Free water in the gym?

[CruiseyLife]

Hi cruisers, are there any ships that have complimentary bottled water in the gym?

And any idea what it costs onboard?

PS. Not all-inclusive ships!

Thanks

[navybankerteacher]

Hi cruisers, are there any ships that have complimentary bottled water in the gym?

And any idea what it costs onboard?

PS. Not all-inclusive ships!

Thanks

 

They all have free water - just not in little plastic bottles. If they are important to you, you can fill your ownin your bathroom, let it cool in your refrigerator overnight, then bring it with you to the gym.

[Keith1010]

Some ships do offer complimentary bottled water such as the Luxury Cruise Lines.

 

Keith

[sail7seas]

I'd plan to bring my own bottle and not be left dehydrated. If you find at your first visit to the gym they have water bottles, you won't need to bring one the next time you go to the gym.

 

[paul929207]

All the mainstream lines will charge you for bottles of water. We just bring a few empty bottles and fill them ourselves for free

[Nebr.cruiser]

Most ship gyms I have been in have water coolers with disposable cups available. I haven't seen bottled water there (for free), but maybe some do.

[sail7seas]

Seems to me, I saw a water bubbler in gym on HAL but I can't be absolutely sure. They certainly would provide cups if there was a bubbler.

 

[LHT28]

Hi cruisers, are there any ships that have complimentary bottled water in the gym?

And any idea what it costs onboard?

PS. Not all-inclusive ships!

Thanks

Oceania they also have free sports drinks

 

Most charge $3.50 + for a small bottle

 

Tap water is free

[spookwife]

Hi cruisers, are there any ships that have complimentary bottled water in the gym?

And any idea what it costs onboard?

PS. Not all-inclusive ships!

Thanks

 

not bottled no.

 

they have the dispensers with cucumber or lemon slices floating in it and you dispense into small paper cups.

 

depending on the cruise line, bottled water can be part of a beverage package.

 

Celebrity's premium package for instance includes bottled water and many juices/smoothies and other non alcoholic drinks on top of the booze.

[CruiseyLife]

Oceania they also have free sports drinks

 

Most charge $3.50 + for a small bottle

 

Tap water is free

 

Aha! So there is one ship that does have free bottled water (and sports drinks, wow) in the gym? Thank you! I am looking for that specific info, rather than water fountains etc. I knew I had seen it somewhere, on a ship without free drinks. I was on Marina this year, so that must be it!

 

Let's just say I am settling a bet :)

[LHT28]

Aha! So there is one ship that does have free bottled water (and sports drinks, wow) in the gym? Thank you! I am looking for that specific info, rather than water fountains etc. I knew I had seen it somewhere, on a ship without free drinks. I was on Marina this year, so that must be it!

 

Let's just say I am settling a bet :)

Yes free non alcoholic drinks on the ships not just the gym ;)

 

Did you win the bet??

 

Lyn

[CruiseyLife]

Yes, if I don't mention that bottled water is free in Oceania cabins and bars too....! That's just a technicality, in my opinion. I'm still right :p

[bob brown]

Cabins in Celebrity's Aqua Class receive complimentary bottled water daily...

[notentirelynormal]

You've been on 36 cruises and you really have to come to this board to ask if water is free? Really? With the cruises you've listed - which some are pretty expensive lines....I can't believe that you are really wondering about spending a couple of dollars on a bottle of water. It sounds to me that you do a radio show about cruises and you are asking other to provide you with the info to do your shows. Have you really done the variety of ships and lines that you show on your list? Or have you done some and just want to do your "live show" using others information? Have you even cruised?

[navybankerteacher]

Aha! So there is one ship that does have free bottled water (and sports drinks, wow) in the gym? Thank you! I am looking for that specific info, rather than water fountains etc. I knew I had seen it somewhere, on a ship without free drinks. I was on Marina this year, so that must be it!

 

Let's just say I am settling a bet :)

 

Then you lost the bet. Your initial post stipulated not all inclusive -- Oceania is all inclusive.

[Lovely other]

You've been on 36 cruises and you really have to come to this board to ask if water is free? Really? With the cruises you've listed - which some are pretty expensive lines....I can't believe that you are really wondering about spending a couple of dollars on a bottle of water. It sounds to me that you do a radio show about cruises and you are asking other to provide you with the info to do your shows. Have you really done the variety of ships and lines that you show on your list? Or have you done some and just want to do your "live show" using others information? Have you even cruised?

 

a bit of paranoia setting in there honey ?

[LHT28]

Then you lost the bet. Your initial post stipulated not all inclusive -- Oceania is all inclusive.

Oceania is NOT all inclusive

[momofmeg]

not bottled no.

 

they have the dispensers with cucumber or lemon slices floating in it and you dispense into small paper cups.

