Can anyone tell me if the NCL Sea offers a pop card for adults and how much it is, anything I've found on other posts gives an indefinite answer. Thanks

Can anyone tell me if the NCL Sea offers a pop card for adults and how much it is, anything I've found on other posts gives an indefinite answer. Thanks

Greg,
I have sailed on the Dawn last year and the Sea 2 years ago. Both offered soda cards, price was around $29 for a seven day cruise. When you buy it, you'll probably get a container of some sort (for the soda) and a sticker for your room key. Although they may say you need the container to get refills, you really just have to show the sticker on your room key. If they ask, tell them you forgot the container in your cabin, and they'll serve you a refill in a plastic glass. Hope this helps.

Gary

Thanks for the info Gary, it was just what I was looking for, much apprechiated.

GregD

Greg:

I know there are alternate views out there, but my wife and I drank soda because we found the tea to be an instant mix, and not up to par. We got the cards and two cool little coke glasses that we still have and still use. We went on the Star in June of last year.

If you go on one of the Hawaii trips the soda card is a lifesaver on Fanning Island where the price of soda escalates once you get there. I don't drink alcohol so the soda card was a terrific bargain for me.

Hope that helps


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A. L. DeWitt

I'm probally asking this question at the wrong place,if so I'm sorry.Was wondering what the card is like for your room and soda as well.Is it paper or plastic?

If you're talking about your room key, it's plastic, like a credit card. The "soda card" is not really a card at all; they give you a sticker that you put on the back of your room key. That way you always have it with you, and you just show your room key to get your soda free.

does this include the norwegian wind?

Thanks Gary,for your help.

For Pricey:

I was on the Wind in April. They also use the soda card idea. Hope this helps.