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The only discounted Beverage card on HAL is the soda card. You pay $25 for $50 worth of soda. And even that has changed. Most of the ships give you about 6 ounces of fountain soda.

The other cards -- no discount. HAL has discontinued the coffee cards and wine cards.

The Beverage Cards are no longer discounted.

Have done Alaska on the ships you mentioned.

In Seward as you know you do not have to worry about going through immigration. As for moving from one cabin to another. Your cabin stewards can help you do that. Go to your new cabin and find your cabin stewards. Tell them that you are already on the ship but will be changing cabins. That way they can try and get your new cabin ready as soon as possible. Your old cabin stewards will bring a dolly to hang your clothes on. Just put everything else in your suitcases to move. If your cabins are similar you may be able to just interchange the drawers.

You are permitted to bring as much bottled water, champagne, wine, soda and mixers on board as you want -- there is no limit. You can do this in all ports as well.

I assume that you have made arrangements to get from the Westerdam in Seattle to the Statendam in Vancouver.

<blockquote data-quote="Krazy Kruizers" data-source="post: 1599808" data-attributes="member: 9469"><hr />The only discounted Beverage card on HAL is the soda card. You pay $25 for $50 worth of soda. And even that has changed. Most of the ships give you about 6 ounces of fountain soda.The other cards -- no discount. HAL has discontinued the coffee cards and wine cards.The Beverage Cards are no longer discounted.Have done Alaska on the ships you mentioned. In Seward as you know you do not have to worry about going through immigration. As for moving from one cabin to another. Your cabin stewards can help you do that. Go to your new cabin and find your cabin stewards. Tell them that you are already on the ship but will be changing cabins. That way they can try and get your new cabin ready as soon as possible. Your old cabin stewards will bring a dolly to hang your clothes on. Just put everything else in your suitcases to move. If your cabins are similar you may be able to just interchange the drawers.You are permitted to bring as much bottled water, champagne, wine, soda and mixers on board as you want -- there is no limit. You can do this in all ports as well.I assume that you have made arrangements to get from the Westerdam in Seattle to the Statendam in Vancouver.</blockquote>

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