Celebrity offers pay-before-you-pour package
SYDNEY – Guests on Celebrity Cruises can now purchase drinks before their cruise with four new drink packages on offer.
Adam Armstrong, commercial manager for Celebrity Cruises in Australia said, “Drinks in our four new packages have been selected based what our past guests told us.â€
The packages range from “Classic Non-Alcoholic Package,†available at US$14.95 per person, per day to the “Premium Packageâ€, which includes the non-alcoholic package plus premium brands of beers, and spirits, cocktails and wines by the glass for US$56.35 per person, per day.
Celebrity is also offering wine packages for pre-booking including the “Sommelier’s Package,†the choice of a three-, five-, or seven-bottle line-up of premium international wines.
Celebrity’s beverage packages, which are sold on a per-person basis, can be purchased up to four days before sailing, via the line’s website, or purchased onboard.
Wine packages are not available on Celebrity’s Solstice-class ships.
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