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Hi guys, I have noticed with some drinks packages you are only allowed about 15 drinks, does this also apply to the ultimate Drinks package with Norwegian, I ask because I have not seen anything mentioned about this on the NCL site.

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Hi guys, I have noticed with some drinks packages you are only allowed about 15 drinks, does this also apply to the ultimate Drinks package with Norwegian, I ask because I have not seen anything mentioned about this on the NCL site.

 

Nope, no limit.

 

I suppose though that if someone gets drunk and disorderly, then security would probably step in so no more drinks, at least then.

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To clarify on limits though, does the person with the UBC have a limit they can get at a time? I think I saw maybe two drinks somewhere? I have heard waits can get long and may be interested in not waiting on the next round!

 

The waits are not long at all. There is an unwritten rule that you can get 2 drinks. Use to be 1 at a time.

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Hi guys, I have noticed with some drinks packages you are only allowed about 15 drinks, does this also apply to the ultimate Drinks package with Norwegian, I ask because I have not seen anything mentioned about this on the NCL site.

 

Nope... no limit... as long as you're mostly upright and semi-conscious, you're good to go.

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To clarify on limits though, does the person with the UBC have a limit they can get at a time? I think I saw maybe two drinks somewhere? I have heard waits can get long and may be interested in not waiting on the next round!

waits are long depending on what you call long. We did have a long wait the first cruise we took that offered the UBP a couple of times: one time was in the casino, at the bar and the other was the first day, by the pool. there were not that many people, but they only had 2 bar tenders and people were pushing and shoving. Otherwise we have never waited over a couple of minutes, regardless as to which bar we have used.

Yes, you do have to wait between ordering drinks which makes sense. Otherwise you could be ordering for all your friends. :p:D

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I was on the jade in Jan and we had no issue ordering 2 drinks at a time with 1 card... in fact even when we were both there they would only run one card so then we switched to taking turns getting rounds. Several bars did this with no issues. I believe it is actually a written rule - remember seeing it somewhere on Norwegians website.

 

Outside of the bar closest to the buffet on embarkation day, we never ran into any waits at the bars for more than a few minutes

 

 

 

 

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Don't think I can drink 15 in one day. We will see next week.

 

I'm not a drinker, but I do have a very high tolerance, so on our first cruise we had the drinks package. I drank a painkiller about every 20 minutes from about 10 am till I went to bed, which was usually about 11 pm. I did not find the drinks strong at all. In fact, they were a bit on the weak side.

 

I more than would have gotten my money's worth if I had paid for the package.

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I'm not a drinker, but I do have a very high tolerance, so on our first cruise we had the drinks package. I drank a painkiller about every 20 minutes from about 10 am till I went to bed, which was usually about 11 pm. I did not find the drinks strong at all. In fact, they were a bit on the weak side.

I more than would have gotten my money's worth if I had paid for the package.

 

What watered down drinks - the sacrilege - the horror of it all - wasting water like that that could be charged

an outrageous fee for simple consumption in a monopoly controlled market !

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We were on the Getaway last September...we had the Beverage Package but routinely tipped the bartenders $1/drink...By the second day they knew us and by the third day they'd see us in line and pour out drink. The lines weren't usually too long but this technique helped when they were!

 

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What watered down drinks - the sacrilege - the horror of it all - wasting water like that that could be charged

an outrageous fee for simple consumption in a monopoly controlled market !

 

I did not say watered down drink, I said weak drinks. There is a difference.

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I'm not a drinker, but I do have a very high tolerance, so on our first cruise we had the drinks package. I drank a painkiller about every 20 minutes from about 10 am till I went to bed, which was usually about 11 pm. I did not find the drinks strong at all. In fact, they were a bit on the weak side.

 

I more than would have gotten my money's worth if I had paid for the package.

 

 

 

I have found it to be quite the opposite. The drinks tend to be stronger than the average recipe.

 

 

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Hi guys, I have noticed with some drinks packages you are only allowed about 15 drinks, does this also apply to the ultimate Drinks package with Norwegian, I ask because I have not seen anything mentioned about this on the NCL site.

 

 

when I called and asked what the limits might be - I was told the limit was drinks up to $15. so you can order as many $14.99 drinks as you want.

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I have found it to be quite the opposite. The drinks tend to be stronger than the average recipe.

 

 

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I found the pre-made drinks weak (comparable to what I would expect from a chain restaurant). The made to order drinks were similar to what I would get in a neighborhood bar.

 

 

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