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[MYD714]

According to the CS in-room dining menu from allears.net:

Full Bar

Please allow 2 hours for full bar set up without bartender, or 5 hours for a full bar set up with bartender.

To host a hospitality suite, in room dining will provide bar set ups. Beverage hosts are available upon request at $100.00 for three (3) hours and an additional $35.00 per hour thereafter. Premium brand full bar set ups are $815.00 plus 18% service charge and 6% sales tax. Set ups include mixers, bloody Mary mix and vermouth (sweet and dry) lemon mix, ice glasses, stirrers, bar fruits, utensils and napkins.

 

[LarryNabisco]

According to the CS in-room dining menu from allears.net:

Full Bar

Please allow 2 hours for full bar set up without bartender, or 5 hours for a full bar set up with bartender.

To host a hospitality suite, in room dining will provide bar set ups. Beverage hosts are available upon request at $100.00 for three (3) hours and an additional $35.00 per hour thereafter. Premium brand full bar set ups are $815.00 plus 18% service charge and 6% sales tax. Set ups include mixers, bloody Mary mix and vermouth (sweet and dry) lemon mix, ice glasses, stirrers, bar fruits, utensils and napkins.

that's not it

 

[tlenzendorf]

Man, bummer! We're going the next weekend.

 

[LarryNabisco]

Man, bummer! We're going the next weekend.

bummer appears to be a one man show at this point.

 

[prncess674]

Posted this in another thread wanted to see if anyone here has done it before. Found out CSR offer's a "full bar" room service option. between 10-15 bottles of liquor, case of beer, ice and mixing accessories. I cannot remember how much they said it was but, think it was between 458-600 bucks. I'm going to go for it I think. Anyone done this before? Should I do it.

My guess is you will 10-15 minis (or maybe pints) and a case of beer, not a good investment if you ask me.