Question on two rooms?

[ScottG]

I have booked a trip this February. I booked two rooms, one for my two kids 18/16 and one for my girlfriend and I. However Royal required me to officially put an adult in each room. So my girlfriend and daughter in one and my son and I in the second. I want to get the alcohol package for my girlfriend and I but obviously only the soda drink package for my kids. Is it as easy as just having my son and girlfriend exchange wrist bands?  

[AshleyDillo]

The drink packages are tied to the passenger's room key so no need to trade wrist bands. What you will need to do is go to Guest Services and get duplicate key cards for the rooms so the correct people can have access to the correct rooms.

[ScottG]

1 hour ago, AshleyDillo said:

The drink packages are tied to the passenger's room key so no need to trade wrist bands. What you will need to do is go to Guest Services and get duplicate key cards for the rooms so the correct people can have access to the correct rooms.

Thanks for getting back to me!

[DunwoodyDad]

If your rooms are next to each other or across the hall, I’ve been able to call back after booking and get the names switched. That way you don’t have to get the soda package for the kids unless you really want it. 

[HeWhoWaits]

If you are getting the soda package (or refreshment package) for the under-21s anyway, room assignments won't matter for purposes of purchasing the packages.

[twangster]

When you have guests under 21 in a cabin they don't have to purchase any beverage package when someone in that cabin buys the deluxe beverage package. 

The rule governing the deluxe alcohol beverage package and everyone needing a beverage package only applies to people 21 and older. 

Your girlfriend can purchase the deluxe beverage package and your daughter can have no beverage package, or any non-alcoholic beverage package that you want your daughter to have.

You will find it cheaper to buy all beverage packages before you sail and you can purchase them separately so you can watch for price drops separately and exchange them separately if a price drop for one but not the other does occur.