Soy Milk in Windjammer?

[OliverTheCat]

I was wondering if they offer soy milk in cartons for cereal like the do the regular milk in windjammer for breakfast? I only drink soy milk on cereal, so if they dont have it in cartons can I request it from a windjammer server? Thanks :)

[Alexis]

Hi, I would call ahead as they request Please read this from the RCCL website. I would not wait until you board to take care of this, I would call ahead as RCCL requests and ask what you should do once on board the ship. Better safe than sorry. ;)

 

What type of special meals does Royal Caribbean offer?

Royal Caribbean International makes every effort to accommodate our guests' dietary requirements whenever possible. We can accommodate special needs such as, Food Allergies, Gluten-free, Vegetarian (except for vegan/macrobiotic) Low-fat, Low-Sodium,

lactose-free/Soy Milk, Ensure, and Kosher meals at no extra charge. All guests must do is notify us at least 45 days prior to sailing. Here's how it works:

 

Send an email that includes the guests' names, reservation ID number, ship's name and voyage date to one of the addresses listed below.

 

Food allergies - foodallergies@rccl.com

 

Kosher meals - kosher@rccl.com

 

Indian-style vegetarian meals - Indianvegetarian@rccl.com

 

Gluten-free/celiac meals - glutenfree@rccl.com

 

Fax requests may be sent to 305-539-6018 Attn: Special Meals Request

 

E-mails will receive an automated response. Faxed requests will also receive a response provided the guest provides an email address. We kindly ask that guests do not call Royal Caribbean International suppliers with specific questions.

 

Special meal requests that are faxed or e-mailed less 45 days of sailing are dependent on the ship's product availability. We will try to accommodate to the best of our ability.

 

Please note that baby food and infant formula are not provided on board.

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[wrp96]

They don't have it in the cartons but I've heard you can request it from the server.

[FloridaFan]

Do you know if the same rules (e.g., fax or email special diet requests) apply to the land portion of cruisetours? I'm taking a 13-day cruisetour to Alaska this summer. Meals are generally not included, but I wanted to be sure to give the organizers a heads-up, just in case.