DebB

I wanted to make my own coffee!  Bought a tiny one-serving pod machine, then discovered they’re not allowed on the ship. Bummer. Not sure I’m into instant, though......

28 minutes ago, princevaliantus said:

I bring my own coffee. Just get steamed milk and pour! Voila!! Authentic Caffè Veneziano con Latte!!

Yep, the bottled water alone might make the refreshment package worth it. I guess since it’s an Alaska Cruise, the prices will be on the high end?

Hi JennyB, thanks for the response. Yes, I like regular brewed coffee. I’m not the Starbucks type, more the Dunkin Donuts type.   I have a Keurig at home and go for the medium roasts. And I haven’t decided on any other drink packages. Unlikely, since I don’t drink a lot of soda or alcohol. The Disney free coffee was either a very light roast or it was watered down. 

On 3/23/2019 at 6:46 PM, Andrew72681 said:

As @Lovetocruise2002 mentioned it’s usually 10 per child. We’ve had times where they charged it and times when they didn’t charge us for our daughter at all. There’s also varying data points of whether you get charged when they order off the kids menu or the adult one. Our eight year old isn’t a big fan of kids menu food. The one time she did was at chops where she ordered the chicken, and a half chicken showed up for an eight year old. 

 

 

Check in your cruise planner and in the dining options you’ll look for BOGO dining. 

Wow!  Even most adults couldn’t eat that much. Kind of a waste of food. 

Is a coffee card worth it?  I don’t mind drinking regular coffee that’s provided free, but Disney’s regular coffee was horrendous!  How is the RCCL coffee (we’ll be on the Radiance)?