RCI "Bon Voyage"?

[jnojr]

I could swear I had seen a link for a "bon voyage" type of thing to get a bottle delivered to a room. I recall it was $100. Of course, now that I've booked a cruise, I can't find it, and Googling turns up 4+ year old posts on the topic. Anyone have a link?

[Merion_Mom]

I could swear I had seen a link for a "bon voyage" type of thing to get a bottle delivered to a room. I recall it was $100. Of course, now that I've booked a cruise, I can't find it, and Googling turns up 4+ year old posts on the topic. Anyone have a link?

 

Not in a hundred million years.

 

Ok, not in more than ten years.

 

No liquor allowed to be carried on or purchased on board for consumption on board or delivered.

 

You may carry on two bottles (750 ml) of wine per cabin with adult.

[jmf123]

jnojr, if you are referring to a wine bottle, then RCI's Gifts & Gear department can assist you. Here's a link: http://www.royalcaribbean.com/giftcatalog/home.do. Click on 'Wine Cellar'. :)

[Merion_Mom]

jnojr, if you are referring to a wine bottle, then RCI's Gifts & Gear department can assist you. Here's a link: http://www.royalcaribbean.com/giftcatalog/home.do. Click on 'Wine Cellar'. :)

 

No, s/he definitely means the old Bon Voyage way of having a bottle of liquor delivered to your cabin. They also used to deliver beer.

 

Both are now verboten. ;)

[jnojr]

No, s/he definitely means the old Bon Voyage way of having a bottle of liquor delivered to your cabin. They also used to deliver beer.

 

Both are now verboten. ;)

 

Oh well, I guess I'll get the Rum Runners out.

[jmf123]

No, s/he definitely means the old Bon Voyage way of having a bottle of liquor delivered to your cabin. They also used to deliver beer.

 

Both are now verboten. ;)

 

:D verboten!

 

Thank you for that info, Merion_Mom. I don't recall Royal Caribbean delivering liquor or beer to the cabin, I guess it's been a while! I figured jnojr may have meant wine. We will happily bring wine on the Jewel next year! ;)