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Thanks to all. There was a lot of great advice. I appreciate it. :):)

Yes, you can do.

 

 

I only recommend that you tip the porter accordingly for accepting the cases, but your call regardless.

 

bon voyage

As always, thank you.

A quick question. We are thinking about upgrading from an ocean view cabin to a balcony cabin on the Celebrity Summit. Is it worth a total of $600 to do that? What are the major differences between the 2 types of cabins?

Actually, it's not the only way. One can drink all the water and soft drinks they want in the dispensers in the buffet area(s). One can take a beverage package as one of their incentives.

 

OR one can not worry about it and realize that they are going to buy water and soda at home, and just enjoy themselves while on vacation. . .

 

If these alternatives don't suit, maybe it's time to switch to another cruise line where bringing cases of water and soda are very acceptable and common, right along with the rum runners.

 

Sorry if I sound snotty, but passengers complain bitterly about cruise lines that "nickle and dime". I don't get how doing stuff like this isn't nickle and diming, too. Do you bring your own soda, water, booze to a land based restaurant? It's a rhetorical question, because I know that y'all are gonna blast me.

As ONE who is new to Celebrity I just thought I'd ask a simple question. As ONE that says they may sound snotty. Let this ONE confirm.... you do!

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The web site is silent on bringing soda/water on board probably because they don't encourage it.

 

However it has been widely reported that you can bring on a reasonable amount at embarkation. Many have reported bringing a case of water or soda and placing a luggage tag on the case & it was delivered to the cabin along with the luggage.

Thanks for the info

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Is the room service menu the same for all class categories?We will be in an ocean view cabin. Thanks.

Being a new cruiser to Celebrity I would just like to reconfirm the information previously mentioned in another thread. At Embarkation does Celebrity policy allow each guest to bring on board cans of soda AND/OR bottles of water. If so, in what amounts? I could not find this info on the Celebrity website. Thanks.

Some additional information.

 

https://www.gov.bm/department/public-transportation

 

Keith

Thank you for these helpful information sites. :)

Does anyone have a link to Bermuda's public transportation system. Pricing, maps, points of interest etc. Thanks.

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On Summit, the specialty restaurants are Tuscan Grille and Qsine, along with the Sushi place.

Thank you

bon voyage

Thanks much...we will do our best to enjoy.:)

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We haven’t been on the Summit so I can’t comment about the restaurants.

 

Yes you can bring bottled water and soda on board at embarkation.

 

Room service has a late night fee of $4.95 from 11pm - 6am other times no charge.

Thanks so much

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welcome to cruise critic.

 

It will take a few months to learn what information is available to you.

 

There is a dedicated celebrity cruise line board and i would recommend posting there and it is located at:

 

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=-1&f=28

 

keith

Hi,

Can't find answers to my questions on Celebrity website & they have not returned my phone call.

Can we bring on canned soda & bottled water on board when we Embark?

Are there any extra charges or fees for room service?

Any special info that would be helpful to know before sailing on the Celebrity Summit?

How are the specialty restaurants on the Summit?

Thanks

Hello,

We are first time Celebrity cruisers. We have a few questions that we can't seem to find on the Celebrity website and haven't gotten a return phone call from them.

Can we bring canned soda and bottled water on board when we embark?

Is there a fee for room service?

We are traveling on the Celebrity Summit and would like to hear about any of the specialty dinning rooms aboard.

Finally, is there anything specific to the Summit that we would find helpful knowing about?

Thanks to all.