NoddyNYC

NoddyNYC The "Drink Card" is something that has been showing up sproadically (that I can tell) on some RCCL ships. From what I can tell it may be tied to potentially low bar revenues, as I've only noticed it being offered late in the cruise, not at first.
 
For example, Last week on Liberty, I saw them have a table set up in front of the Windjammer selling drink cards, good for 10 drinks (up to $12 each) for $67 + 18% gratuity = $79.06.  ($7.90 per drink).  This only appeared on the lasty 2 days of the week (Friday and Saturday), so I am assuming that it was being used as an incentive to generate additional bar income.  

I was just wondering if anyone else was worried about this or has any more info, we are headed to Belize and Honduras in May and I have small children.

Actually Jerel, I've found that a generous tip to the porter will get a sticker on that case of water and have it delivered right to the cabin. It was sitting right there next to the bags when I opened the door â›´

Symptoms of the virus and similar to a common cold and aren't severe.  The risk is due to the possible link between pregnant women infected with the virus and microcephaly, where no significant risk is known to exist for healthy persons who are not pregnant or trying to become pregnant. 
 
Symptoms: http://www.cdc.gov/zika/symptoms/index.html
 
As always, I don't provide medical advice and you should talk to your doctor about personal risks, avoidance, and mitigation.