Felt kind of ripped off because although we were able to get cokes in plastic cups, that was not always easy to do especially when eating in Windjammer.
Anyway, just checking to see if anyone else had the same experience. Thanks!

cowboy71 wrote:We got our cups - they were waiting for us in our room.
RootOfAllEvil wrote:By the way, did any of you receive an email form RCL with access codes for their customer feedback programm?
On the cruise planner for the last day they promised to send the emails on the day of debarkation.
TheSalamanizer wrote:My souvenir cup was waiting in my room. I guess if you bought the package online ahead of time you got the cup, but if you bought it there you didn't?
AmelieM wrote:I bought the package on board and they told me they were out of cup, but to come back the next and they'd give me one. I did and they gave me a cup, but it wasn't a Coca Cola souvenir cup. Just a regular RC coffee cup. Not what I expected, but oh well. Plus this year, the package only included soda, no Powerade, no Vitaminewater or other Coca Cola products. I'm not buying this again next year.
TheSalamanizer wrote:My souvenir cup was waiting in my room. I guess if you bought the package online ahead of time you got the cup, but if you bought it there you didn't? I was bmmed about no machine, but the package was still great, really helped me and my roommate drink all of the whiskey we brought, AND stay awake longer.
Mal2000 wrote:Q to all who were on Liberty: did they have free drinks like water, ice thee, lemonade, coffe at Windjammer?
Mal2000 wrote:Q to all who were on Liberty: did they have free drinks like water, ice thee, lemonade, coffe at Windjammer?
if so, that would be enough for me from non-alcoholic without buying soda package.
thx
Phoenix wrote:Mal2000 wrote:Q to all who were on Liberty: did they have free drinks like water, ice thee, lemonade, coffe at Windjammer?
if so, that would be enough for me from non-alcoholic without buying soda package.
thx
Yup, and it was American style iced tea too, meaning that there's less sugar than the Canadian Nestea. I really wish that was a thing we'd adopt up North... Nestea is an entirely different beast.
Phoenix wrote:
Yup, and it was American style iced tea too, meaning that there's less sugar than the Canadian Nestea.
manamachine wrote:Nestea is the devil. I make my own iced tea by pouring hot tea on ice.
Also, I could be wrong, but I'm fairly certain the "usual" American way is what they call sweet tea: iced tea filled with sugar (basically Nestea).
Mal2000 wrote:Phoenix wrote:
Yup, and it was American style iced tea too, meaning that there's less sugar than the Canadian Nestea.
Excellent. That will do for me + liters of beer & mojitos
Krys wrote:
American Iced Tea would have been great.... I didn't noticed a diff though and thought it was the Canadian sugary kind, am I wrong?
feanorfelagund wrote:I got the soda package and didn't even try to use it (opting for the $200/day long island ice-tea package). It did occur to me after the cruise those cups would be perfect for drinking near the mosh pit without spilling.
manamachine wrote:Phoenix wrote:Mal2000 wrote:Q to all who were on Liberty: did they have free drinks like water, ice thee, lemonade, coffe at Windjammer?
if so, that would be enough for me from non-alcoholic without buying soda package.
thx
Yup, and it was American style iced tea too, meaning that there's less sugar than the Canadian Nestea. I really wish that was a thing we'd adopt up North... Nestea is an entirely different beast.
Nestea is the devil. I make my own iced tea by pouring hot tea on ice.
Also, I could be wrong, but I'm fairly certain the "usual" American way is what they call sweet tea: iced tea filled with sugar (basically Nestea).
Phoenix wrote:
Yup, and it was American style iced tea too, meaning that there's less sugar than the Canadian Nestea. I really wish that was a thing we'd adopt up North... Nestea is an entirely different beast.
ewest305 wrote:However, I did not have a difficult time getting coke like I did on Majesty. They gave nice sized Cokes at the pizza place. You just had to go to the dude who usually serves alcohol.
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