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  1. I have always looked on line to find my cruise, but have always booked with a TA. It doesn’t cost anymore to book with a good TA and they make a bit of commission, rather than the cruise line making bigger profits. She also can find me great deals on certain sailing. She has some unbelievable prices on some sailings. On the Rhapsody Transatlantic next year. I got 14 night cruise in an OV for under $1500 for two including taxes!

     

     

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  2. THERE IS NO CHARGE TO BRING WINE/CHAMPAGNE ON BOARD. Passengers may bring two 750ml bottles per stateroom per cruise.

     

    There is a $15 corkage fee for bottles of wine/champagne brought on board and TAKEN TO THE DINING ROOM OR RESTUARANTS. THERE IS NO CHARGE TO SIMPLY BRING WINE ON BOARD.

     

    Cheers

    M

     

    didn't read to the end and see that this info had already been stated. Hi Bob.

     

     

     

    Here is the link to the article http://www.travelmarketreport.com/articles/Royal-Caribbean-Raises-Cost-Of-Bringing-Wine-Aboard

     

     

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  3. I knew about the corkage fee in public areas but I was talking about what I just read in a travel publication

     

    Royal Caribbean International this month began charging guests a $15 corkage fee for EVERY wine or champagne bottle brought aboard.

     

    The fee applies to any bottle brought onboard on embarkation day, regardless of where it is consumed. The fee does not apply to wine purchased from onboard meus or in ships’ gift shops.

     

     

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  4. This is on rcl.com under "the experience" then click dining, then click room service

    Royal Caribbean is introducing a new room service menu that features several upgraded selections including a Wagyu Beef Hamburger, Philly Cheesesteak and Grilled Salmon with Cucumber Mint Yogurt and Roasted Asparagus. The upgraded menus will start rolling out on March 27th and be available across the fleet by end of May 2017.

    As part of the rollout of the new room service, a delivery charge of $7.95 per stateroom order will now apply. Continental breakfast remains complimentary and the delivery charge excludes Grand Suites and above.

  5. Sorry to hear about your disappointing experience. We too have noticed the lack of bar staff since the drink packages on some ships.

     

     

    We just returned on the Rhapsody of the Seas transatlantic and found the same lack of bar staff around. One morning I wanted a Bloody Mary and the only bar open was the pool bar. It was sometime very difficult to get a beverage. I hope this isn't going to be the norm!

     

     

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  6. We are cruising November 19, 2016 on the Rhapsody of the Seas 13 night Transatlantic from Malaga to Miami. The agency had group pricing and our outside stateroom is only costing $499.49/pp including taxes. (Great pricing!)We considered purchasing a drink package since we will be at sea quite a bit. The

    Beer wine and soda package price looks like it is $42/day (not sure if that included the 18%gratuity) and that will cost us more than the cruise @$546/pp.

    I can't see paying more for drinks than the cruise! Drinks have really gone up! We are not big drinkers but do enjoy having drinks when we cruise!

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