thejman

Can somebody tell me if I have this correct:

Classic Package: If your drink exceeds the limits imposed by the package, you pay the full price. I.E. $15 glass of wine, you pay $15.

Premium Package: If your drink exceeds the limits imposed by the package, you pay the difference. I.E. $15 glass of wine, you pay $2.

Is it possible to order both wine and sparkling water such as Perrier in the dining room with dinner at the same time?

 

The first thing we do onboard EVERY cruise is to hit the buffet for embarkation day lunch...We couldn't help but notice this difference between Celebrity, RCCL and Carnival. On Celebrity, a crew member will greet you at the end of th line and carry your tray for you to an open table, then ask if there is anything else he can get you--beverages, forgotten silverware, condiments, etc. On RCCL, once you find your table, a crew member is right there to ask you what else he can get you. On Carnival, you need to search ard for a table in the overcrowded buffet, likely find one that hasn't even been cleared or wiped off, then leave your food and go back out again to find the drink station etc. Absolutely no help or service in the buffet area...

Say what? Not once on my 15 night Infinity cruise last month did a crew member carry any passengers buffet tray, much less offer to get drinks and condiments! What am I missing?