 

depending on the cruise line, bottled water can be part of a beverage package.

 

Celebrity's premium package for instance includes bottled water and many juices/smoothies and other non alcoholic drinks on top of the booze.

 

Celebrity spa/Blu staterooms do give you water for free I understand. They are a bit higher than a regualr balcony stateroom but still less than a suite.

[notentirelynormal]

a bit of paranoia setting in there honey ?

 

Where do you get paranoid about me asking him about his cruise history? Paranoid? Do you think I see him stalking me honey? I think my questions are valid. He's listed 36 different cruises with a variety a cruiselines. Seems strange that in all those cruises he never bought a bottle of water or is even curious about the cost since all of his cruises have happened in the last 4 years. That's quite a pretty penny to pay, especially as a solo, then to come on CC to ask if he can get free water.

 

From his previous postings:

 

I'm a solo traveller/travel blogger from Australia - and under 40!

 

I'll be talking about cruise ship safety on ABC Radio today at 3.40pm (SYD time), discussing exactly the things mentioned here e.g. is it time for motion detection technology on side of ships?

 

Louise, Editor, Cruise Weekly[/i]

[momofmeg]

Where do you get paranoid about me asking him about his cruise history? Paranoid? Do you think I see him stalking me honey? I think my questions are valid. He's listed 36 different cruises with a variety a cruiselines. Seems strange that in all those cruises he never bought a bottle of water or is even curious about the cost since all of his cruises have happened in the last 4 years. That's quite a pretty penny to pay, especially as a solo, then to come on CC to ask if he can get free water.

 

From his previous postings:

 

I'm a solo traveller/travel blogger from Australia - and under 40!

 

I'll be talking about cruise ship safety on ABC Radio today at 3.40pm (SYD time), discussing exactly the things mentioned here e.g. is it time for motion detection technology on side of ships?

 

Louise, Editor, Cruise Weekly[/i]

 

 

Good point. If he has been on 36 cruises he should already know about the lines he does anyway.

[LHT28]

I think if his name is Louise he is probably a she :rolleyes:

[navybankerteacher]

Oceania is NOT all inclusive

 

I'll rely on Fodors: "Oceania Cruises offers mostly all-inclusive pricing, but does add on gratuities." --- rather than on you. Admittedly, the tipping issue might dilute the meaning of the term "all inclusive", but Oceania surely belongs in that category. As a matter of fact, I do not believe any lines actually cover EVERYTHING - postage for post cards, for example,, cigars or cigarettes, etc.

[LHT28]

I'll rely on Fodors: "Oceania Cruises offers mostly all-inclusive pricing, but does add on gratuities." --- rather than on you. Admittedly, the tipping issue might dilute the meaning of the term "all inclusive", but Oceania surely belongs in that category. As a matter of fact, I do not believe any lines actually cover EVERYTHING - postage for post cards, for example,, cigars or cigarettes, etc.

I am not sure what you read into the statement but I can assure you they are not all inclusive you pay for drinks, gratuities, excursions

They are considered a premium line they include non alcoholic beverages, no extra charges for specialty restaurants

They do have some promotions where gratuities & other perks are included

just check their website for details

 

Lyn

[iheartbda]

Where do you get paranoid about me asking him about his cruise history? Paranoid? Do you think I see him stalking me honey? I think my questions are valid. He's listed 36 different cruises with a variety a cruiselines. Seems strange that in all those cruises he never bought a bottle of water or is even curious about the cost since all of his cruises have happened in the last 4 years. That's quite a pretty penny to pay, especially as a solo, then to come on CC to ask if he can get free water.

 

From his previous postings:

 

I'm a solo traveller/travel blogger from Australia - and under 40!

 

I'll be talking about cruise ship safety on ABC Radio today at 3.40pm (SYD time), discussing exactly the things mentioned here e.g. is it time for motion detection technology on side of ships? Strange that they never bought a bottle of water? Louise, Editor, Cruise Weekly[/i]

Sheesh, it was a bet. Nowhere did I see the OP indicating they necessarily wanted free water. Besides, many people are content with the ship's water and don't ever purchase any bottled water.

[notentirelynormal]

Sheesh, it was a bet. Nowhere did I see the OP indicating they necessarily wanted free water. Besides, many people are content with the ship's water and don't ever purchase any bottled water.

 

 

Free water in the gym?

Hi cruisers, are there any ships that have complimentary bottled water in the gym?

And any idea what it costs onboard?

PS. Not all-inclusive ships!

Thanks

 

The OP's first post - the start of this thread. No mention of a bet. She wants to know what ships have free water at the gym and how much water costs on board. For someone showing so many and varied cruises it just seems like a weird question. Just my opinion and the only one I'm stating. Oh - and the title of the thread "FREE WATER IN THE GYM".