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Hi, it's been awhile since we sailed NCL and I am trying to remember how they handle bar tabs. If I recall, they put an automatic gratuity (15% maybe?) on the tab, then you have the option of adding more. Is this correct?

 

We are traveling with our best friends and we like to "imbibe" while on vacation, so I am quite certain we'll rack up a sizable bar bill across the week. For the fun of it, I'd like to know, what was your biggest bar tab after a 7-day cruise? Do tell! :)

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Nawww. I just asked for a decent beer.

It turns out that they had to airlift one in. The explanation was that they only seve crappy beer. Like I didn't already know that!

 

:D LOL OK I was going to say because I didn't add to my cost what my "free" casino drink card drinks really cost me. :eek: ;)

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I was heading in that direction too :)

 

When I first started cruising, my bar bills were quite high. Now I sail through CAS and my bar bills are minuscule, but my free cruises cost me a fortune ;).

 

When in Vegas, my friends and I always consider how we've done at each casino based on drinks. Occasionally we're ahead, other times I've had two $100.00 margaritas and am ready to try elsewhere.

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Oh man, this is scaring me. I guess maybe we weren't so wrong in cruising the alcohol-and-tip inclusive lines of Regent Seven Seas and Silversea. We got so spoiled. And Regent even includes excursions and airfare! But paying upwards of $10k for two of us before even setting sail started to seem outrageous - we thought we'd go back to "piece meal" and see if we make out better. Will let you know how it turns out!

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Oh man, this is scaring me. I guess maybe we weren't so wrong in cruising the alcohol-and-tip inclusive lines of Regent Seven Seas and Silversea. We got so spoiled. And Regent even includes excursions and airfare! But paying upwards of $10k for two of us before even setting sail started to seem outrageous - we thought we'd go back to "piece meal" and see if we make out better. Will let you know how it turns out!

 

That would totally depend on how much you would normally drink and what you drink.

 

If for example you were paying around $5000 for your suite including tips for your butler, consierge and your DSC.

Then were to add approx. $2000 for air and excursions.

 

That would leave $3000 for booze. At approx. $8/cocktail would be 375 drinks, divided by 2 people would be 188 drinks, divided by 7 days would be 26 drinks a day per person.

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Six bucks for a beer.

Eight and change for a drink.

Average.

 

Side note: It'll be a crappy beer.

I don't indulge anymore, but curious as to why beer is 'crappy'?

Is it like a 'watered down' tap beer? If it is bottled beer, is it some 'off-brand'?

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I don't indulge anymore, but curious as to why beer is 'crappy'?

Is it like a 'watered down' tap beer? If it is bottled beer, is it some 'off-brand'?

 

Crappy beer------Bud,BudLight,Coor's Light,Mich Ultra,BudLight w/lime flavor, Corona,Stella,Heinekin,Kirin,Molson,Sapporo,SanMiguel:eek:,Foster's,....

A vast array of American Light Lagers.

Crappy.

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