wine and champagne limits

[JOYCEV]

I know you can bring wine and champagne on board for special occasious but how much could we each bring a bottle or could we each bring two bottle we love yo set on our balcony with a glas of wine

[CA Cruiser]

I think you could bring 2 bottles each. It doesn't specify any quantity on their website. This is what I found:

We kindly request that you do not bring alcoholic beverages (other than wine and/or champagne) onboard for consumption. Alcoholic beverages that are purchased duty free from the ship's gift shop or at ports of call will be collected for safekeeping and delivered to your stateroom on the last day of the voyage. A member of our Security Staff will be at the gangway to assist with the storage of your alcoholic beverage purchases.

Enjoy!

[johnmik1]

The cruise answer book says 2 bottles but the cruise contract makes no mention of any limit.

[joebat1]

I just returned from the Ruby Princess, and not only did the security pass everything, but there was NO one or even a table taking liquor or wine at any port as is uaually the case...

[CaribbeanLVR]

We did the Crown last year out of San Juan. In their screening process, they have a "duty Free shop" We ended up getting about four cases of wine, ( between 12 of us) and four bottles of Rum. had NO problems at all. We went through the wine each night getting ready for dinner, and always had at least three bottle at our table.

[Dannyboy]

[color=#444444]Every cruise line has a policy, I have seen people get away with getting many bottles onboard and I have seen security collect the bottles for return on the last day.

Remember, the cruise lines make a profit off selling booze, so you know the drill.

The cruise lines have a corkage charge, contact them for current policy and cos for each bottle.

3-litre bottles may be an option for single corkage charge, Remember the weight limits with the airline.