Comments on: Meals on a Cruise Ship http://cruiseradio.net/general-cruise-info/meals-on-a-cruise-ship/ Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:36:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Janice http://cruiseradio.net/general-cruise-info/meals-on-a-cruise-ship/comment-page-1/#comment-800 Janice Wed, 21 Apr 2010 15:08:17 +0000 http://cruiseradio.net/?p=1700#comment-800 Is'nt it odd that customers complain that the meals in the dining room arent as good these days maybe cruise lines are doing this on purpose so that pay for the specility restaurants. I saw the menu's for P&O cruises new ship Azura on http://www.cruise.co.uk and I've got to be honest the main meal didnt look that appealing Is’nt it odd that customers complain that the meals in the dining room arent as good these days maybe cruise lines are doing this on purpose so that pay for the specility restaurants. I saw the menu’s for P&O cruises new ship Azura on http://www.cruise.co.uk and I’ve got to be honest the main meal didnt look that appealing

]]> By: Scott Lara http://cruiseradio.net/general-cruise-info/meals-on-a-cruise-ship/comment-page-1/#comment-655 Scott Lara Tue, 19 Jan 2010 23:43:11 +0000 http://cruiseradio.net/?p=1700#comment-655 Doug...Great comments. I would like to add that many years ago, cruises were pretty much "all inclusive" meaning that the only thing you had to pay for was casino chips, alcohol and shore excursions. Over the years, the cruise lines have figured out how to make more money since they are heavily discounting the cabins. Watch out for "the extra's" for example $2.50 for "fresh squeezed" orange juice at breakfast, having to "sign out" a towel so that if you don't bring it back, you get hit for $20.00 on your bill, and watch out for gratuities automatically added to your bill. For more great tips, stay tuned to Cruise Radio! Scott Lara Doug…Great comments. I would like to add that many years ago, cruises were pretty much “all inclusive” meaning that the only thing you had to pay for was casino chips, alcohol and shore excursions. Over the years, the cruise lines have figured out how to make more money since they are heavily discounting the cabins. Watch out for “the extra’s” for example $2.50 for “fresh squeezed” orange juice at breakfast, having to “sign out” a towel so that if you don’t bring it back, you get hit for $20.00 on your bill, and watch out for gratuities automatically added to your bill. For more great tips, stay tuned to Cruise Radio!

Scott Lara

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