Those planning to vacation with Royal Caribbean International this week have been suggested that alcoholic drinks is not going to be served at Perfect Day at CocoCay on May 12. The 24-hour ban in the Bahamas comes amid the nation’s national elections.
In a assertion, the posh cruise company stated, “There is a public notice issued by the Ministry of National Security in The Bahamas that prohibits the distribution of alcohol during national elections. We’ve explored whether any exceptions could be made; however, this restriction applies nationwide throughout the Bahamas.”
Royal Caribbean added that this may imply “alcoholic beverages will not be served at Perfect Day at CocoCay during your visit”. It additionally famous that the vacation spot will stay absolutely open and proceed serving non-alcoholic drinks to clients.
“You’ll still be able to enjoy the beach, amenities, food, entertainment, and other offerings available during your visit,” it added.
The cruise line additionally stated that whereas no alcohol might be served on the island, visitors can nonetheless order alcoholic drinks onboard the ship.
“Our teams will be there to ensure you continue to enjoy a fun and relaxing experience at Perfect Day at CocoCay,” it wrote.
There are two ships scheduled to go to Perfect Day at CocoCay on May 12, which embrace the Oasis of the Seas and the Wonder of the Seas. The Oasis of the Seas will call on the port as half of a seven-night time cruise from Cape Liberty, however the Wonder is booked to go to whereas embarking on a 4-night time cruise to the Bahamas.
Both ships are scheduled to go to the port of Nassau in Eleuthera and the non-public island vacation spot.
It is not simply the Royal Caribbean cruises which have needed to warn their clients over the momentary ban on ingesting. MSC Cruises has additionally needed to situation a comparable assertion earlier this week, advising visitors that alcohol is not going to be obtainable on its non-public island, Ocean Cay, on May 12.
MCS defined in their assertion that sure shore excursions that might normally embrace alcoholic drinks is also affected by the ban.
They added, “Please note that alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase and consumption onboard as usual.”
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