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3 minutes ago, Buck King said:

Is it acceptable to bring a complimentary glass of wine or beer from the lunch/dinner table back to your cabin? Also, is the mini fridge large enough to hold a bottle of wine?

Don’t know about the first part of your question, but we always keep a bottle of white wine in the refrigerator. We trade wine for liquor and soft drinks, so I am unsure if you could fit wine and liquor and soft drinks in the refrigerator.

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Yes and yes. In fact - some cabins (depending upon grade) actually have a bottle of champagne upon embarkation. You'll also see many folks take drinks from a bar to restaurant or to another venue on the ship. Viking is wonderfully "adult" when it comes to alcohol policies as they assume their passengers are well mannered 🙂

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Viking has no restrictions on alcohol. They treat you like an adult. You may bring aboard as much alcohol as you want. You may bring your own alcohol to any venue without corkage fee or question anywhere on the ship. You may take glasses from any venue to wherever you want on the ship after being served. The bartenders will even open your wine or mix a drink for you from your bottle.

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16 minutes ago, mklions said:

Beer and wine is served at lunch and dinner,  but does that have time limit? Or if you decide to have a late lunch for example or a burger around the pool in the afternoon  is that also included?

 

Unfortunately, no.  It's only for the specific lunch and dinner hours for the two specialty restaurants, The Restaurant, and World Cafe.

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2 hours ago, Reaniel said:

 

Unfortunately, no.  It's only for the specific lunch and dinner hours for the two specialty restaurants, The Restaurant, and World Cafe.

We've only been on Viking once so far, but we were able to get complimentary wine in Mamsens at lunch time

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2 hours ago, Reaniel said:

 

Unfortunately, no.  It's only for the specific lunch and dinner hours for the two specialty restaurants, The Restaurant, and World Cafe.

Also for the pool grill. And they are loosely goosey on the time depending on what is going on that day. E.g., on our Norway/Svalbard/Iceland cruise in July, our last day in Iceland had morning excursions that came back well after lunch. Pool grill was still serving up beer and wine to folks who were having lunch at 3 pm.

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Just now, minka34 said:

Yes, as long as they are serving lunch, you can get complementary wine/beer/soda.  As Linda272 said, the pool sometimes goes a little later, but I believe that lunch typically officially ends at 2:30. 

The Daily will have the “official” times, but practice sometimes differs, as mentioned.

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