Not big drinkers but liked it when we could take drinks to "go"

[Drew B 58]

2 hours ago, carohs said:

Carnival does allow you to bring a limited amount of beer and wine onboard, too, to consume in your room/balcony. Factor that into whether to get cheers or not. 

Wine, yes;  beer, no.

[CruizinSusan70]

On 10/13/2023 at 8:08 PM, Kelownabccan said:

Thanks.....still mulling over the price for the package....have lots of time to think....lol

Have to add 18% gratuity on top of the 59.95 cost.  Getting 10% discounted cards through AARP helps.

[sparks1093]

18 hours ago, carohs said:

Carnival does allow you to bring a limited amount of beer and wine onboard, too, to consume in your room/balcony. Factor that into whether to get cheers or not. 

Wine only, no beer. One bottle per adult.

[carohs]

On 10/20/2023 at 11:17 AM, Drew B 58 said:

Wine, yes;  beer, no.

 

On 10/21/2023 at 3:43 AM, sparks1093 said:

Wine only, no beer. One bottle per adult.

Ah. was getting my cruise lines confused. thanks!

[eh24fan]

On 10/20/2023 at 12:06 PM, carohs said:

Carnival does allow you to bring a limited amount of beer and wine onboard, too, to consume in your room/balcony. Factor that into whether to get cheers or not. 

I don't believe beer is allowed to be brough on, but I believe a bottle of wine per adult 21+ is allowed.  

[CruizinSusan70]

On 10/23/2023 at 12:13 PM, carohs said:

 

Ah. was getting my cruise lines confused. thanks!

Which cruise line currently allows you to bring on beer when embarking from a US based port?

[carohs]

12 hours ago, CruizinSusan70 said:

Which cruise line currently allows you to bring on beer when embarking from a US based port?

DCL allows a 6pk. And unlike Carnival, it's at every port not just embarkation. 

[MujerIsla]

If it helps your decision any, I think the Cheers price is $69.95 per day now. 

[sparks1093]

3 minutes ago, MujerIsla said:

If it helps your decision any, I think the Cheers price is $69.95 per day now. 

For the shorter cruises, 5 days or less.

[MujerIsla]

Just now, sparks1093 said:

For the shorter cruises, 5 days or less.

Thanks! Didn't realize there was a difference, but makes total sense.

[CruizinSusan70]

31 minutes ago, carohs said:

DCL allows a 6pk. And unlike Carnival, it's at every port not just embarkation. 

Disney...you pay three times as much for the cruise, but you get to bring on a six pack at each port.  If I was offered a free cruise on Disney, I'd turn it down.  Too many Rugrats.

[CruizinSusan70]

33 minutes ago, MujerIsla said:

If it helps your decision any, I think the Cheers price is $69.95 per day now. 

As Sparks mentioned it's for short cruises only.  Check out what RCI charges with their dynamic pricing policy that fluctuates depending upon ship, time of year and length of cruise.  Carnival's pricing is cheaper.

Edited October 26, 2023 by CruizinSusan70