Sparking water?

[norwane]

Hello~

 

We are thinking about getting the Replenish package on the IOS. When they say 'sparkling water' what exactly is that? Sorry, I just can't picture the sparking water. Also, I am not a coffee drinker, more of a chai tea and hot chocolate drinker. So, would those be included in the Replenish and if so, where on the ship?

 

As I look at the packages, am I understanding that if we got the Replenish, we could get the sparkling water and premium coffee, but would not get those if we decided to upgrade to Premium? If we wanted those (along with alcohol), then we would have to do the Ultimate package?

 

Does that seem ridiculous or is it just me?! :confused:

 

TIA!!

[DivineDivia]

Perrier = Sparkling Water.

 

Yes, chai and hot chocolate included. Does IOS have Lattetudes or however you spell it? Whatever the local cafe on board is, that is where you can get your chais and hot chocolates.

 

 

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Edited December 30, 2014 by DivineDivia

[boulders]

Hot chocolate and tea used to be available for free. Has that changed?

[BekkaW]

Hot chocolate and tea used to be available for free. Has that changed?

 

'Regular' hot chocolate and tea are included. The packages referenced include specialty drinks ie made by the cafe barista from fresh ingredients (not package mix like the included hot choc)

 

To the OP - correct, you need the ultimate if you want alcohol plus the coffee/sparkling. Ultimate basically combines the premium and replenish packages. Premium is not an upgrade, it is a different package.

Edited December 30, 2014 by BekkaW

[Clarea]

Royal usually supplies Pellegrino for sparkling water.

[notsomadhatter]

Royal usually supplies Pellegrino for sparkling water.

 

They're a little all over the place in my experience. Liberty had Perrier at Promenade Cafe in 330ml bottles. Dinner was usually large bottles of San Pellegrino if I didn't specify but I could get Perrier most nights. Enchantment had San Pellegrino in both small and large bottles but I did find Perrier in a few places when I asked.

 

If you have a preference speak up. Fortunately I like both. :)