gsantori
-
Posts
16 -
Joined
Content Type
Forums
Store
Blogs
Downloads
Events
Gallery
Posts posted by gsantori
-
-
If we’re bringing our luggage to our cabin ourselves when do they check it?
In the past I’ve dropped it off at the entrance and it was brought to my cabin. -
Are the wine tour, martini experiences…less experience to buy pre tour?
-
I asked my travel agent to let me know if something comes up. She’s been very helpful and has already found a $1200 reduction in my fare.
Thank you both for your answers. 😊 -
5 minutes ago, jelayne said:
Yes you can pay the difference. The Classic limit is $10 so for a $20 glass of wine you would pay $10 +20% gratuity.
You may want to consider watching for a flash sale on upgrading the beverage package. Not to long ago some sailings had a flash sale where the upgrade with gratuity was $10.80 per night.
5 minutes ago, jelayne said:Yes you can pay the difference. The Classic limit is $10 so for a $20 glass of wine you would pay $10 +20% gratuity.
You may want to consider watching for a flash sale on upgrading the beverage package. Not to long ago some sailings had a flash sale where the upgrade with gratuity was $10.80 per night.
6 minutes ago, jelayne said:Yes you can pay the difference. The Classic limit is $10 so for a $20 glass of wine you would pay $10 +20% gratuity.
You may want to consider watching for a flash sale on upgrading the beverage package. Not to long ago some sailings had a flash sale where the upgrade with gratuity was $10.80 per night.
I asked my travel agent to let me know. She’s been very helpful and was able to find a$1200 reduction in my fare.
-
If I have a classic package, can I buy a drink (usually wine for me) on the premium menu and pay the difference? For example if I want a wine from the premium menu that is $20, can I pay the $11 difference? Will the waiter show me the premium menu?
-
I’m still confused about the difference between the 2 packages. If I want a wine that is on the premium package can I buy that and pay the difference that’s above my $10 limit?
Will the waiter show me both menus? -
30 minutes ago, mhlcanada said:
I read on Celebrity's website that the Classic Drink Package only includes drinks up to $10 on the menu. I thought it was a little more than that. Aside from domestic beers, there are no cocktails $10 or less when I took a quick look in the Celebrity App of a current sailing. This is a rip off. They already excluded gratuities from their All Inclusive pricing. Can someone validate that it is drinks up to $10 only?
24 minutes ago, didicruiser said:Yep
I
32 minutes ago, mhlcanada said:I read on Celebrity's website that the Classic Drink Package only includes drinks up to $10 on the menu. I thought it was a little more than that. Aside from domestic beers, there are no cocktails $10 or less when I took a quick look in the Celebrity App of a current sailing. This is a rip off. They already excluded gratuities from their All Inclusive pricing. Can someone validate that it is drinks up to $10 only?
I’m still confused about the difference between the packages if I decide I want a wine from the premium list am I allowed to buy that and pay the difference?
24 minutes ago, didicruiser said:Yep
5 minutes ago, mhlcanada said:it is a rip off...basically forces you to upgrade unless you are soley a beer drinker. I was on the Celebrity Eclipse last year, with the Classic drink package but was able to get some wine and cocktails without having to pay extra.
-
I’m going on the Celebrity Summet to Alaska in September. Is it too cold to swim?
-
Thank you for your answer!
-
Yes to both questions?
-
I’m cruising to Alaska in September on the Celebrity Summit. I have the Classic Beverage package but may upgrade to Premium.
If I purchase a bottle of wine, am I charged the full amount minus the discount?
Do the packages only apply to glasses of wine?
Can I buy a bottle of wine at dinner and bring it to my room?
Embarkation Day on Summit
in Celebrity Cruises
Posted
Ok I understand now. We can go in the cabin just to drop off our “hand luggage”
Is this hand luggage, “carry on” as for a plane which could include a small suitcase?