnessed someone during turnaround knocking an old man over to get ahead of him.  What, to be the first in line at the buffet?  That was precovid.  

 

Personally, and this is just me, and common sense, speaking, Princess should test the day before disembarkation and have people scheduled to come places, but not in groups and be tested and let them know that way.  It would eliminate them all being crammed in one room breathing the same air and infecting others and also allow that person to pack and be quarantined in their room.  I know I would feel better about that myself.  

 

All this testing and having to be quarantined and not being able to pack your stuff, really stresses me, as I have meds for my husband and a lot of things I have to bring for him for 40 days.  I guess I am going to have to bring a BUG OUT BAG to bring on turnaround days.  I am only 58 and never in all my life thought the world would come to this...EVER.   

 

Please stay safe and any tips you have would be appreciated.  

FWIW - I have some friends that have done two Carnival b2b cruises in the last six weeks.  They were tested the night before the first leg ended.  Smart idea to have a "bug out bag" with meds, etc.  Not sure why Princess can't keep folks separated the morning of the turnaround.