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Even with a beverage package you'll have to pay regular bar pricing for a Bloody Mary or mimosa delivered. One exception is for guests staying in Star Class suites.

Staples such as Chia is normally available. Typically the premium tea is Tazo brand bags. Don't think I've ever seen anything along the lines of Starbuck's style with juices and such.

Oasis is Cats, Harmony has Grease.

$11 for Silver and $13 for Añejo. Hopefully they only charge for Silver when asked and they substitute for an aged one.

Still might be a strong sign not being able to modify/cancel the bid.

Do you have any other bids? If those are showing expired you might be lucky.

Diamond at 140 points, then every 70 points.

Toss in a video look around of The Mason Jar. Was also just pointed out to me the app now lists "Late Night" for a third set of hours. No idea if this includes any food options or bar service only to lounge and listen to music.

Wrong cruise line. With Royal, on sale a case of 24 cans/bottles of spring water runs almost $17 factoring in the gratuity.

Most ships it has been $10 minimum. Want to say $25 minimum for double odds.

I'll also suggest Wonderland. Will also say to be open to your "culinary experience guide" and indicate any dislikes. Also, look over the menu and decide on any must try items and tell your guide. Finally, if you do try something that your really liked, don't be afraid to ask for another round. Keep in mind the appetizer items are what I'd call small bites. Good example, the Liquid Lobster is just a spoonful.

Third-party website to the rescue: cruiseplum.com The filters on cruiseplum are somewhat powerful. Only catch is you can drill down to exact categories, just super categories. Example you can filter out full suites or Star class suite. However, you can't filter to only Owner's suites or Star lofts.

Proprietary: Lavazza BLUE Capsules

Cruiseplum.com might work. Until you start digging down you might not see the higher category staterooms with a category. Example if looking at an Owner's Suite the initial results would show a Grand Suite if available. Once you pick the Suite category it will show the OS.

Hmm... maybe a new source of onboard revenue. Rental stadium seats...

Looking in the app it appears Vintages does. Technically they are a few of the appetizers from Jamie's Italian.

Updated gifts

Been a slight modification to the list.

Think this is the exact reason. Not all guests aren't going to understand the differences and terminal agents are going to work in their own bubbles. Guess we'll find out the fallout when Carnival's policy kicks in. Worst case Carnival could have a third party mRNA vaccination clinic setup at the terminal to provide boosters. CDC does consider one "up to date" second after getting the booster.

If you're referring to dining in Coastal Kitchen it wouldn't matter hitting up a bar first. The Suite Lounge bar carries just about all same spirits as any other bar does. Key thing is the selection of spirits with the complimentary Happy Hour cocktails. Only real catch is I don't think they have access to a blender.

Fish n Ships, on Indy, is also pay and not covered by any dining package.

Same deal for cocktails, complementary during happy hour. Correct about a limited selection of spirits, no clue what the current selections are.

Oasis class ships, yes. Vintages equivalent (Giovanni's Wine Bar) on Odyssey is another yes.

On Oasis class ships. From 11a-11p soda, water, beer, and wine is available from the Suite Lounge bar. Drinks from Coastal Kitchen come from the Suite Lounge bar on Oasis class ships.

You're reading my mind again in use of that quote.