mjb7e wrote:Can someone explain how the non-alcoholic drink situation is? Can I drink water for free? What about other drinks, like soda or juice? Thanks.
Hoppy McGee wrote:All this talk of expenses has got me thinking about alcohol. Is alcohol served inside all of the concert venues on broad?
mjb7e wrote:Can someone explain how the non-alcoholic drink situation is? Can I drink water for free? What about other drinks, like soda or juice? Thanks.
mjb7e wrote:Can someone explain how the non-alcoholic drink situation is? Can I drink water for free? What about other drinks, like soda or juice? Thanks.
JARI wrote:Hoppy McGee wrote:All this talk of expenses has got me thinking about alcohol. Is alcohol served inside all of the concert venues on broad?
Not inside, exepct pool stage. But you dont die for thirsty i there
Memnoch wrote:JARI wrote:Hoppy McGee wrote:All this talk of expenses has got me thinking about alcohol. Is alcohol served inside all of the concert venues on broad?
Not inside, exepct pool stage. But you dont die for thirsty i there
There's a bar in every concert venue on broad.
The one on the back of the ice rink had some nice beers (limited amounts) like Rogue Dead Guy Ale, Stone IPA and Mission IPA. Obviously they ran out of those after the second day or so.
mjb7e wrote:Can someone explain how the non-alcoholic drink situation is? Can I drink water for free? What about other drinks, like soda or juice? Thanks.
metalmaciejmetal wrote:Memnoch wrote:There's a bar in every concert venue on broad.
The one on the back of the ice rink had some nice beers (limited amounts) like Rogue Dead Guy Ale, Stone IPA and Mission IPA. Obviously they ran out of those after the second day or so.
They had Dead Guy ale? Shit, I need to look out for that next time. Its a great beer, I had it at the Rogue brewery in Portland a few years ago
mooyagi wrote:I forget who told me, but that was a mistake. The case was supposed to be set aside for a different trip I believe and they accidentally opened it. Was nice while it lasted though. The ice rink bar and the irish pub did have the best beer selection.
alex_canada wrote:Not sure if I posted this before, but there is a staff bar onbroad which serves beer for about a buck. You need to have a staff buddy at a 1:1 ratio to get in though. Worth getting to know/hitting on certain staff
Pellaz wrote:mjb7e wrote:Can someone explain how the non-alcoholic drink situation is? Can I drink water for free? What about other drinks, like soda or juice? Thanks.
Water is free, along with some juice and lemonade service, available at all restaurants.
Royal Caribbean will offer two non-alcoholic drink packages for us; the less-expensive one is about $10-11/day and includes sodas, etc. (A bar-service soda will cost about $3 after mandatory tip, so it's not a bad deal.) Those packages will become available for advance purchase a few weeks before the cruise after UMC forwards our info over to Royal and the cruise-line loads it in.
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