CruzeQueen2

EZ check is a different program. It simplifies checking in with your luggage at the airport.I used it at the end of my cruise and it was handled through passenger services. it worked out  so well, for me. I'm disappointed that it may not be offered any more. I flew with AA out of Fort Lauderdale in February 2019.

EZAIR is for booking flights with the cruise personalizer. I also use it and find it to be an efficient way of booking and managing my flights.

I used the EZ check program in Late Feb 2019, this year. Flew on AA from FLL TO YVR. The EZ check program worked like a charm. I'd use it again in a heartbeat! 

My experience with the wine package was great. Very worthwhile. Available on first day onboard, not ahead of time. Great new wine list. I agree that purchasing it at the first dinner would eliminate the extra taxes tied to the port. Order a glass at lunch, easy.

Just returned from 14 days on Caribbean Princess. In my group we purchased the wine packages for 7 and 12 bottles of wine. Gratuities were added on at the initial  point of purchase.  No extra gratuities were added, even when wine exceeded the $45 limit. The card you receive,  records by hand, each purchase. Bottles over $45 are allowed. You will be charged for the higher priced bottles on your folio, and credited back $45. works like a charm. Great wine selection on board. Good value. 

3 hours ago, Astro Flyer said:

The prices in post #44 do not include the 15% gratuity.

The package that you purchase will add the 15 % gratuity at the outset.  No extra gratuities will be added, even when you purchase bottles that exceed 45 dollars. In my opinion, the wine packages of 7,10 or 12 bottles, are very good value for wine lovers. Purchases must be made in the dining room, but bottles may be taken to different venues. 

wondering about when they add the 15% gratuity? when you buy the package at the outset? or as you purchase each bottle? Are you charged 15% on the cost of the package, or the posted price of the wine you purchase?