Mini fridge in cabin?

[puggylicious]

Is the mini fridge stocked as on other ships? If so, does the room steward empty it for you if you don't want the items in there?

[DM_KidAtHeart]

Is the mini fridge stocked as on other ships? If so, does the room steward empty it for you if you don't want the items in there?

 

 

From what I've read here, it works exactly as it does on other ships in the fleet, meaning that it varies some by your room steward. And my general experience on RCI is ask and if needed ask again and if still needed ask someone higher in the pecking order.

[lewiswharf]

Can a bottle of white wine fit in the fridge?

[DM_KidAtHeart]

Can a bottle of white wine fit in the fridge?

 

 

No idea since I don't drink it, but I'd think asking for ice bucket from room steward would also work for outrun the bottle in. That's what they do in movies in hotels anyway. ;-)

[lewiswharf]

No idea since I don't drink it, but I'd think asking for ice bucket from room steward would also work for outrun the bottle in. That's what they do in movies in hotels anyway. ;-)

 

lol, didn't think of that! Thanks.

[omarchs]

A bottle of wine doesn't fit with the mini bar filled. We didn't ask to have it removed, but always had a bucket of ice provided for our bottles.

Edited February 14, 2015 by omarchs

[lewiswharf]

A bottle of wine doesn't fit with the mini bar filled. We didn't ask to have it removed, but always had a bucket of ice provided for our bottles.

 

Cool. Thank you!

[steveru621]

The mini-fridge requires a code to open, the service that stocks the fridge said I had to call guest services. Your cabin attendant will not empty the fridge.

[puggylicious]

Thanks everybody.

[Clancy14]

Can a bottle of white wine fit in the fridge?

 

Just making sure you don't end up in the naughty room, but you weren't planning on bringing a bottle onboard with you, were you?

 

You were going to buy a wine package from RCCL, right?

 

Just making sure you don't "get in trouble" before you even "get onboard" ;)

 

- Miriam

[jmrothermel]

Wine would definitely fit in the fridge - my gallon of iced tea "my habit" fit in there no problem with room to spare.

[FunCruiser59]

I have a question please re: the mini fridge .

If we purchase the ultimate drink package, is the stock that is in the fridge for alcohol included in that package? Or no?

Thanks!

[Life is Good Cruising]

I have a question please re: the mini fridge .

If we purchase the ultimate drink package, is the stock that is in the fridge for alcohol included in that package? Or no?

Thanks!

 

No, it is not included in any of the drink packages.

[FunCruiser59]

Thanks Linda! I guess they want you to have to actually walk to get your bevvies :) LOL

Appreciate the info!

 

Lisa

[Verti]

Just making sure you don't end up in the naughty room, but you weren't planning on bringing a bottle onboard with you, were you?

 

You were going to buy a wine package from RCCL, right?

 

Just making sure you don't "get in trouble" before you even "get onboard" ;)

 

- Miriam

 

Did I miss something - can you no longer take 2 bottles of wine per cabin? Is this a change only on Quantum?

 

[Life is Good Cruising]

Did I miss something - can you no longer take 2 bottles of wine per cabin? Is this a change only on Quantum?

 

 

 

There is no change, you can still bring 2 bottles of wine/champagne on board with you to your stateroom.

[Clancy14]

There is no change, you can still bring 2 bottles of wine/champagne on board with you to your stateroom.

 

 

Only if you are Diamond C&A and above, I believe ?! :confused:

 

- Miriam

[Life is Good Cruising]

Only if you are Diamond C&A and above, I believe ?! :confused:

 

- Miriam

 

Not True!

 

Edit to add a link.

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/customersupport/faq/details.do?pagename=frequently_asked_questions&pnav=5&snav=2&faqId=260&faqSubjectId=333&faqSubjectName=Onboard+Policies&faqType=faq

Edited February 25, 2015 by Life is Good Cruising

[Clancy14]

Hey! That's great to know! Thanks for the info! After all my cruises, NOW I find this out!!!:D Thanks again! - Miriam

[Verti]

Yay! Thanks for clarifying all that! :)

[Life is Good Cruising]

My pleasure ;)

[dinkydee718]

If you bring wine on board are you allowed to bring it to dinner? If so, would RCCL charge a corkage fee to open it for you at dinner?

[Life is Good Cruising]

Yes you can bring it to dinner and there is no longer a corkage fee, enjoy!