self serve water/tea/coffee/milk

[bfamily4]

only dh drinks soda, so he will be getting the soda package. as for the rest of the fam, we only drink h20/juice/milk.do they have self serve stations for these on the getaway? or do we have to go to a complimentary restaurant if we we were wanting something to drink? tia!

[Guindalf]

You can get all of these in the buffet at breakfast and all but juice the rest of the day, when it is replaced by flavored water (Nestle Essentials).

 

The water in your stateroom is purified and perfectly good to drink. You can cool it with the ice in your room.

[cruiserninja1]

What are the options for complimentary drinks during dinner other than tea and water ?

[flowers44]

Tea, both hot and iced, water, coffee and milk can be ordered with dinner. Sometimes, they have both white and chocolate milk as well.

[bfamily4]

do they have milk cartons at the buffet so we can grab some and bring them to our room? the kids can't go to sleep without drinking milk first

[flowers44]

I think the milk on the buffet is in bulk and not in cartons. There may have been cartons for breakfast. Can't remember if NCL had them or not. You can always order room service and they will bring you nice cold fresh milk in the evening.

[pizzalady1]

do they have milk cartons at the buffet so we can grab some and bring them to our room? the kids can't go to sleep without drinking milk first

 

Yes, you can always grab little cartons of milk at the buffet. If it is an off time and the cartons are already put away, just look around for a crew member sitting there. They will be glad to go get you a couple of cartons. My husband usually forgets to grab them when the buffet is open, and always finds someone to help him.

[bfamily4]

thank you!

[cruiserninja1]

do they have milk cartons at the buffet so we can grab some and bring them to our room? the kids can't go to sleep without drinking milk first

 

 

My boyfriend would order milk and cookies from room service every night . They would bring fresh warm cookies and cartons of milk or chocolate milk.