soft drinks package

[Salacia]

If you each have at least 3 sodas a day, you will make out OK.

 

Don

 

:confused:

[morxx]

Is there free water in the self service restaurant and can you fill a bottle there?

[Dcoy]

Is there free water in the self service restaurant and can you fill a bottle there?

 

For health reasons, they do not recommend refilling bottles.

 

Don

[Underwatr]

You can fill several glasses and fill the water bottle from those, however. They'd rather wash 2 or 3 glasses than risk contamination from an unclean bottle.

[morxx]

Thanks for the replies.

 

Underwtr: that is what I will do. I have a reusable bottle which is supposed not to leach plastic

[luckymal]

"Soft Drinks Package

 

The Cunard soft drinks package (Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Lemonade, Soda, Tonic Water (from the soda gun only) & fruit juices (Orange, Apple, Grapefruit, Pineapple, Tomato & Cranberry.) is available at $6.50 per day (+ 15% gratuity charges)

 

The soft drinks package is not available of cruises of less than four days and when purchased must be purchased for the entire cruise (for example, on a 12 night cruise, the cost of the soft drinks package would be $78 + 15%). It is not possible to purchase the package for only a number of days during your cruise.

 

Passengers who purchase this package are entitled to receive unlimited soft drinks and juices in a glass in any of the restaurants and cocktail bars. The package does not extend to bottled water, in cabin beverage service or to any other non alcoholic beverages in bars.

 

This package may only be purchased on board. Please speak with Reception once onboard." -copied from

https://ask.cunard.com/help/cunard/life-on-board/drinks_package

 

The cost of a soft drink is so cheap when supplied by the gun, the profit margin is astronomical, probably less than 25cents.:eek:

[pmb1]

The cost of a soft drink is so cheap when supplied by the gun, the profit margin is astronomical, probably less than 25cents.:eek:

The profit on "by the gun" soft drinks is astronomical because the cost is less than four cents per drink, and most of that is the cost of the paper cup.