Bottomless Bubbles

[july2012]

Just looking for feedback from those who purchase this? Was it worth it?

 

Last cruise son went on he was 12 and wanted juice for breakfast and pop at dinner. He did also purchase several Miami Vice (virgin of course). So thinking this cruise to get the bottomless bubbles for him so he can drink pop with dinner and juice for breakfast and not order as many Miami vices since he would be able to get pop or juice instead.

 

Normally he does not drink alot of pop, but the juice for breakfast and maybe being able to get OJ or pineapple juice instead of water,,,

[jacksmycat]

Juice is free for breakfast so he can get that without purchasing bottomless bubbles. If he wants to drink juice or soda with the rest of his meals then it might be worth it. He would need to drink more than 1 or 2 a day to get your money's worth. My husband gets it but he will drink 6-8 sodas a day.

[wrigley80]

Take a 12-pack of pop onboard with you. I used to always purchase it. But now I have a 12-pack of water and a 12-pack of pop. It's more than enough for a 7-day cruise

[july2012]

Did not realize for breakfast you can get juice without a fee.

 

I may take pop and water on board that is a good idea, we will be there a day before so could go to store to purchase.

 

If we all take 12 bottles of water or pop that will be more then enough.

 

Can we take the bottles of pop or water we bring on board to dinner?

[pattimelt]

What I am seeing is that some people don't know that you can no longer take BOTTLES of water/pop (soda) on board. You MUST have cans. Water can be purchased as a 24 pack for $2.99 from the cruise line. If you want to take soda, make sure it's in CANS ONLY!!!!

[javafish]

$2.99 for 12-pk of Purified Bottled Water (16.9 fluid oz. bottle)

Please Note: Bottled water is non-refundable. You can now order for the same price on-board.

Edited January 4, 2016 by javafish

[torwa]

Make sure you carry on your 12 pack of pop. Do NOT check it in your luggage, they may catch it and confiscate it.

[tandemcruzr]

And remember -- cans only, no bottles (other than 1 bottle of wine p/p for adults 21 or older.) :)

Edited January 4, 2016 by tandemcruzr