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We carried on 3 bottles of wine last week. The plan was if they took the 3rd bottle away, they would return it on the final night by 6:00pm and would be able to drink it them. I carried on 2 bottles and the other person in the cabin carried on 1 bottle and they didn't say anything (maybe because they were in separate carry-on bags). The only baggage check is at the initial x-ray. Of course, no corkage was charged by anyone, including in the main dining room.

If you really want more wine, you could probably pack a 2 bottles in a checked bag then in the unlikely event it gets caught and you are called to the naughty room, they'd probably let you have it, as it is your "two bottles permitted". :) Or bring on 2 bottles each and go through different x-ray machines.

As for two 12-packs of soda and case of water we put through as checked bags with tags attached, so I'm not sure how they would have fared in carry-ons. Their rules say soda and water are not allowed, but we followed the advice of "cruising veteran friends" by just attaching luggage tags to them and giving them to the porter and all was fine.

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Just off of the ship. It's not fast, but it was mostly reliable. Each day of the cruise, the "total cruise" price goes down by one day, so if you are using your phone or own wifi hotspot on the day of boarding, you can save a day of charge by doing your purchase the morning of the 2nd day.

You can logoff on one device then login on a 2nd device. The single plan is one device AT A TIME. For the technically savvy, a repeater like the Edimax BR-6258nL or Monster Digital OTG allows any number of devices to be connected using the single plan, and it worked pretty well the whole cruise with only a few hiccups.