Water Bottles

[DeniseE85]

Hello Everyone!  Does anyone know if RC allows you to bring a case of water on board with your luggage? 

[Shmoo here]

9 minutes ago, DeniseE85 said:

Hello Everyone!  Does anyone know if RC allows you to bring a case of water on board with your luggage? 

From the Royal Caribbean website:

Guests may also bring non-alcoholic beverages as carry-on items on boarding day. Non-alcoholic beverages may not exceed 12 standard (17 oz.) cans, bottles or cartons per stateroom. Milk and distilled water brought on for infant, medical, or dietary use are permitted. 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/food-drink-onboard-policy

[DeniseE85]

Thanks for the information Shmoo here

[First Aider]

Last year I went on RC and people had a case of water. They put a room tag on it like it was luggage and it was delivered to their room! Maybe they changed it.

[George C]

The rule for 12 bottles is very recent, never know if they will enforce it.

[DeniseE85]

Yes, I think my husband and I are going to stick to what's listed on the website. Better safe than sorry. 😐

[George C]

We now get drink package which includes water, but before that we always brought refillable water bottles. 

[SRF]

RCi used to officially prohibit any drinks.  But allowed water on board.  Some ports you could put a tag on it and check it.  Others, you had to put it in a bag and tag it.  Others you had to carry it on.

 

Just the past couple of months, the policy changed to as stated above.

[btregoning]

We just cruised on the Anthem out of Bayonne, NJ (11/3 - 11/10).  I put a case of Dasani (32 pack from Sam's) in a duffle bag and put a luggage tag on it.

 

We had to go to Security where it was being held in the "suspected liquor" section.  Once we opened it and showed that it was a case of water, we were allowed to take it to our stateroom with no problem.

[crewcox]

what about on Holland America out of Fort Lauderdale?