Wine on B2B

If you are doing a B2B, are you allowed to take 4 bottles of wine, or will they hold 2 and give them to you at the end of the first cruise.

You are allowed 4 bottles. Whether or not they take 2 and hold them until your next cruise will vary. Sometimes they do sometimes they don't.

You are allowed 4 bottles. Whether or not they take 2 and hold them until your next cruise will vary. Sometimes they do sometimes they don't.

At Canaveral, boarding Freedom, I had all 4 bottles in my backpack. I was fully expecting to have 2 removed and returned to me at the end of the first cruise. I would have been perfectly fine with that.

All 4 bottles went thru the scanner and not a word was said. They never even asked me my cabin #.

I REALLY think it depends on the port, the time of year ( eg spring break), and the security personnel on duty that day.

bottom line- it's a crap shoot.

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/customersupport/faq/details.do?pagename=frequently_asked_questions&pnav=5&snav=2&faqId=5447&faqSubjectId=336&faqSubjectName=Food+%26+Beverage&faqType=faq

Thanks, I didn't look there.

We are just off the Allure from a B2B and when we checked in we told three different people we had 4 bottles and not one person said a word.

In NOLA, they took two of our four bottles and delivered them on the next leg of our B2B.......

We went in April, if that has any bearing on it.

YMMV

In NOLA, they took two of our four bottles and delivered them on the next leg of our B2B.......

We went in April, if that has any bearing on it.

YMMV

Thanks for the info. Interesting how each port handles this differently.

Enjoy

It's good having some wine in the cabin to enjoy on the balcony

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In Sydney when boarding Radiance they took two of our four bottles and held them until the second leg of our B2B.

In Sydney when boarding Radiance they took two of our four bottles and held them until the second leg of our B2B.

I think more and more ports will implement this kind of process.