Long shot... Anyone have Tito's delivered to stateroom?

[ldalvarado]

Perusing my liquor bottle delivery options for the stateroom. Every vodka listed shows 1 liter sized bottles except the Tito's. I hate to assume that it is a liter sized bottle, and I could call Carnival, but I thought I would ask here first. Anyone get one delivered in the last few months that can verify the bottle size? TIA

[RHilla619]

I haven't, but I'm pretty sure all the funshop bottles are 1liter or more.

[ldalvarado]

I haven't, but I'm pretty sure all the funshop bottles are 1liter or more.

 

Awesome, thanks! It would make sense, but leave it to me to get gypped because I decided to indulge in my favorite vodka.

[dverzic]

I'm getting a bottle of Titos and orange juice delivered to my room. I think it's the 1 liter size. At least I hope so! Titos is my favorite too.

 

 

 

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[alcatalog]

I love Tito's as well, the pic on their site is a 750ml bottle. I'll find out for sure next month.

[dlm0920]

Bump... does anyone know the answer to this question? I was wondering the same thing. It's weird that it's the only fun shop bottle that doesn't specifically list the size.

[StainlessSteve]

I have the same question

[dverzic]

Ok, I just got back today, and the bottle size is one liter. That's 33% larger than a regular sized bottle. Probably saved us a a lot by prepurchasing it for our room. [emoji3]

 

 

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[Port of Tampa]

Thanks I was pondering Tito's and the Jack Honey bottle as well but not if they were 750ml.

 

Cheers and happy cruising.

[Lottacruises]

A lot could change in a year

[mnp75]

It should be 1 liter. When I ordered a bottle of Patron the pic showed 750ml, bottle was 1liter when we got to the room.

[Port of Tampa]

Thank you.

[coevan]

Ok, I just got back today, and the bottle size is one liter. That's 33% larger than a regular sized bottle. Probably saved us a a lot by prepurchasing it for our room. [emoji3]

 

 

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750ml - 1000 ml is 25% larger

[aggie182]

750ml - 1000 ml is 25% larger

 

Negative, 33% is correct.

[coevan]

if I'm wrong must be the new math

 

250ml + 250ml + 250ml + 250ml = 1000ml = 1L

 

take away (old school) 250ml, seems to be 25 %, not a mathematician but it is just logical

[d9704011]

if I'm wrong must be the new math

 

250ml + 250ml + 250ml + 250ml = 1000ml = 1L

 

take away (old school) 250ml, seems to be 25 %, not a mathematician but it is just logical

 

 

 

aggie182 is correct. 1L is 33% larger than 750ml.... 750ml is 25% less than 1L.

 

 

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[bingomamma19]

if I'm wrong must be the new math

 

250ml + 250ml + 250ml + 250ml = 1000ml = 1L

 

take away (old school) 250ml, seems to be 25 %, not a mathematician but it is just logical

 

 

Original is 750 ml---33 % of that is 250ml---add them together to get 1 liter. So its 33% more than the 750

[HawkIVette]

if I'm wrong must be the new math

 

250ml + 250ml + 250ml + 250ml = 1000ml = 1L

 

take away (old school) 250ml, seems to be 25 %, not a mathematician but it is just logical

 

I take it that it has ben a long time since you were in school, but 33% more is correct.

 

1000ml - 750ml = 250 ml. 250ml/750ml = .33 more or 33%

 

or look at it this way,

you have 3 quarters = 75 cents. Add another quarter (or 1/3 of what you had before), now = $1.

[aggie182]

Glad that was established with out a bunch of name calling and berating!

[pacruise804]

I take it that it has ben a long time since you were in school, but 33% more is correct.

 

1000ml - 750ml = 250 ml. 250ml/750ml = .33 more or 33%

 

or look at it this way,

you have 3 quarters = 75 cents. Add another quarter (or 1/3 of what you had before), now = $1.

 

Even though I'm usually good at math, % more vs % less often confuses me too:o Your quarters illustration is brilliant for those of us who are visual learners and sometimes need a picture. Thanks!

[Keys2Heaven]

The increase in percentage is based on the initial amount and not the final amount.

[lucent12]

not about the math; all about the alcohol.

[IntrepidFromDC]

if I'm wrong must be the new math

 

250ml + 250ml + 250ml + 250ml = 1000ml = 1L

 

take away (old school) 250ml, seems to be 25 %, not a mathematician but it is just logical

 

As someone else stated... negative. You just don't know basic math principles (which ARE logical). :evilsmile:

[IntrepidFromDC]

The increase in percentage is based on the initial amount and not the final amount.

 

Agreed. Did we learn this in third or fourth grade? :confused: