Ale And Anchor
British pub, drinks, live music.
The Ale And Anchor is a pub for those who appreciate a variety of ales, lagers, and spirits. This British-themed pub provides the perfect atmosphere to relax and unwind. Guests can enjoy live music from a pub singer, making it an ideal spot for a nightcap or a pint with friends. It's a casual setting, great for drinks and a fun place to quench your thirst while at sea.
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Enjoy the live music from the pub singer while trying the wide variety of ales, lagers, and spirits for a relaxing night out.
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When visiting Ale And Anchor, you can expect the following drink prices: Beer (domestic): $7.50 - $8.25 per bottle Beer (premium): $8.25 - $9.00+ per bottle Wine (glass): $9 - $25 Wine (bottle): $40 - $230 Cocktail: $12 - $14 NA drinks: $3.50 - $7.00
An automatic 18% service charge is typically added to each drink unless included in a beverage package ($1–2 more per drink). To save money at Ale And Anchor, consider pre-purchasing a drink package. Royal Caribbean offers several beverage packages to help guests manage onboard drink costs: the Deluxe Beverage Package covers unlimited alcoholic beverages (up to $14 each) including cocktails, beer, wine, and most non-alcoholic drinks; the Refreshment Package includes unlimited non-alcoholic beverages such as mocktails, specialty coffees, bottled water, and fresh juices; and the Classic Soda Package provides unlimited fountain sodas and a souvenir cup. All packages include the standard 18% gratuity in the price, and the Deluxe option requires all adults in a stateroom to purchase it if one does. Deluxe Beverage Package: $56 - $115 per day Royal Refreshment Package: $29 - $42 per day Classic Soda Package: $13 - $16 per day Most packages cover drinks priced at $14 or below; any drink exceeding that may incur an additional charge.
Ale And Anchor is restricted to guests 18+ for most sailings and 21+ for Alaska sailings; minors may pass through but cannot linger.
Casual attire, like jeans, t-shirts, or casual dresses, is suitable for pubs like the English Pub; smart casual may be preferred for evening visits.