Drinks for a four years old

[Ericco]

Hello cruisers,

What are the options for my four years old boy with beverages?

At home, he only drinks Apple juice, milk or water. I don't want him to drink fizzy drinks.

 

Thanks for you replies

 

Eric

 

 

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[At Sea 4Ever]

Hello cruisers,

What are the options for my four years old boy with beverages?

At home, he only drinks Apple juice, milk or water. I don't want him to drink fizzy drinks.

 

Thanks for you replies

 

Eric

 

 

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Juice, milk, water and flavored water are all available. Royal even offers a package where u can purchase X amount of bottles of juice that are delivered to your stateroom. Check the website for more info!

 

 

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[Ericco]

I saw the water packages but nothing about fruit juices

 

 

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[Discodaisy]

Hi we sailed on the Radiance a few years ago with our 4 year old. She just drinks water and milk and I found there was easy access to both at breakfast, just water at lunch and dinner

[TravelerThom]

Hello cruisers,

What are the options for my four years old boy with beverages?

At home, he only drinks Apple juice, milk or water. I don't want him to drink fizzy drinks...

Complimentary juice (apple, orange, others) is available in the Windjammer (WJ) Cafe and in the Main Dining Room at breakfast; I'm not sure how much is available at other times. In WJ juices come out of self-serve dispensing machines, and after breakfast most [all?] of the juice is swapped out for cold tea, lemonade, etc.

 

Milk (skim and whole (or is that 2%?) is available, pretty sure at all meals in WJ and MDR; WJ milk comes in sealed single glass sized small paper cartons. [i am now seeing Discodaisy's comment that WJ milk is breakfast only - I thought it was there at other meals, but I might be wrong. I'm pretty sure that a request in WJ would produce cartons of milk delivered to you. Kids are not the only ones who like milk and cookies:)]

 

Water is available at WJ and MDR, and the water that comes out of the tap is perfectly okay to drink - bottles of water are sold, but I drink tap water.

 

Almost all RCI cabins have a mini-bar semi-refrigerator (it is cool, but not cold). The mini-bar is mostly full of stuff for sale, but it is not unusual for people to take the merchandise out and use the mini-bar for cool storage. A carton of milk would probably be fine in there for the day, but probably wouldn't be cool enough to keep it longer than that. For health reason bottles are not supposed to be filled from dispensing machines (an issue with mouths having been on the bottle lip might touch the dispensing nipple itself); there are no rules forbidding pouring from a glass into your bottle.

 

Thom

[Grandma Dazzles]

Juice is available at all locations for breakfast (there is a charge for fresh squeezed orange juice).

 

Lemonade and flavored waters available. Also tap water is perfectly okay to drink; you don't have to purchase bottled water.

 

White and chocolate milk (whole and skim) available - they are small cartons and usually out by the cereal at breakfast in the Windjammer buffet, but they are also available all day - you just need to ask and someone will get for you if you don't see. Also available in main dining room at all times.

 

Hot chocolate is also available - some kids like! Room service also delivers milk.

 

Above are all free and included with your cruise fare. Coffee, hot tea and ice tea also free - but figured your child would not drink those.

Edited January 17, 2015 by PMcC1998

[jkrislc]

Milk is always available at all meals in the MDR. If you'd like milk at lunch or dinner in the WJ, just ask one of the servers and they'll get it for you.

[Lionesss]

Also available is hot chocolate and chocolate milk.

 

If you do not see it just ask

 

Safe travel.s