
De'ville
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No. If found it will be confiscated. Those big profits come from some where and booze it it. |
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RainWater
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Yes, if you know how to stash it properly. |
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dutchboy_80
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Not on all, but certainly on most. If you wish to drink it in the restaurant however, expect a "corking fee" of at least 10 dollars. Consumption inside your cabin should be OK. Do check with the company for details. Princess Cruises will allow it for sure, for one. |
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funtm44
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plain and simple,, NO. But if you sneak some in your checked in luggage, they don't bother you.... |
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prguntona
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of course not |
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kimmilicousxoxo
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no |
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Judy
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Generally no. You could check websites, they probably say it there, but every line that I know of says you can't bring your own booze.
Wine can have different rules, but if you take it to a meal you'll pay a corkage fee. |
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Elizabeth Dreams
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i have, but in more recent trips they store your booze until you get off the ship. i now put a couple of bottles into my suit case for cabin refreshments. lol. |
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married with children
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No,but it's not the alcohol that you need to be worried about. It's the "mixers" that will break you. The pop will cost you, that's imported, the rum etc.. is not. You are aloud to purchase there on ship- drink it there. Buy the expensive stuff to take home-unopened of course. I havent cruised since 911 so be sure to check rules. I brought back I think 6 bottles of what would have paid an arm and a leg for here in the states. It is cheap there on the duty free shops. |
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tiedyelime81
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i went on royal caribbean last month and you weren't allowed. any alcohol bought in ports was checked until the end of the cruise. other lines may have different rules. |
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Muker
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Your a woman, women NEVER need to buy thier own alcohol! |
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steve l
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In your baggage to be drank in your cabin otherwise no.
My question would be if you have paid out for a cruise why would you take your own alcohol?
If you have splashed out....keep splashing.
Steve |
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Rana
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no, and I don't need it too. |
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DaveNCUSA
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You are not supposed to, but I am sure some smuggle it on. If drinking is that important to you, there are cruises which offer tickets which include all of your drinks. Some lines are actually switching to this. |
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my_rainythoughts
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nope...but there are little tricks u can do if your sneaky enough...we did |
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crusinana1
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NO,NO,NO,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Tee
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they are not going to rummage your luggage, so pack it in there. Even if drinks were included in cruise you would still be paying for tips. Even If they say you cant, you can get away with it.
Dont be stingy? we arnt all as well off as you. The same reason i bring my own food into the movies. The movie is exspensive enough withought the food. |
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firefysh
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No. This contravenes all kinds of rules, and customs probably wouldn't be too happy either. |
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