Coffee card/Soda Card

[newbie2468]

On the Crown.. how much and what does it include in the Coffee Card/Soda Card?

 

Is it feasible to bring a small coffee maker.. perhaps buy one in San Juan (as I hate to lug it in luggage) or is the coffee card sufficient? i.e. easier to deal with than a coffee maker in the room

 

Thanks

[Julia’s Journey’s]

I think the coffee pot would be a fire hazard. You can order coffee from room service if you are in your room.

The speciality coffee's - cuppucchino, latte's etc are included on the card which is valid for 15 of them.

The soda card is for fountain drinks, not cans.

[Toto2Kansas]

I think the coffee pot would be a fire hazard. You can order coffee from room service if you are in your room.

The speciality coffee's - cuppucchino, latte's etc are included on the card which is valid for 15 of them.

The soda card is for fountain drinks, not cans.

 

Coffee Pots are NOT a fire hazzard, or at least they are not considered such by the cruise line. We take ours all the time as we don't like the ships coffee. (last month we gave it to the casino manager for his cabin the morning we disembarked the ship) Just make sure it is thermostatically controlled and you won't have a problem. They also make tiny 'one cup at a time' coffee makers that don't even use a warming plate that are just perfect. You can put them in your checked bag or in your carry on.

[newbie2468]

Thanks for the quick reply... I didn't want to buy a little coffee maker anyway. (I don't drink the coffee) I had just heard that the coffee on board was not too good.. My DH just likes a few cups of coffee.. not speciality in the a.m. and I thought the card might be a solution.