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FYI Royal charges for night room service too. I don’t agree with it for either cruise line! Last year on Conquest I ordered something can’t remember now what it was but I remember it was not good and we didn’t eat much of it.

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Can you use your Bubbles and Cheers packages for room service as well?

 

 

Nope will incur an extra charge.

even soda that is in the mini fridge will be charged

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While I don't like extra charges, I had no problem agreeing with this one. When you see entire meals stacked in the hallways at night barely touched, it is one of the worst displays of waste and that's saying alot on a cruise ship. Buffalo wings and fries and cups of ice for my carry-on beverages after the late night casino is good stuff.

 

FYI, the usual breakfast stuff is still available. They still have those same door hangars to order breakfast.

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While I don't like extra charges, I had no problem agreeing with this one. When you see entire meals stacked in the hallways at night barely touched, it is one of the worst displays of waste and that's saying alot on a cruise ship. Buffalo wings and fries and cups of ice for my carry-on beverages after the late night casino is good stuff.

 

FYI, the usual breakfast stuff is still available. They still have those same door hangars to order breakfast.

 

I agree that food waste is a big issue, especially on cruise ships where the food is "free". My last cruise I saw a family sit down to eat lunch, and each kid had a chocolate milk. When they left, all the chocolate milks were open but were all mostly full. Kids would spend 2 minutes at the ice cream machine, throwing away perfectly good ice cream cones if they didn't come out perfect. That's just one example. We all have seen things like this on our cruises.

 

I personally felt like limiting items after night would have been a better way to go, or instituting a flat service fee or something like that.

 

My point of contention is when I booked my cruise, 24/7 free room service was advertised and was "built into" the price I paid. When I arrived, that wasn't the case. Lesson learned, I won't book cruises a year out anymore since I don't know what else I'll pay for that they'll decide to cancel later on without warning or recompense.

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Wow, lots of fee based items. Complimentary items are very boring. All the decent stuff is now for a fee. I thought Carnival didn't' nickel and dime. I guess you could always walk up to lido. Standing in the pizza line for an hour doesn't sound appealing.

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I just got off the Magic.... I tried several items from room service. Theres two room service menus. They had the menu that was posted here and they had a breakfast hanger menu. The hanger menu have to be placed outside you door the night before in order to get your breakfast. Room service breakfast consist of mainly cereal, fruits, breads and etc. (No eggs, bacon, waffles and etc)...

 

Here's what I tried over our 7 day cruise. Rating is on a scale 1 to 5.

 

Wings ... (4) Very Good

BLT ... 2 (Bad)

Chicken Tender (3.5) Good

Banana Split (4) Very Good

Chocolate Cake (4.5) Great

Cheese Cake (5) Excellent

Fries (3) Avg

Philly Cheese Cake (3.5) Good

 

I didn't try the grilled cheese but my neice and nephew kept ordering it so it must have been good.

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While I don't like extra charges, I had no problem agreeing with this one. When you see entire meals stacked in the hallways at night barely touched, it is one of the worst displays of waste and that's saying alot on a cruise ship. Buffalo wings and fries and cups of ice for my carry-on beverages after the late night casino is good stuff.

 

FYI, the usual breakfast stuff is still available. They still have those same door hangars to order breakfast.

 

I agree. There is already too much waste of food on cruises. And, the prices are so cheap for the items that have a cost. Try ordering any of those items in any hotel room service and you will pay 10x's the amount.

 

And, I am always surprised that people can afford a cruise for a family, but can't afford the minor cost of a few items for room service?

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I'm wondering the same thing. We were on the Conquest over Thanksgiving and they still offered a late night menu with free items, but it looks like that's going away?

 

There is still a food station with Late Night Eats from 11:30-1 +/-. If the ship has the latest menu, choices include soup, pasta, sandwiches, cookies.

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Lido buffet closes at 9:30 deli closes at 11 but pizza is available 24 hours.

what late night eats are you talking about

 

Starting at 11:30 they have a few items to eat at the buffet near the 24hr pizza. Grilled ham and cheese sandwich, buffalo chicken on ciabatta bread, cookies, brownies, potato chips

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I just got off the Magic.... I tried several items from room service. Theres two room service menus. They had the menu that was posted here and they had a breakfast hanger menu. The hanger menu have to be placed outside you door the night before in order to get your breakfast. Room service breakfast consist of mainly cereal, fruits, breads and etc. (No eggs, bacon, waffles and etc)...

 

Here's what I tried over our 7 day cruise. Rating is on a scale 1 to 5.

 

Wings ... (4) Very Good

BLT ... 2 (Bad)

Chicken Tender (3.5) Good

Banana Split (4) Very Good

Chocolate Cake (4.5) Great

Cheese Cake (5) Excellent

Fries (3) Avg

Philly Cheese Cake (3.5) Good

 

I didn't try the grilled cheese but my neice and nephew kept ordering it so it must have been good.

 

 

 

Thanks for the review! I was thinking of trying a few things off the room service menu. I always like to hear the opinions of others. I’m thinking of trying the Philly Cheesesteak, Killer Quesadillas and a few of their desserts.

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And, I am always surprised that people can afford a cruise for a family, but can't afford the minor cost of a few items for room service?

I am not surprised, the cost may not be affordable for some people and some families that were barely able to save enough money for the cruise and some money for excursions for the kids. You, the queen Kathryn, are fortunate enough to be able to bear the minor cost...

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On 6/6/2018 at 9:43 PM, beachbum53 said:

 

 

That is correct. Apparently, too many people were wasting food that was ordered through room service at night. So, in an effort to reduce (or eliminate) wasting, Carnival is charging for items ordered from room service between 10:00 p.m. - 6:00 a.m.

This is true. Plus, there was the trend of ordering EVERYTHING on the free menu and video taping it for YouTube for laughs and views.

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