Chocolates

[RichC]

That does it. It's the last straw. RCI has eliminated the pillow chocolates & it was the only reason I sailed on them.

[Jim1012]

YUP! That would be a deal breaker for me too-but Mariner still has them every night, so I guess I'm still sailing!

[Spiritfilled]

That is too funny

[spoheat]

That would be a deal breaker for one of my daughters. We almost had a mutiny when she found out they wouldn't give her chocolate milk in the dining room on her third cruise. (the first two it was a daily deal) One must had priorities and I can't think of many more important than following the chocolate.

[penny3333]

That is totally unexceptable!

[Dave]

We've gotten baffled looks when asking for chocolate milk before. One one cruise (forget which line) they brought my son a cup of hot cocoa that had been iced down. I guess keeping a supply of Hershey's syrup is a huge logistics dilemma for some ships.

We never eat the pillow chocolates. We probably have a bag full of them growing stale in the cabinet. But it is another sign of the whittling away at the mainstream cruise product.

[blotter]

I love it Dave, can you imagine people getting out their Sea Pass for a pillow chocolate? Do you still get the bed turned down? How about towel animals? I love towel animals!!

[Dave]

They could have some little menus printed up, just like the ones for breakfast that you hang on the door handle. The "turn down" menu, where you can select chocolates (please enter the number of orders in the box), towel animals, turndown service, etc. The towel animals would have various prices, depending on difficulty.

[blotter]

Royal Caribbean should hire you Dave...that is a fabulous idea!! You are one clever man!!

[billybuzzy]

Would those towel animals include UV Protective sunglasses with the cruiseline logo? It might be worth it!

BillyBuzzy