Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas: Empire Supper Club. Is it worth the hefty price tag?
Vložit
- čas přidán 2. 05. 2024
- We decided to try the Empire Supper Club aboard the Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas. Join us on this incredibly priced food journey.
The Supper Club is one of those type of experiences that we feel is a must for foodies and those who are looking to try something new. This may not be for everyone though, as the price is pretty steep. It will run you a little over $200 per person if you don't have an Unlimited Dining package and $130 per person if you do. Plus tax of course. If you're looking to have a nice quiet evening with your mate, listening to some Jazz and tasting some amazing food, this is for you.
We had a total of 6 drinks. If you were to buy these drinks separately, you're looking to pay at least $15 per drink, minus the coffee. This is a $65-$75 at the start. Gil was done off of the fist 2 drinks of Moet. Such a light weight.
If you have experienced Empire Supper Club let us know how your experience was.
ARE YOU DOWN TO VACAY?
*(DISCLAIMER) Down to Vacay is not affiliated with any Cruise Line in any way, nor is it a Travel Agency at this time. This channel is strictly for entertainment purposes only and is to be viewed as such. The Cruise commentary in this video is based on experiences and our own thoughts and opinions.
VISIT US AT
INSTAGRAM: @official_downtovacay
WEBSITE: www.downtovacay.com
Back in the day people ordered Champagne and Caviar not so much for taste but to show off their wealth and extravagance! EWWWWW We booked it for our Sept. cruise and can't wait!
I would be all in on that beautiful , exquisite meal. I just don't know how much of the drinks my wife could handle. Looks amazing 👏 my only question is , was the listed price for one or both meals?
Maaaaan I had no clue what I could handle... Until I had 2 glasses of Moet and I was concentrating on my words. Both meals for the $400 + Taxes/Gratuities.
Not for me
I think it's a "one and done" for us. More for the experience. I think overall the Icon of the Seas is a 1 time cruise. Overwhelming great, but for the price... nopers. Too much. We can take 2-3 cruises on a new Carnival ship for the price of 1 Icon or Star of the Seas cruise.
Booked! We had $300 OBC that helped, this credit was for opening an RCI credit card and paying off $1000 in charges within a year...great deal, see the ship's ambassador.
@@downtovacay Unfortunately, we did Jubilee in April and hated it! Our interior cabin on Icon only cost us $2800 for 2 including insurance and gratuities, but I booked over 1.5 years ago the night she became available.
@@commonsense246 Aaaah man what happened on the Jubilee? Did you see Kyndal Fire? I think she was on it or just went on vacay.