20% off drink package

[Retired LEO]

Dose everyone in the room need to purchase the beverage package? My husband dose not drink but would buy the soda package.

 

Not everyone in the cabin has to purchase it.

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We booked ours for April next year at 46.00 plus tips . Then a couple days later it was 44.00 Plus tips so cancelled and rebooked it at the lower price.

[mark22mac]

I'm seeing it for our spring break cruise...$46.

 

 

 

Total comes to just under $400. I'm thinking of pulling the trigger...does that include gratuities?

 

 

 

Also, if you wait to buy onboard (we have lots of OBC), I'm assuming the cost will be full price- does anyone know what that is?

 

 

My experience the last 4 cruises is that if you don't take advantage of the20% off before you cruise you would pay full price onboard. That's one of the first things I do when I board is to check the price to see if it was actually a true 20% off.

 

 

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[Retired LEO]

My experience the last 4 cruises is that if you don't take advantage of the20% off before you cruise you would pay full price onboard. That's one of the first things I do when I board is to check the price to see if it was actually a true 20% off.

 

 

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It's quite a bit higher onboard. I just got off Majesty a couple of days ago. The package price was $47.00 online. It was $61.00 onboard.

[cdwh1902]

With Australian cruises, gratuities are included in the package - which makes it easier, as we are a nation not used to having to tip. Interestingly, we have 3 cruises booked in the next 12 months - 2 originating out of Australia and the third on a TA from Copenhagen to New York - and yes, grats are extra on this cruise. Why don't they just include it from the beginning, makes life so much easier! :)