Buying Alcohol On Cruise Ships

Disney cruise lines have a generous policy relating to your taking your own bottles of wine and beer on board.

Buying alcohol on cruise ships. If you buy alcohol in any port during your cruise you will be instructed to turn it in when you are screened during reboarding. If bought on the cruise ship it will be held by the staff and delivered to your room the last night of the cruise. Alcohol purchased from the Duty Free Shop onboard the ship is held and delivered to your cabin on the last night of the cruise.

Each cruise line has its own stance and weve produced a handy guide explaining cruise lines alcohol policies. The fine print of drinks packages also varies across lines. Mix the alcohol bottles with non-alcoholic beverage bottles.

Alcohol pre-purchased through The Fun Shops for onboard consumption is designed for in-stateroom entertainment only. It may make more sense to opt for the drink package instead of buying individual cocktails. Policy Spirits beer and wine are allowed for private consumption in suites or cabins with a limit of two bottles per cabin as well as in any shipboard restaurant bar or dining venue.

Buying 3-ounce plastic bottles and keeping it in your carry-on luggage. When buying alcohol bottles for taking on the cruise ship prefer alcohol bottles those look similar to non-alcoholic bottles. We find buying over the counter for a two week cruise might cost us around 300400 including a botte of wine with dinner a cocktail or two in the evening and a beer or two during the day on the deck Bear in mind as well if you buy the drinks package and its a cruise with a lot of ports - you arent on board the ship unless your purpose is purely to drink in those ports which reduces the ability to use.

Some cruise ship venues which are adult-only may ID passengers at the door. Still some crafty cruisers fed up with monstrous bar tabs have come up with ingenious ways to tote their tipples onboard. Your adult cabin mate does not want an alcohol package.

It will be very difficult to distinguish between them at first look. On boarding day guests may bring onboard two 2 750 ml bottles of personal wine or champagne per stateroom in their carry-on luggage. Pour out mouthwash and replace it with alcohol.