Iced tea availability?

[sprinkles]

I know, sounds silly, DH lives in it.  On “other lines” it can be difficult to find.  We’re almost ready to book, would just like to know if DH would be able to order an iced tea while enjoying one of those amazing outdoor areas.  Thanks, Happy Sailing everybody!

Tammy

[sid_9169]

I will find out this week and let you know...

[sprinkles]

Thanks, good luck with your cabin!

 

[meatball_nyc]

Bump for Sid. The lucky guy...

 

 

[Biker19]

13 hours ago, meatball_nyc said:

Bump for Sid. The lucky guy...

 

 

To get his attention use @sid_9169

[sprinkles]

31 minutes ago, Biker19 said:

To get his attention use @sid_9169

Thanks, not the end of the world.  We’ll try things after they work the bugs out.

 

[sid_9169]

47 minutes ago, sprinkles said:

Thanks, not the end of the world.  We’ll try things after they work the bugs out.

 

Plenty of free tea in the Galley... Hot and cold. See the pictures in the review today...

[sprinkles]

Thanks Sid!  

[meatball_nyc]

11 hours ago, Biker19 said:

To get his attention use @sid_9169

 

@Biker19 Yeah...yawn....I know that...thanks bro

 

 

[Wildcatllamas]

Looking at sid-9169 pictures, which are amazing, it looks like for ice tea it is the traditional fountain variety. Could be good or bad. I love ice tea and rarely drink the cruise lines fountain ice tea. What I usually do is grab some tea bags of tea I like, a cup of hot water and two glasses of ice. Brew the tea for how I like it and then pour it into one of the glasses of ice. It will melt down but then I pour that over the second glass of ice. I have had to do that at so many hotels, restaurants and cruiseships over the years that quit doing ice tea after summer is over.