How much are Long Island Iced Teas....

:confused:How much are Long Island Iced Teas....current prices on the ship. The search option is GONE from CC.:mad:

Also if anyone has a current menu for cocktails and could post it...that would be helpful.

Thanks

$7.95 last week onboard The Ruby.

Mike:)

Seriously? A Long Island Iced Tea was $5.50 on the Royal last October and the same on the Sapphire a month ago.

If you like the Long Island Iced Tea, you should try the Beverly Hills Iced Tea. That quickly became my favorite on our last cruise.

...The search option is GONE from CC.:mad:...

I noticed that the other day (been a while since I've visited). What's up with that?

Seriously? A Long Island Iced Tea was $5.50 on the Royal last October and the same on the Sapphire a month ago.

They do serve two sizes...:)

Seriously? A Long Island Iced Tea was $5.50 on the Royal last October and the same on the Sapphire a month ago.

Pam,

I sort of remember the $5.50 price that I paid on the Emerald last fall, but I only ordered one during sail-a-way (reg.glass) and then later another LIIT at the pool on a sea day. So I really am not sure if that was the 'true' price in the lounge bars or not? All I know....they were GREAT drinks...and I could 'nurse' a cocktail..........like...........forever..........that is how 'good' it was.:D:D:D

:confused:So do the lounge-bars charge a different price for cocktails? Maybe a bit higher than at the pool or during sail-a-way party-time? Maybe that is what bhopal21 thinking of?

Anyone have a list of the other cocktails and prices (RECENT, please) ?

I noticed that the other day (been a while since I've visited). What's up with that?

Just online now (see time) and the CC-Seach is still now working. Bummer!:(

They do serve two sizes...:)

Seriously? A Long Island Iced Tea was $5.50 on the Royal last October and the same on the Sapphire a month ago.

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I have the Skywalker's drink menu in my hands from February 10th and the tea is $7.95

No size is mentioned.

Mike:)

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I have the Skywalker's drink menu in my hands from February 10th and the tea is $7.95

 

No size is mentioned.

 

 

Mike:)

The price keeps going up doesn't it. :eek:

The price keeps going up doesn't it. :eek:

As with all things. :rolleyes:

In comparison, Princess's bar prices are very reasonable from where I live. I am not complaining. That same LIIT would cost probably around $10-12 here on Long Island.

As with all things. :rolleyes:

 

In comparison, Princess's bar prices are very reasonable from where I live. I am not complaining. That same LIIT would cost probably around $10-12 here on Long Island.

I know, I hope they don't get that high. :eek:

$7.95 last week onboard The Ruby.

 

Mike:)

They are $10 if you order them in a Long Island restaurant. A Manhattan is probably $12 in Manhattan.

If you like the Long Island Iced Tea, you should try the Beverly Hills Iced Tea. That quickly became my favorite on our last cruise.

Yes, yes and yes!! I have these on all my Princess Cruises... And they destroy me.

Yes, yes and yes!! I have these on all my Princess Cruises... And they destroy me.

Captain's bounty has become one of my favorites too. Rum punch form of LOng Island Iced Ta.

at Christmas on the Ruby they were $5.50 - best bargain on the ship.

sounds like they have gone up?

Just got off the Ruby last week....as I had several of these, I can tell you that the bill for each was $6.33, which includes the automatic 15% gratuity. A very good deal for a Long Island!

If you like the Long Island Iced Tea, you should try the Beverly Hills Iced Tea. That quickly became my favorite on our last cruise.

I agree! Those are yummy!

We order them every day - they are $6.33 with the 15%. The confusion probably surrounds the Long Island versus the Beverly Hills Iced Tea - the $7.95 is for the Beverly Hills which is made with premium liquors and sparkling wine.

Once you find a good bartender you will find that they free pour and make the regular Long Islands very strong - and a lot of the time they will use the premium liquors.

If you like the Long Island Iced Tea, you should try the Beverly Hills Iced Tea. That quickly became my favorite on our last cruise.

Sounds like a plan.

We order them every day - they are $6.33 with the 15%. The confusion probably surrounds the Long Island versus the Beverly Hills Iced Tea - the $7.95 is for the Beverly Hills which is made with premium liquors and sparkling wine.

 

Once you find a good bartender you will find that they free pour and make the regular Long Islands very strong - and a lot of the time they will use the premium liquors.

so there is a god after all...

Thanks Everyone for the replies to my questions.:D