Alcohol Policy Poll

[mctrekkie]

I think the vote scatter pretty clearly shows that COST isn't the issue, it's CHOICE.

[MGRB]

When I look Celebrity's web site, they have a FAQ section, which brings you to their "Alcohol Waiver and Acceptance of Responsibility - International":

 

What is Celebrity's Alcohol Policy?

Subject: Food and Beverage

 

 

Effective as of all sailings commencing on or after July 28, 2006, the minimum drinking age for all alcoholic beverages on all Celebrity Cruises is 21.

 

For complete explanation of our Alcohol policy, please click on the link below.

· Alcohol Policy http://media.celebritycruises.com/celebrity/content/pdf/faq/Alcohol%20Waiver%20_Celebrity.pdf

 

 

This policy is an alcohol waiver for parents to authorize Celebrity to serve alcoholic beverages to their minors, not an alcohol policy for adults. Therefore, Adults can still bring wine and champagne on board (not alcohol such as vodka, rum, whiskey, etc), just as anyone was allowed to do so in all past Celebrity Cruises.

 

So, what's the problem? I think everyone can relax and enjoy your cruise :)

[newmexicoNita]

Not affected: I bet many who say that are the ones that will continue to bring it on until they are caught; others either really don't care or drink so little it doesn't affect them: for us, I will be honest, the cost is one of the major isssues. If it is just wanting to have a drink in your cabin before dinner or a night cap you can purchase the bar set up. We do this as we have no choice, but the price is a little steep. NMnita

[poetic license]

I think the vote scatter pretty clearly shows that COST isn't the issue, it's CHOICE.

 

Exactly.