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A recent program still being implemented ship by ship. Each Diamond member gets 3 drink vouchers per day to be used at any bar during the normal cocktail hours of the Diamond Lounge. Restricted to the same drinks served in the DL. Vouchers expire each day and cannot be accumulated.

Is the enchantment one of them?

Hi There, do a search for the user 'mrfuninthesun' he did a b2b last year and posted a great review, had menu's, compasses and loads of pics on there.

Thanks Welshrich....what a great post he has, everything you could probably want to know....thanks again!

Hi There, do a search for the user 'mrfuninthesun' he did a b2b last year and posted a great review, had menu's, compasses and loads of pics on there.

Thanks for your time

ok, so im new to the diamond club lounge thing, missed that somehow, but all ships with them offer free cocktails from the list during specified times? Going on the Enchantment next month.....Thanks everyone for the information.

All I can recall is Mojo is the first night.

 

Here are the menus:

 

http://www.royalcaribbeanpresscenter.com/press-kit/9/culinary-press-kit/

Thank You!

Does anyone have the dinner menu's for the 3 day Enchantment out of Port Canaveral?

Thanks in advance

what is a diamond drink voucher? I am a diamond member and dont recall getting one.

All the equipment was carried on. I had smaller tanks and 8 of them fit in a medium suitcase. We drove to the port and I got assistance for my mom in a wheelchair and I wheeled the large concentrator and the suitcase with the oxygen tubes. The portable concentrator was slung over the back of the wheelchair.

 

I never got involved with renting equipment for the ship. We already had everything we needed and were driving to the port. I knew I could get all the help I needed. It was a hassle, but once we were aboard, we were good for 12 days.

 

The key item in this plan was the portable concentrator.

Thank You Carol

I have been cruising And tipping on RC for years now, my goal was not to dip out on a tip but curious as to why it became part of the sea pass card as it never was in the past, Thank you to those that answered that simply. I see people are passionate about tipping their dining room waiters, however I still do not subscribe to the mass tip! Gratuities have always been and will always be for services rendered.....If I have a terrible waiter they get tipped appropriately, if I have a great one ditto! Thank You though to those that answered my question. Also you dont tip a server to bus your table the same as one who gives great service!!!

Not sure I understand why it should get Nasty? I had a legitimate question and wanted to find the answer......NOT public opinion. And it is insure....The same way you pay to insure your car or home etc....

Sorry you are coming late to the game. The gratuities (not tips) go to waitstaff that work in all venues - not just the Main Dining Room, the cabin stewards; and, housekeeping folks (that clean the ship including cabins on turn around day).

 

This subject has been beat to death and we will not change it no matter what we say here!

Tips, Gratuities...same thing different wording. Tips stand for To Insure Proper Service! And Just because you feel i am late to the game and it has been beaten to death does not mean I get the answer I was searching for!

We do eat in the Windjammer, were we serve ourselves. I cannot see tipping the head waiter, waiter and asst. waiter, when we get our own food. Thanks Donna

Since when did RCI start charging your sea pass daily for tips? Due to my wife's disability we dont even eat in the dining room but we have to tip the waitstaff? What's wrong with this picture? If that is going to be the way it's done, wrap it up in the price of the cruise.:(:mad:

No air travel, we luckily live 20 minutes from the ship:)

I will be traveling in September and my wife needs oxygen 24/7, that means I will need to bring 12, 4 hour tanks and a poc for night. Does anyone have a best practices type way of handling this load. Is there an easier way? best Poc out there. we're taking royal caribbean enchantment of the seas.

Thank You for your reply's. The tanks are not that big, it's the 2 foot size. Carol, did you send the tanks through luggage or cary them on?

You should contact the Special Needs department at [noparse]special_needs@rccl.com[/noparse].

Thanks, but thier answer is to rent the equipment from a company they recomended at a cost almost equal to the cruise. Thnks for the respose though.

I will be traveling in September and my wife needs oxygen 24/7, that means I will need to bring 12, 4 hour tanks and a poc for night. Does anyone have a best practices type way of handling this load. were taking royal caribbean enchantment of the seas. Thank you all.

Use the Radisson! right up the road. The Port charges $15 per Day V.S 5.95 at the Radisson, also the Port Charges a $ day minimum, That means on a 3 day cruise you pay $60....RIDICULOUS!!!