"Free Unlimited Open Bar" is how NCL describes the Ultimate Beverage Package. You either pay for the package + 18% gratuity. or. You get the package as a Free at Sea promotion and just pay the 18% gratuity on the package (not per drink).

For $109 per person, per day, you can enjoy a wide selection of beverages up to $15 for the entire duration of your sailing. Additionally, you will be able to enjoy unlimited non-alcoholic beverages, including soda, juices, and bottled still and sparkling water.

The Haven Restaurant (Deck 16): Passengers who book Haven category accommodations -- the nicest onboard Norwegian Breakaway -- are entitled to dine at an exclusive restaurant located within the Haven complex. There's no charge for qualified passengers, and the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Based on retail value, choosing the Free Open Bar is a no-brainer for most. It will save you the most money on your cruise, but only if you drink alcoholic beverages. Remember, as mentioned above, you are still paying the gratuities on this package.

An open bar on a cruise refers to the availability of complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. From time to time, cruise lines will offer promotions that include an open bar, which can provide significant value for guests.

Luxury cruises often include some free alcoholic beverages. Some even offer an open bar to their guests, such as Seabourn, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas. Check out our compilation of cruises that include alcohol in your fare for more info.

Since most lines charge a "single supplement" - often 100% - which means that a person sailing alone will pay for two people, it kind of works out that having a "second guest" in a stateroom costs no more than one person -- meaning that the second guest arguably sails "free".

Water, lemonade, fruit juices, coffee, tea, regular and chocolate milk are all complimentary. For those who want a broader selection, drinks can be purchased individually, or guests can buy drink packages to avoid a large bill at the end of their vacation.

An “Open Bar” means you don't have to pay for drinks. A “Bar Tab” means the bartender will keep track of what you drink and you must pay for it at the end of your time in the bar.

I always learned that Open Bar = host pays, guests do not pay for any beverages (alcoholic or not). Open bar can be be just beer and wine (varieties of each), if the host chooses. Full bar=all types of liquor available to guests. Also fully hosted by host, guests don't pay.

Water, lemonade, fruit juices, coffee, tea, regular and chocolate milk are all complimentary. For those who want a broader selection, drinks can be purchased individually, or guests can buy drink packages to avoid a large bill at the end of their vacation.

Free Activities on Cruises: Trivia, pool games, big-screen movies, dance classes and sports deck activities (basketball, rock climbing, mini-golf, shuffleboard and more) are all normally free on a cruise ship. Ships that offer enrichment classes do not typically charge extra for them.