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Trying to figure out the best (cheapest) way to enjoy some cold ones whilst sailing the sea I came up with this chart in Excel. It shows prices with and without gratuities, bucket prices, and what I consider to be the best bang for your buck deals.

 

I've found that buying a bucket of (4) 12oz Budweiser/Bud Light cans plus 1 extra 12oz can be a better deal than the (4) 16oz Bud/Bud Light bucket. By buying a bucket of the 12oz and an extra single can equals 60oz for $20.88 versus 64oz and $24.71 for the (4) 16oz bucket. Anyway take a look at my chart :D

 

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Trying to figure out the best (cheapest) way to enjoy some cold ones whilst sailing the sea I came up with this chart in Excel. It shows prices with and without gratuities, bucket prices, and what I consider to be the best bang for your buck deals.

 

My head hurts and I've only had one beer tonight.

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Priceless!!

 

Trying to figure out the best (cheapest) way to enjoy some cold ones whilst sailing the sea I came up with this chart in Excel. It shows prices with and without gratuities, bucket prices, and what I consider to be the best bang for your buck deals.

 

I've found that buying a bucket of (4) 12oz Budweiser/Bud Light cans plus 1 extra 12oz can be a better deal than the (4) 16oz Bud/Bud Light bucket. By buying a bucket of the 12oz and an extra single can equals 60oz for $20.88 versus 64oz and $24.71 for the (4) 16oz bucket. Anyway take a look at my chart :D

 

CarnivalBeerPrices.jpg?t=1297397880

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Trying to figure out the best (cheapest) way to enjoy some cold ones whilst sailing the sea I came up with this chart in Excel. It shows prices with and without gratuities, bucket prices, and what I consider to be the best bang for your buck deals.

 

I've found that buying a bucket of (4) 12oz Budweiser/Bud Light cans plus 1 extra 12oz can be a better deal than the (4) 16oz Bud/Bud Light bucket. By buying a bucket of the 12oz and an extra single can equals 60oz for $20.88 versus 64oz and $24.71 for the (4) 16oz bucket. Anyway take a look at my chart :D

 

CarnivalBeerPrices.jpg?t=1297397880

LOL..this takes planning to a whole new level!

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Trying to figure out the best (cheapest) way to enjoy some cold ones whilst sailing the sea I came up with this chart in Excel. It shows prices with and without gratuities, bucket prices, and what I consider to be the best bang for your buck deals.

 

I've found that buying a bucket of (4) 12oz Budweiser/Bud Light cans plus 1 extra 12oz can be a better deal than the (4) 16oz Bud/Bud Light bucket. By buying a bucket of the 12oz and an extra single can equals 60oz for $20.88 versus 64oz and $24.71 for the (4) 16oz bucket. Anyway take a look at my chart :D

 

Cool! I never thought of this before seeing your spreadsheet, but I gotta ask now. Will Carnival sell a bucket of any type of beer? I assumed that the buckets would be just Bud or whatever. I like Bass Ale. Can a bucket of Bass Ale be purchased? Can (will) they mix brands in a bucket?

Tim

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Cool! I never thought of this before seeing your spreadsheet, but I gotta ask now. Will Carnival sell a bucket of any type of beer? I assumed that the buckets would be just Bud or whatever. I like Bass Ale. Can a bucket of Bass Ale be purchased? Can (will) they mix brands in a bucket?

Tim

 

That I cannot answer, Mach? Firefly??

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Just booked our 1st cruise, so trying to piece together all the amazing info here on CC - love the spreadsheet, very analytical way to break it all down. But I have to ask: Do they not serve Miller Products on Carnival Cruises? Hubby will be devastated (but I would have more $$ for elsewhere on the ship).

thanks in advance for the help

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Trying to figure out the best (cheapest) way to enjoy some cold ones whilst sailing the sea I came up with this chart in Excel. It shows prices with and without gratuities, bucket prices, and what I consider to be the best bang for your buck deals.

