Jump to content

Grayden1097

Members
  • Posts

    22
  • Joined

About Me

  • Location
    Australia & NZ
  • Interests
    Travel, travel, travel
  • Favorite Cruise Line(s)
    Norwegian Cruise line
  • Favorite Cruise Destination Or Port of Call
    Many
  • If you have a personal or hobby CRUISE or TRAVEL BLOG, include the url here:
    http://deliverygirlnz.blogspot.com/

Grayden1097's Achievements

Cool Cruiser

Cool Cruiser (2/15)

  1. Do you happen to know the approx extra cost for the lobster? Can’t see it anywhere on RCCL. Thanks you’ve been really helpful
  2. Okay, thanks for that – so the customer rep definitely gave me the wrong information as I told him what ships we were on. Have you been on enchantment of the seas? We are doing a transatlantic on that cruise for 15 days, After our 17 day, transpacific on quantum and we are looking at a specialty dining package for that one too, but wanted to use it only if it was worthwhile financially and we weren’t paying extra other than the expected surcharge restaurants
  3. Hi there, Thanks for that :-). So how do you know which restaurants are à la cart and which aren’t? Quantum has– Chops, Jamie’s, Izumi, which has a surcharge, winter Wonderland, and Solarium bistro. We assume that all of these would be ordering off the menu therefore would only get the $20 credit? Really appreciate any advice. – BTW just had a look in the five day. Specialty package is AU$307 not the three day, sorry. thinking for chops Grill where you can get steaks and lobster would these not be ordered off a menu in à la carte fashion because these would presumably cost quite a lot more if it wasn’t all covered? Thanks 🙂
  4. Hi, We are sailing on Royal Caribbean, quantum of the seas, 12 April 2023, and then enchantment of the seas, 30 April 2023. We were looking at the specialty dining restaurants and the packages, but I have a question around what the inclusions are. It states on the inclusions for the 3,5, 10 day specialty packages..” for à la carte pricing, you will receive a $20 food credit” I rang Royal Caribbean today and had a customer service rep who really had no idea. My question was if we are paying for example $300pp for a 3 night specialty dining package and the restaurants we are going to are all à la carte – does that mean we would only receive $20 towards those meals and have to pay the rest of the bill ourselves on top of the speciality package rates? This makes no sense as it would mean you’re paying $300 per person for 20×3 dining’s which equals $60 so it wouldn’t be worth your while. He said yes that is what it meant that you would only receive $20 credits for any restaurants with the à la carte, but he had to go away put me on hold and was reading up on it so he actually had no product knowledge. Can anyone please advise – it doesn’t make sense you would pay $300pp for a dining package and only get $60 in credits and you had to pay the rest yourself? The rep had to be wrong but it doesn’t explain what is meant in the inclusion about the $20 credit. Many thanks
×
×
  • Create New...