?A La Carte Dining

[sail7seas]

Probably the price would drop in the short run but slowly but surely they would creep higher IMO

 

None of know for sure and all of this is idle speculation on our parts. No one has produced any official announcements about this becoming common on the big market ships.

 

[fann1sh]

TaxGuy77 - Royal Caribbean already has a la carte pricing in the MDR for their $14.95 premium steak (same as served in Chops).

 

Not trying to pick nits, just FYI.

 

A friend calls such changes "Creeping Crud". Keywords that let you know Creeping Crud is on the move: "New and improved! To serve you better!" :cool:

[Typhoon1]

A friend calls such changes "Creeping Crud". Keywords that let you know Creeping Crud is on the move: "New and improved! To serve you better!" :cool:

 

To serve you better and pick your pocket more easily.

[peaches from georgia]

I don't see it happening in the MDR for the mass market lines, at least, but wouldn't be shocked to see an A La Carte alternative restaurant. That wouldn't bother me at all and it could provide a wider range of cost options to alternative and more upscale dining as you could order as much or as little as you wished and pay accordingly.

[Two@Sea]

Well, if I'm gonna have to pay for every little thing I take to eat... I definitely want a tray to carry it on! :rolleyes:

 

(Sorry, couldn't resist... )

[shandryl]

Too funny lol :D

 

well, if i'm gonna have to pay for every little thing i take to eat... I definitely want a tray to carry it on! :rolleyes:

 

(sorry, couldn't resist... )