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This could work for sure, I need to talk to the family though about changing the booking. I would have done this in the first place but my grandparents were the ones that booked the cruise, I guess they hadn't thought of it.

Haha totally fine, for what its worth I worked in restaurants through high school and college and we all just used the term 'server' 😆

Great! And yeah she is 18, I am 24, so I feel like we will be fine. My mom is having a similar experience with her own room with my stepdad. He doesn't drink, so she hasn't purchased the package online because he wouldn't use his. They might still say they both have to buy since they are both of drinking age, but at least I might be able to talk to someone on board and get away with it!

That makes sense! On the portal, it just says that everyone in the room has to purchase the package, and you have to be 21 to purchase. I had just figured I wouldn't be able to, but I can definitely ask when on board.

Hi all, I will be on the southern France Viking cruise at the end of May with my family. I am of drinking age but am sharing a room with my younger sister who is under 21, and therefore am not able to purchase the Silver Spirits package (it says all guests in the room must be 21 or older). This is alright, I'll live. But I am wondering about the Bon Voyage gift. It will be my birthday while I am sailing, and a friend asked me if they could send a gift through the form. There are options to send wine, if they were to do this, would I be able to receive it in this situation? I am worried they'd waste money trying to send something that Viking won't allow with the age restrictions.