Embarkation security process

[Shaded Lady]

Oh wow, I wouldn't expect a steward to rat someone out. Seems they would be more concerned with their tips than turning in someone for having booze. I mean, what if the person decided to retaliate by removing tips & consistently leaving the room a mess? I've never attempted to smuggle booze & likely won't - too much work. I'll stick with my allowed bottle of wine & purchase the rest as I go.

I have to admit I was a bit surprised too when I read this but several others replied that they'd had their rum runner/bottle/hootch confiscated and a note left behind from security informing them why... the original poster said the only way they could have known was if their steward reported it.

[elcuchio24]

Oh wow, I wouldn't expect a steward to rat someone out. Seems they would be more concerned with their tips than turning in someone for having booze. I mean, what if the person decided to retaliate by removing tips & consistently leaving the room a mess? I've never attempted to smuggle booze & likely won't - too much work. I'll stick with my allowed bottle of wine & purchase the rest as I go.

 

I have never heard of this happening, ever

[Brierpatch]

I've never seen rum runners as worth it to save all of $40-50. I budget for what we want to drink and go with that, much less hassle.

 

 

 

My next cruise is an 8 day, Cheers is $955. Where is this $40 you speak of???

 

 

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[elcuchio24]

My next cruise is an 8 day, Cheers is $955. Where is this $40 you speak of???

 

 

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Hahaha, Amen!