[Dr. Sivana]

As an ultra low-cost carrier, the airline gives customers many options for customizing their base ticket price, each of which carries a charge. These include having an agent print a boarding pass at check-in versus doing it online or at a kiosk,[27] for any large carry-on or checked bags, progressive fees for overweight bags, selected seat assignments, travel insurance, and more.[28]

On October 1, 2007, Spirit began to charge $3 for all drinks.[29] [30] On June 21, 2011, Spirit began charging a $5 fee to passengers who have their boarding passes printed at a check-in desk.[31]

Lady, this is Spirit Airlines, not Virgin Atlantic Upper Class. You PAY for EVERYTHING, if you can get it at all. Thta's why you paid less. Sheesh!

[Lorianne]

Even if you fly first class on a major airline YOU DON’T GET UP FROM YOUR SEAT during takeoff and landing. So it’s not the cups that are the issue.

People with this attitude make me so angry. Do they not understand that they agreed to abide by the crew instructions when they bought their ticket and that the safety of everyone on board is tantamount to their little whims?