Bringing wine aboard

[Mr.Travler]

I know you are allowed to bring 2 bottles of wine when we first board. My question is what if I brought 2 bottles and my girl friend brought 2 bottles and we did not go through security together, would they know it was for the same cabin ? ( not that I would do such a thing, just curious ).

[ColoradoGurl]

Probably not

 

 

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[spookwife]

Integrity. You either have it, or you don't.

 

 

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[antsp]

Integrity. You either have it, or you don't.

 

 

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As the old saying goes " Those without integrity, drink more wine " 😀

[BekkaW]

Some ports check, some dont

[Merion_Mom]

Some ports check, some dont

 

I have personally never seen one that does.

[Latteluver]

Where should you pack the wine?

In hand luggage or in your suitcases?

[lucymorgan]

I doubt they would check. Usually they are too busy getting everyone on board.

Edited October 22, 2016 by lucymorgan

[Clarea]

Where should you pack the wine?

In hand luggage or in your suitcases?

The cruise line does not specify. I prefer carry-on to minimize potential for breakage and delay of luggage delivery if the suspect something other than wine.

[Latteluver]

Thank you!

 

Am I right in thinking that you can take your own wine into the restaurants and are no longer charged a corkage fee?

[andrew2346]

My family had two staterooms and my husband and I each had two bottles of wine in our bags. Security did not look to see how many staterooms we had. Pretty sure the kids could have put wine in their bags also....lol.

[Clarea]

Thank you!

 

Am I right in thinking that you can take your own wine into the restaurants and are no longer charged a corkage fee?

Correct, you can take the wine anywhere on the ship without corkage fees.

[Espn]

We have a suite that sleeps 8 on our upcoming Allure cruise so surely we should be allowed to bring more than 2 bottles on board.:D Just kidding.

 

Seriously, why don't they just make it 1 bottle per adult passenger? That would be very easy to track and there no confusion or worry about who is in a cabin with someone else.

[ColoradoGurl]

We have a suite that sleeps 8 on our upcoming Allure cruise so surely we should be allowed to bring more than 2 bottles on board.:D Just kidding.

 

 

 

Seriously, why don't they just make it 1 bottle per adult passenger? That would be very easy to track and there no confusion or worry about who is in a cabin with someone else.

 

 

That would be a good idea, especially in cases like yours where there are several adults in a room. But I don't think they really care; people carry on 2 bottles per person and then pack 2 in their suitcase and claim they didn't carry any on. If they wanted to they could monitor it, but they don't.

 

 

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