In room liquor consumption

[GRACECRUISE]

We are heading out on a cruise in July. I got my dad a beverage card to enjoy in the crows nest and also want to get my folks a bottle for their cabin. I am thinking of just putting a cabin credit on for it with a note and letting him order it once on board. When he orders a bottle on board, will be the same price as if I bought it as an indulgence and had it delivered to their cabin?

 

Thanks for the info.

[sapete]

The prices were the same when I have done purchases each way. What a nice thing to do.

 

 

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[sail7seas]

Depending upon where you are boarding, if you order the liquor in advance, request delivery at sea so that you won't be charged tax. Some ports (Port Everglades) charge a Florida tax if the liquor is delivered in port..... sometimes. We have read here when there was an error and they forgot to charge the tax.

 

[kelleherdl]

We always order a couple bottles in advance and request 'at sea' delivery. It is always in the cabin (Neptune suite) when we board and we have never been taxed. I cannot imagine that cabin class plays any role. Of course we hope Florida beverage agents don't board with us, because I do understand the difference between 'at boarding' and 'at sea.' :D

 

Dennis

[Krazy Kruizers]

We always pre-order alcohol for our cabin -- love sitting out on the verandah with a cocktail. And we always mark "at sea" for delivery.

The prices are the same whether you order online, or call Ship Services or order through room service once on the ship.