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  1. 3 minutes ago, TxTeach79 said:


    I feel like I got ten more points randomly deducted just reading thatā€¦ šŸ˜‚ šŸ“󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳ó æĀ 

    šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ‘šŸ¼šŸ‘šŸ¼ Nice oneā€¦ off to bed itā€™s gone midnight here,ā€¦ Iā€™m looking forward to catching up with your travels tomorrow.Ā 
    Cheers šŸŗšŸŗ

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  2. 3 minutes ago, RocketMan275 said:

    You're over-thinking about things that don't concern you.

    Why do you even care what the 'roving bartender' might or might not do?

    šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚. Thanks šŸ‘šŸ¼Youve given me a good laugh. I canā€™t keep it up any longer šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

  3. 7 minutes ago, RocketMan275 said:

    Why does that matter?

    Once you decide to give a tip, it's out of yourĀ  hands and none ofĀ  your business what happens to the tip.

    Well I was just thinking the roving bartender should at least share some of the tip with the officer that supervised the barman pouring the drink.Ā 
    The officer may not be part of the pooled pot from which tips are shared, yet he diligently supervised the pour, ensuring it arrived promptly at my table in order that I may pay the tip/grat/bribe.Ā 
    If, say I tipped the roving bartender, say 5 pounds, would it be reasonable for the roving person to keep 3 quid to himself, and offer up say a quid to the officer and the other pound to the pouring barman. ? ā€¦. Hmm. Or should I tip in US $. I guess given the pound has a higher value theyā€™d appreciate 5 quid more than 5 dollars, but that may also depend on charges to convert the currency if they so chose to convertā€¦ hmm. What do you think ? To tip or not to tip the roving barman ā€¦if such a person existsā€¦

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  4. 12 hours ago, UKstages said:

    it appears that the "roving bartenders" have now become "roving servers."

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    do they still "push a little bar around," as previously described? or has that now gone, too?

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    never - not once - have i ever been asked by a buffet attendant if i wanted a drink on any ship, NCL or otherwise. most people understand that it's not really the buffet attendant's job to take orders for drinks or deliver them, as matter of course.

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    But what if you tip them? And if you were to tip them, how much should they be tipped, or is the tip already covered in the pre paid 20% gratuity, and of course if said ā€œroving bartenderā€ were to receive such a tip/bribe/grat, is he obliged to share it with the barman that pours the drink for him, or any officer that may be present that supervises either the pour or the delivery to my table? šŸ˜„

    Just asking for a friendĀ 

  5. I have ā€œfree at seaā€ within my cruise package for my forthcoming Ncl cruise.

    As this is the first time I have cruised with NCL Iā€™m a little unsure about what is, and what is not included.

    One thing Iā€™d like to know is would it be possible to order a pot,/ Ā cup of tea from one of the bars, and also may I order an Irish coffee from the bars under the terms of my free at sea package?

    Regards to all.

  6. We just booked our first NCL cruise. We are sailing to Alaska from Seattle and really canā€™t wait.

    we decided upon an Air B n B in the Belltown area.

    Apparently the area is within walking distance to the main sites that Seattle has to offer and also a relatively short walk to pier 66 on embarkation day.Ā 
    Perhaps something you may also wish to consider, and an alternative to hotel accommodation.Ā 

    Regards.

  7. Thanks Brum, we actually have 3 cruises that we are watching, just not so sure which one we fancy, and the final decision may be based upon the best deal we can squeeze out of themā€¦We were simply looking for a ball park date range when final balances are due in as I believe there are occasions when pricing is ā€œrestructured ā€œ at those times if numerous passengers fail to cough up the final balance.

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