 

I've found that buying a bucket of (4) 12oz Budweiser/Bud Light cans plus 1 extra 12oz can be a better deal than the (4) 16oz Bud/Bud Light bucket. By buying a bucket of the 12oz and an extra single can equals 60oz for $20.88 versus 64oz and $24.71 for the (4) 16oz bucket. Anyway take a look at my chart :D

 

CarnivalBeerPrices.jpg?t=1297397880

 

This is great! It would definitely be something that I would do! haha

I do have one thing to add though to it :rolleyes:... you can get 16oz bottles of either Coors or Miller Light for $4.95 a piece. So you can get 64 oz for about $21...4 more oz than the bucket of beer (cans) + 1 can.

 

Just something else to look at!..the only down side is those are plastic bottles and not aluminum. But EXCELLENT job on putting all of this together!!!

 

Happy Cruising!! :D

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This is great! It would definitely be something that I would do! haha

I do have one thing to add though to it :rolleyes:... you can get 16oz bottles of either Coors or Miller Light for $4.95 a piece. So you can get 64 oz for about $21...4 more oz than the bucket of beer (cans) + 1 can.

 

Just something else to look at!..the only down side is those are plastic bottles and not aluminum. But EXCELLENT job on putting all of this together!!!

 

Happy Cruising!! :D

Thanks!!! Here's an updated chart!

 

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I put together a spreadsheet like this myself the other day. I came to the conclusion the bucket of 16oz miller lite or coors would be one of the best deals. It worked out to $3 and some change per every 12 oz which is in line with what you would pay in any bar stateside. The fosters may work out to a little better deal but I wasn't sure how the bucket deal worked with them.

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I put together a spreadsheet like this myself the other day. I came to the conclusion the bucket of 16oz miller lite or coors would be one of the best deals. It worked out to $3 and some change per every 12 oz which is in line with what you would pay in any bar stateside. The fosters may work out to a little better deal but I wasn't sure how the bucket deal worked with them.

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This spreadhseet's a "drunkard's dream , if I ever did see one..." (The Band)

:)

You guys are pinching pennies on bad beer:eek: Might as well have tried to smuggle Keystone or Mikey's Big Mouth on board as to drink Miller or Bud colored water with homeopathic hops flavoring. Spend the extra $1 on Bass, Pilsner Urquell, Becks or Sam if the ship carries it and forget all the other stuff. If the ship carries it, the Guinness Pub Draught 16oz is a good deal too, albeit it's not really draught and only slightly alike to real Guinness.

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Phew !! This is getting serious. Heres a chart to follow. Start drinking 1 hour later, this will allow you to drink 2 less beers a day. Thats a savings of atleast 10 bucks. Now if you drink 10 beers a day instead of 12 you will effectively lower the cost of those beers to 4.00 by saving the 10.00, a reasonable price for the beers. Or......if you have to worry about the cost for beer just for 1 week during the year maybe you really can't afford the cruise. Now we all like to keep spending down as much as we can but seriously..........

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Phew !! This is getting serious. Heres a chart to follow. Start drinking 1 hour later, this will allow you to drink 2 less beers a day. Thats a savings of atleast 10 bucks. Now if you drink 10 beers a day instead of 12 you will effectively lower the cost of those beers to 4.00 by saving the 10.00, a reasonable price for the beers. Or......if you have to worry about the cost for beer just for 1 week during the year maybe you really can't afford the cruise. Now we all like to keep spending down as much as we can but seriously..........

 

I have to keep my spending down all year...any way to cut a corner is appreciated.

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You are showing $7.95 for the Fosters "Oil Can" with tip.

It should be $7.15, that's what I was paying on the Valor a month ago.

 

cheers

Mike

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We nearly always buy buckets! Carnival has a relatively new one on board, which is a pretty good deal (for Carnvial anyway).

 

They now offer 16 oz. Landshark for $4.95 + tip. So it's nearly a buck cheaper than Bud/BL for the same oz. And much tastier IMO. Get those buy the bucket for $2.00 cheaper, and it's a pretty good deal. Time to update the spreadhsheet!

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