Bringing Liquor On A Cruise Ship

Expect each additional bottle to be taxed at 375 state plus 3 of the purchase price federal unless traveling with more than one adult.

Bringing liquor on a cruise ship. This is what happens when the cruise ship security scans lugg. Guests on consecutive cruises may bring two 2 750 ml bottles of personal wine or champagne per voyage per stateroom. Pack a private mini bar.

Now if you were trying to get illegal drugs or a bazooka on board they would probably throw you off but half the ship tries to get alcohol on board and no cruise line debarks passengers for that even if. Security may inspect containers water bottles soda bottles mouthwash luggage etc and will dispose of containers holding alcohol. Corkage Fee A 15 USD corkage fee per 750 ml bottle will be charged should guests wish to consume their wine or champagne in the main dining room specialty restaurant or bar.

Alcohol purchased in ports gets stored until the end of the cruise. Policy One bottle of wine or champagne per person is allowed during embarkation. I have used this meth.

The great thing about those little bottles of booze once reserved for planes and hotel minibars is that theyre less than 3 ounces and can fit in a quart-size bag which means you can stash them in your carry-on bag. Regulations pertaining to bringing your alcohol on a cruise ship are different for each cruise line. No alcohol may be taken aboard at embarkation and alcohol purchased in port or at the ships duty-free shop will be held and returned at the end of the cruise.

To combat the high cost of alcohol on cruise ships many risk-taking passengers try to bring their own drinks -- a practice thats banned by most major cruise lines alcohol policies. You may bring up to two bottles of wine or champagne 750ml on embarkation day three bottles if your sailing is for more than a week and when purchased at a port of call. Alcoholic beverages seized on embarkation day will not be returned.

Bringing Alcohol On Board Embarkation Day. Liquor and Beverage Policy. Well show you what happens when you try to smuggle alcohol on to a cruise ship and get caught.