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I also take my travel mug and when I use the soda card, many times I have to go to another bar to continue filling it...

I have found some bartenders and bars that will and I seek them out, during non busy times, and I leave an extra $1 tip. Yes, I know they charged me a tip when I bought the sticker... but they realy are saving me time to go somewhere else!!!

I find the Casino Bar in the morning and the aft Lido bar in the "getting dressed for early dinner", the slower ones...

Hope this helps!!!

Oh, and I order the soda with NO ICE and then get ice myself on the lido by the buffets...

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I also take my travel mug and when I use the soda card, many times I have to go to another bar to continue filling it...

 

I have found some bartenders and bars that will and I seek them out, during non busy times, and I leave an extra $1 tip. Yes, I know they charged me a tip when I bought the sticker... but they realy are saving me time to go somewhere else!!!

 

I find the Casino Bar in the morning and the aft Lido bar in the "getting dressed for early dinner", the slower ones...

 

Hope this helps!!!

 

Oh, and I order the soda with NO ICE and then get ice myself on the lido by the buffets...

I, too, order mine without ice.. Then get some from the lido deck or my room depending which it closer. This works out great. Lynda

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I, too, order mine without ice.. Then get some from the lido deck or my room depending which it closer. This works out great. Lynda

 

Side bar... I LOVE Navarre Beach. So beautiful...

 

OK, back to filling your mugs.:p

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So, I'm confused, is the soda on board poured from cans? So it takes longer to fill a larger mug b/c they have to open more cans?

 

I think they'd want folks to use their own mugs as it saves on waste.

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So, I'm confused, is the soda on board poured from cans? So it takes longer to fill a larger mug b/c they have to open more cans?

 

I think they'd want folks to use their own mugs as it saves on waste.

 

Yes, they serve from cans, so if a bunch of ppl came up with BIG cups, they'd spend an enormous amount of time pouring sodas vs makes drinks.

 

As usual tho, it really does depend on who's pouring

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Why do they use canned soda instead of fountain? Fountain soda would be so much easier on the bar tenders.

 

It must be cheaper or safer. The only reason Carnival has for doing anything.

 

I do know that cases of cans would be easier/more efficient to store then fountain tanks.

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It must be cheaper or safer. The only reason Carnival has for doing anything.

 

I do know that cases of cans would be easier/more efficient to store then fountain tanks.

 

Fountain tanks? LOL not for a long time

 

Syrup is kept in boxes. They have a syrup bag in them - much like a rum runner. They store VERY well.

 

I've never looked, but do they have draft beer on board?

 

It may be not being able to store CO2 tanks on board.

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I don't understand how they could refuse to give you another if you pour that one in your big cup. Your soda card entitles you to unlimited sodas. Not sodas at your bartenders discretion or only one soda in a 15 minute time frame etc. If I drink it right down and ask for another they should give it as long as you seriously abusing his time. 2 drinks is not abuse IMO.

 

I don't drink soda but you get the jist LOL

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I, too, order mine without ice.. Then get some from the lido deck or my room depending which it closer. This works out great. Lynda

 

 

Hey, I am originally from Milton. Will be coming through on our way to Jacksonville for the Fasciantion in June.

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Fountain tanks? LOL not for a long time

 

Syrup is kept in boxes. They have a syrup bag in them - much like a rum runner. They store VERY well.

 

I've never looked, but do they have draft beer on board?

 

It may be not being able to store CO2 tanks on board.

 

 

I think you are right: They must not be able to carry the needed CO2 tanks on board.

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I think you are right: They must not be able to carry the needed CO2 tanks on board.

 

That must be it. I can't imagine how cans of soda would be cheaper than fountain soda. Fountain soda is VERY inexpensive!

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we've never done the soda card on Carnival yet (but will on our next cruise) but we have done it on Princess and RC and they have always been fountain sodas...never cans. only cans if you buy a single soda and didn't have the unlimited option. I am shocked it would be cheaper for Carnival to do cans instead of fountain and if other cruise lines can do fountain, then why can't Carnival. There has to be some other reason we aren't thinking of....

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