Tips for 1st Time RCC Cruiser

[Costa Concordgrape]

FYI - The "no wine" rule on RC, if it was ever in effect, is no more ( just returned from RC cruise # 2 ). As of 2/2015: You may bring aboard 2 750 ml or smaller bottles of 'regular' wine ( up to +-14% alcohol, though if they look at all, it would probably be to just confirm it's not spirits ). Of course, a fee applies if you bring the bottle to dinner; they must open it for you. You can't carry the bottle around the ship, but no one cares if you have a glass of 'mystery fluid' in hand.

[Grandma Dazzles]

FYI - The "no wine" rule on RC, if it was ever in effect, is no more ( just returned from RC cruise # 2 ). As of 2/2015: You may bring aboard 2 750 ml or smaller bottles of 'regular' wine ( up to +-14% alcohol, though if they look at all, it would probably be to just confirm it's not spirits ). Of course, a fee applies if you bring the bottle to dinner; they must open it for you. You can't carry the bottle around the ship, but no one cares if you have a glass of 'mystery fluid' in hand.

 

 

The corkage fee in the dining room or anywhere else was discontinued in 2014. You can carry your bottle of wine wherever you wish.

[easypeasy55]

Can your OBC be used in the casino or do you need cash?

 

 

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[serene56]

A tip: Don't read this thread because most of the "tips" are wrong and outdated and will just confuse you more.

 

 

Yes and for new people--- wow. I wish there was a way to lock threads that are over a year old,

[itSaulGoodMan]

Thanks! That was extraordinarily informative!

[sauvichick]

Yes and for new people--- wow. I wish there was a way to lock threads that are over a year old,

 

Ditto!