CroisiereDeReve

the price should be per package:

http://www.msc-kreuzfahrten.de/de_de/Images/10265_Getränkepaketeflyer_MEW_WEE_EMW_ANT_27.05_tcm19-115619.pdf

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Thank you everybody for your input.

This is what I gathered in numbers:

• 50$ / 7N (25$ for 2nd attendant)

• after 2 days $20, 2 x $50 = $120 / 14N

• $20-30 /7N but only for the 2nd attendant

• $12/N fort he steward 3 for the attendant (which I suppose is meant instead of the autotips, or else it seems rather much?)

• $20/7N

I have only cruised a couple of times, so I am not an experienced cruiser indeed.

But no where near staff-member as someone assumed.

I think I will continue to hand out my little envelopes of 40/20 at the end of 7 N, which seems to be OK from what I read on this thread.

Thanks again!

Sorry for starting yet another TippingThread but inspite of all the information on these boards, I still don't know

if I am tipping enough.

I often read "I tipped them generously" but may I ask:

what exactly is considered "generous"?

Say I am in a regular / aq stateroom and

* do not have any special requests for the attendants,

* do not leave a mess for them to clean up,

* leave on the auto tips - what do I give the 1. and the 2nd attendant at the end, so that they would consider the tip to be more or less "generous"?

(let's say they do their job without further ado, if they are especially friendly or helpful, I would add a little more.

Just looking for the kind of minimum extra that would already be considered as generous).

Is it possible to give me a number to go with?

TIA

sorry to butt in, but I am always uncertain if I am tipping enough so may I ask: what exactly is considered "generous"? Say I am in a regular / aq stateroom and do not have any special requests for the attendants, do not leave a mess for them to clean up, leave on the auto tips - what do I give the 1. and the 2nd attendant at the end, so that they would consider the tip to be more or less "generous"?Can you give me a number to go with? TIA