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Hi to all,

I have been searching this forum and have been unable to find an answer. Can someone help?

We have the AIBP. I know it includes mocktails, hot chocolate, specialty coffee drinks, etc. Does it also include regular coffee from the International Cafe? We usually get a coffee card for regular brewed coffee. Will we need to get it if we have the All-inclusive beverage package.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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No. The AIBP includes all beverages normally priced less than $10

 

The AIBP includes "any drink up to $10" - not "less than $10". This makes a difference since there are some drinks priced exactly $10 - and they are included.

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The AIBP includes any drink priced $10 or less. The last time I checked, regular brewed coffee from the International Café cost less than $10 - so it is included.:)

 

Just as a side note that $10 limit does not include tip. So most of the drinks I get have a total cost of $11 to $11.50 and are cover by the AIBP.

 

Sometimes we see the VIP gamblers have a $10 limit in the casino but that includes the gratuity which limits their choices.

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We are fortunate enough to have the AIBP as a perk on our next two cruises. Normally we would use a coffee card but won't need it on those cruises. I have some coffee cards left from previous cruises so I plan to take them along and buy specialty coffee for random strangers while I'm getting coffee at IC. Enjoy your cruise and the fact that you can drink whatever you like without worrying about a bar bill at the end of the cruise.

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We are fortunate enough to have the AIBP as a perk on our next two cruises. Normally we would use a coffee card but won't need it on those cruises. I have some coffee cards left from previous cruises so I plan to take them along and buy specialty coffee for random strangers while I'm getting coffee at IC. Enjoy your cruise and the fact that you can drink whatever you like without worrying about a bar bill at the end of the cruise.

 

 

How nice of you. Nice to see you have plans to do random acts of kindness on your cruise. :):):)

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Just as a side note that $10 limit does not include tip. So most of the drinks I get have a total cost of $11 to $11.50 and are cover by the AIBP.

 

Sometimes we see the VIP gamblers have a $10 limit in the casino but that includes the gratuity which limits their choices.

Actually, I believe the tip IS included in AIBP

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Just as a side note that $10 limit does not include tip. So most of the drinks I get have a total cost of $11 to $11.50 and are cover by the AIBP.

 

Sometimes we see the VIP gamblers have a $10 limit in the casino but that includes the gratuity which limits their choices.

 

Actually, I believe the tip IS included in AIBP

 

Yes, the tip is included in the total price of the AIBP.

 

 

The point Todd320 is making is that the limit of $10 is the price without a tip. If the $10 limit included tip, then the highest price drink would be $8.70 before tip is added.

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Hi to all' date='[/color']

I have been searching this forum and have been unable to find an answer. Can someone help?

We have the AIBP. I know it includes mocktails, hot chocolate, specialty coffee drinks, etc. Does it also include regular coffee from the International Cafe? We usually get a coffee card for regular brewed coffee. Will we need to get it if we have the All-inclusive beverage package.

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

The AIBP includes.........

"ANY drink $10 and under".

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