Drinks Available at Meals?

[Ga_Girl]

We're sailing PoH (NCLA-Pride of Hawaii) in late September. I know that, in general, drinks at meals (outside of breakfast) are tea, water, coffee, or you could pay for a soda, alcoholic beverage, etc. My question is can they get juices or, more preferably, milk for my toddler at lunch or dinner or do I need to bring juice or milk boxes?

 

Thanks!

 

Susan

[Kerry's Girls]

I ate in the dining room for all our meals, and we were always able to get milk - that was on Princess.

 

Best,

Mia

[Nebr.cruiser]

You should have no problem getting milk or juices--they really try to accomodate your children's tastes and needs. After seeing our 3-year-old grandson fly through his favorites--french fries and any kind of fruit, the waiters had a plate of fries and a huge bowl of fruit ready for him at every meal. Well, at least his diet was half-healthy.

[Ga_Girl]

Oh, thank you! What good news. I was really hoping it wouldn't be an issue, but I just wanted to make sure!

 

Susan

[Terpnut]

Isn't funny how coffee, milk and juices, which are relatively expensive, are free, but sodas, which cost them next to nothing, are not? :rolleyes:

[GottaCruise18]

What type of cups do they serve the milk and juice in? My 23 month old is pretty good at drinking out of a regular cup, but I really don't want spills, especially on formal night. Do the cups have lids and/or straws? Are they plastic or glass? Or do you bring your toddler's own cups to each meal?

 

We are cruising on Carnival, so details for Carnival would be best, but I am guessing that most lines would be similar.