Bringing wine on board

[cruiseluv]

I'm sure this has been discussed at some point in time but I havent found a thread on it. Could somebody tell me what's Oceania's policy regarding bringing our own wine on board? Also, what's the corkage fee if we decide to bring it to the dining room?

Thanks in advance for any comments.

[Paulchili]

You are allowed to bring any number of wine bottles onboard (within reason).

Corkage fee is $25.

[Mura]

If your cruise is soon, you won't have a problem.

 

But I admit I'm getting nervous about NCL's input down the road ... They originally said they didn't want to touch the product, but I'm no longer so sure.

 

We'll have to see.

 

Mura

[pacheco18]

You are allowed to bring any number of wine bottles onboard (within reason).

Corkage fee is $25.

 

No corkage fee if you drink inside your cabin.

Edited September 14, 2014 by pacheco18

[hondorner]

You are allowed to bring any number of wine bottles onboard (within reason).

Corkage fee is $25.

Including at any port, not just embarkation. Beer and liquor also OK.

[cruiseluv]

Thank you for the responses, its a relief that Oceania is not stringent about this.

[LHT28]

As long as you drink the beer & alcohol in your cabin

if you take your wine to a dining venue you pay the corkage fee

 

Just hope others do not abuse the privilege for those that obey the rules

[AllPointsSouth]

Has anyone had any problems bringing Cuban rum onboard at a port?