Bringing wine on board

[green_rd]

Celebrity allows passengers to bring two (2) bottles of wine on board per cabin. My questions is; should the wine be in your carry on or checked luggage?

[Trip]

I can't imagine trusting the bottles wouldn't break during air transit, so for me, they would be in my carry-on.

[green_rd]

Trip - the trick is they must fly in checked baggage > 3.5 fl. oz.
We will actually be buying with between the flying and sailing parts. We have had to do the bottle shuffle on previous Carnival cruises.

[Trip]

We will actually be buying with between the flying and sailing parts.
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That is the best way. I would hate to land with wet clothes Are you precruising for a couple of days? Out of Miami or FLL?

I know in Lauderdale, on Sundays, the liquor stores open at noon...I was so surprised the first time I saw beer and wine sold in CVS & Walgreens in Fl!

[anniegb]

I have successfully packed bottles of alcohol in my hold luggage on flights for over 30 years. Before bottle sleeves I rolled the bottle in a Tshirt and place in the middle of the suitcase.

Annie

[green_rd]

Pre-cruising in NYC Will pick up wine on Saturday.

In the past we wrap bottles in t-shirts and put in a plastic bag.

[Trip]

Start spreading the newwwws! Hope you enjoy the city!

[Manuel]

I recently brought back 5 bottles of booze from Italy in my checked bags and they all made it.

TM

[fun2cruiz]

Normally it should be in your carryon luggage for inspection when boarding, not checked luggage.

[mariuskyu]

I always use my carry-on for all important small things I need to be close to me, or for any items that may break. Bottles of drink too....