Genius or Ridiculous?!?!?

So, according to the rules, not allowed to bring beer on board, but a bottle or two of champagne is allowed.

What if I brought a 12 pack of Miller High Life?!?!

When the guy says you can't bring that....I show him on the box, "Champagne of Beers."

You think it'll work?!?!?

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Nope.

No, but you could try 2 24oz cans, would be about the same size as your normal bottle of wine.

You think it'll work?!?!?

No, because the rules say 2 750 ml bottles. If you repackaged the beer to conform with that, yes.

No, because the rules say 2 750 ml bottles. If you repackaged the beer to conform with that, yes.

I didn't think beer was permitted at all, regardless of how it's packaged.

I didn't think beer was permitted at all, regardless of how it's packaged.

If you could get beer in a 750 ml bottle the chances of it being found and denied are virtually zero.

If you could get beer in a 750 ml bottle the chances of it being found and denied are virtually zero.

Chimay Blue 750ml.

Several of the microbreweries around here sell beer in wine-shaped bottles. I don't know if they're 750ml but I bet that could get on board.

I hadn't even thought of it before, but 24 oz. beer growlers should (in theory) work. They might argue that growlers aren't factory sealed though. :confused:

You could probably wheel a keg on at Port Miami.

So, according to the rules, not allowed to bring beer on board, but a bottle or two of champagne is allowed.

 

What if I brought a 12 pack of Miller High Life?!?!

 

When the guy says you can't bring that....I show him on the box, "Champagne of Beers."

 

You think it'll work?!?!?

 

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Yes, definitely. Bring it to your next cruise and enjoy.

So, according to the rules, not allowed to bring beer on board, but a bottle or two of champagne is allowed.

 

What if I brought a 12 pack of Miller High Life?!?!

 

When the guy says you can't bring that....I show him on the box, "Champagne of Beers."

 

You think it'll work?!?!?

 

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You absolutely should try.

I didn't think beer was permitted at all, regardless of how it's packaged.

It is not. If anyone's posts are serious, they have a serious reading comprehension problem. But I think (hope) it is all joking.

Guests are not allowed to bring beer, hard liquor or non-alcoholic beverages onboard for consumption or any other use. Guests may bring personal wine and champagne onboard only in their carry-on luggage on boarding day, limited to two (2) 750 ml bottles per stateroom.

So, according to the rules, not allowed to bring beer on board, but a bottle or two of champagne is allowed.

 

What if I brought a 12 pack of Miller High Life?!?!

 

When the guy says you can't bring that....I show him on the box, "Champagne of Beers."

 

You think it'll work?!?!?

 

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you'll probably have better luck convincing them it's colored water ;p

I didn't think beer was permitted at all, regardless of how it's packaged.

Or marketed.:)

If you could get beer in a 750 ml bottle the chances of it being found and denied are virtually zero.

They do sell 750ml bottles of speciality/table beers that are often even labeled as if wine. Any experience with these? Here is a sour I personally enjoy that is pretty indistinguishable from a bottle of wine. I highly doubt they would take the time to open a bag, inspect the label and description so they can deny it

Heineken Magnum FTW

They do sell 750ml bottles of speciality/table beers that are often even labeled as if wine. Any experience with these? Here is a sour I personally enjoy that is pretty indistinguishable from a bottle of wine. I highly doubt they would take the time to open a bag, inspect the label and description so they can deny it

 

We tried taking a nice Belgium beer on with similar packaging and they caught it.

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We tried taking a nice Belgium beer on with similar packaging and they caught it.

 

 

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On Vision of the Seas our friend, who is a brewer, brought on a similar bottle of Belgian and it wasn't detected. Whoohooo!

Crazy idea: just follow the rules.

I was definitely joking about the growler, I get that you can't bring on beer.

But I do think it's silly. Most beers are less ABV than wine. So if someone wanted to bring on a 750 ml bottle of nice beer, what difference would it make?

I was definitely joking about the growler, I get that you can't bring on beer.

 

But I do think it's silly. Most beers are less ABV than wine. So if someone wanted to bring on a 750 ml bottle of nice beer, what difference would it make?

It is silly. Even family-friendly Disney lets you bring 2 bottles of wine OR a 6 pack of beer. Yeah it's only a 6 pack...but it's something. :p

It is silly. Even family-friendly Disney lets you bring 2 bottles of wine OR a 6 pack of beer. Yeah it's only a 6 pack...but it's something. :p

Sorry, my beer snobbery is showing. :D

Just curious, but why don’t they let you bring beer? I understand spirits not being allowed but why not beer?

Just curious, but why don’t they let you bring beer? I understand spirits not being allowed but why not beer?

The company has not publicly shared the logic behind their decision.