Free beverages at the buffet and internet speed

[diverward]

Hello all, just wondering what free beverages are served in the buffet during Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner?

Also if anyone knows how fast are the streaming internet speeds on the Divina.

[Cruise5life]

If I could read your text maybe I could answer.    Lol.  That font is terrible for a forum. Lol.  

[diverward]

11 minutes ago, Cruise5life said:

If I could read your text maybe I could answer.    Lol.  That font is terrible for a forum. Lol.  

Hello all, just wondering what free beverages are served in the buffet during Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner?

Also if anyone knows how fast are the streaming internet speeds on the Divina.

Is this better? Thanks !!!

[JT1962]

13 minutes ago, Cruise5life said:

If I could read your text maybe I could answer.    Lol.  That font is terrible for a forum. Lol.  

Agreed. I see a few people use that font and it is unreadable, at least on an iPhone. Maybe it looks better on other devices

[Mutumbojimbo]

Although I don't have the answers that the OP is looking for, for anyone struggling with the font, their post reads: "Hello all, just wondering what free beverages are served in the buffet during Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner?

Also if anyone knows how fast are the streaming internet speeds on the Divina."

[jame_g]

Coffee, Tea, Iced Tea, Milk, Juice (breakfast only), and ship's water. 

 

The juice seemed to vary at the buffet. Usually there were 3 choices. I always saw orange juice, but the others varied, cranberry, apple, pineapple, and some kind of citrus concoction. There may have been others because I didn't have breakfast at the buffet every day.

[stoddaj1]

We didn't try to stream but did facetime and it was fine.

 

[NMsunset]

Hi, was on Divina twice this year...had browse and stream on both trips.

 

1st trip was January and only about 600 people...speeds were good to great...

 

2nd trip was in October with ~ 3,000 people, best speed I got anywhere on the ship and at off hours like 02:00-0500 for the 12 day cruise (digital nomad who works various timezones) was 270kb...basically useless for any meaningful work/productivity. Had to use wifi and cellular in ports to struggle through work.

 

The newer ship have less issue with better/more modern infrastructure... but more people streaming social media and live streaming which consumes uber bandwidth...

 

Good Luck!