Anyone sailed Aust/NZ with the Premium Package recently?

[beckinoz]

Hi,

 

I have just order the premium drink package and I have been searching around for the $ amounts on the cocktails etc. I found this on royalcaribbean.com.au's FAQ:

 

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Q: What alcoholic beverage packages are on offer? A:

Royal Caribbean offers convenient, all-inclusive beverage packages to keep you refreshed throughout your voyage. Pay just one flat price and enjoy a wide selection of beers, wines and spirits, plus non-alcoholic beverages, for the duration of your cruise. It's the ultimate in convenience and value. Cheers!

 

Alcoholic Packages

The Select Package: US$40 per guest / per day. Includes:

- Beer

- Wines by the glass (up to US$9 value)

- Fountain soda with Coca Cola® souvenir cup

- Non-alcoholic cocktails



The Premium Package: USD$55 per guest / per day. Includes:

- Call, and premium cocktails (up to US$12 value)

- Frozen cocktails

- Beer

- Premium wines by the glass (up to US$14 value)

- Non-alcoholic cocktails

- Bottled water still (500ml)

- Fountain soda with Coca Cola® souvenir cup

 

The Ultimate Package: USD$65 per guest / per day. Includes:

Virtually unlimited options. A combination of all the benefits from Premium and Royal Replenish packages.

 

Non-Alcoholic Packages

Royal Replenish: US$20 per guest / per day. Includes:

- Premium coffee

- Premium tea

- Bottled water: Sparkling (375ml) or Still (500ml)

- Fresh squeezed orange juice

- Non-alcoholic cocktails

- Fountain soda with Coca Cola® souvenir cup

 

Could anyone please confirm whether the Premium Package prices are correct? I read on other sites where it is $10 for cocktails and $12 for wine.

 

I would just like to know before I sail in 3 weeks.

 

Thanks

[Coralc]

Here is a link to recent pricing for cocktails. The link within the post doesn't work, unless you fiddle with it, but the .jpg attachments should: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2116872&highlight=cocktail+menu&page=3

 

:)

Edited November 21, 2014 by Coralc

[BekkaW]

In Australia (and i think Europe?) the dollar limits are higher as the price displayed must by law include tax and gratuity

 

In US menusit is not included, and gratuity is added to the listed price when you purchase

[beckinoz]

Thank you both very much.