Cruise Line Passengers Face $70 Fee for Breaking Bizarre Buffet Rule

Cruise line passengers face shock fee for taking food back to cabin

Cruisers are split online over the fee

Cruise line passengers face $70 fee for breaking bizarre buffet rule

Passengers setting sail on Costa cruises could face a $70 fee if they break one simple buffet rule onboard the ship.

Cruise line warns of $70 fee for passengers who take buffet food back to cabins

The company said 'guest safety and well-being' are a top priority.

Cruise buffet guests face surprise charges for taking food back to cabins

The cruise line, a Carnival Corporation subsidiary, will hit rule-breakers with a €60 cleaning fee, citing guest safety and well-being.

Cruise Line Will Charge Passengers $70 For Taking Buffet Food To Their Cabin

For decades, cruisers have casually grabbed cookies, pizza, coffee or dessert from the buffet and taken it back to their cabin, the pool deck or their balcony. One cruise line says that may now cost you. Cruise lines have long been known for their buffets. They’re an easy way to feed hundreds (or thousands) of people at once, and even the pickiest eater can usually find something they’ll eat. And part of the whole buffet vibe on cruises has alwa…

Cruise Line Starts Fining Guests Who Take Food to Their Cabins as the Industry Struggles to Survive

In an era where vacationers seek escape from everyday constraints, Costa Cruises has introduced a policy that feels more like