More Money Less Cheers

[DonaldWC2]

Since Carnival is raising the Cheers package prices, are they going to raise the amount of drinks someone is aloud to have? Or are they just going to be like every other company by raising prices and basically kicking the consumer in the teeth?

[maryred]

Production costs have increased across the board and not just for liquor (have you seen the price of eggs lately). The price being charged by Carnival is the exact same price it was before the shut-down, so why wouldn't the company increase it's daily price for a package? At least they gave a heads up and are still cheaper than the other cruise lines. Royal's is $89.95/adult and though unlimited in alcohol quantity it does cap the drink price at $13 per glass and restricts you to having the drink made as described on the menu (no top shelf substitutions). While NCL is now over $100/adult and now requires you to purchase a child's beverage program for those under age if the adults on a booking (not just the cabin) choose the drink package, and with a low price threshold than Carnivals and certain label restrictions even if you order a custom mixed drink, plus it doesn't included bottled water or specialty coffees.

[contractsmatter]

No, it's just a higher price. Your allowed to speak aloud if you wish, though.

Edited April 12, 2022 by contractsmatter

[David Nevada]

On 4/12/2022 at 12:54 PM, contractsmatter said:

No, it's just a higher price. Your allowed to speak aloud if you wish, though.

Sigh.   *You're*