The new Full Drinks Package on Azura at the moment.....

[Caravan 37]

2 hours ago, daiB said:

 

I would hope they do listen to their staff as the viability of the scheme depends on them and therefore the profit.

 

Upsetting the  majority who will not take the deal by having poor service with staff being tied up with those with the deal is going to hit the bottom line.

I’d have thought the staff would be glad of something to do - given how little everyone claims to spend on alcohol. By the same token don’t see how ‘service’ would be affected either if the package is so expensive and hardly anyone buys it.

[daiB]

3 minutes ago, Caravan 37 said:

I’d have thought the staff would be glad of something to do - given how little everyone claims to spend on alcohol. By the same token don’t see how ‘service’ would be affected either if the package is so expensive and hardly anyone buys it.

 

No the staff have plenty to do especially at the busy times before dinner. Making it more expensive would seem an excellent idea, but get rid of all the restrictions. 

[billybrent]

Blimey £39.99 pppd is a bit steep!!!

[yorkshirephil]

5 hours ago, billybrent said:

Blimey £39.99 pppd is a bit steep!!!

 

I agree, with drinks prices on P&O being so reasonable, it would be good on an American ship with prices that are nearly double P&O.

[Threeleggedtoad]

I have a cruise on the Explorer of the Seas in May, which included the drinks package. RC are currently promoting up to 20% off the price of their package which today costs £45.82 (with the discount)

[billybrent]

I received an email with this link following P&O's decision on Drinks Packages:

 

https://www.pocruises.com/drinks/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=poem19baujanfri3&utm_campaign=spotlight&utm_term=po-6876219&utm_content=link0main#heading2