Drink Menus?

[skiergirl4]

I'm trying to decide if we should purchase the ultimate beverage package for our upcoming cruise. Does anyone have a picture of, or a link to, current drink menus? Or a suggestion on where to find menu info? Are the drink menus/prices basically the same on all of the ships, or do they vary by ship/class? We are sailing on the Vision class. Thank you in advance for your help!

This is our second Royal Caribbean cruise, but the first one I am planning, so I'll probably have quite a few more questions over the next few months.

 

[eskimoinparadise]

I'm trying to decide if we should purchase the ultimate beverage package for our upcoming cruise. Does anyone have a picture of, or a link to, current drink menus? Or a suggestion on where to find menu info? Are the drink menus/prices basically the same on all of the ships, or do they vary by ship/class? We are sailing on the Vision class. Thank you in advance for your help!

This is our second Royal Caribbean cruise, but the first one I am planning, so I'll probably have quite a few more questions over the next few months.

If you go to cruise critic and do a search on the RCL forums, the menus are posted. The menus don't vary between ships, but the prices may be higher on the newer ships.

 

[Madteaparty001]

From what I've gathered you would need to drink 4-5 specialty cocktails per day to get your money's worth (average of $9-$13). If you also choose to enjoy the fresh squeezed orange juice in the morning or specialty coffees that of course will affect the numbers. You also can pick up bottle water with the plan. My DH and I are good with tap water and tea, 3 alcoholic drinks per week is high for us so we definitely won't be buying.

Some people report bloating from the tap water on ship (higher salt content) so if you're sensitive to that the bottled waters would be valuable.