Can I carry on a corkscrew or should I pack it in suitcase?

Am I allowed to carry on a corkscrew with my 2 bottles of wine? Or do I need to pack in my luggage? Thanks-yes I know I can ask my cabin attendent for one. Thanks

Either/or...you can ask for a corkscrew, too...if you don't bring one!

Am I allowed to carry on a corkscrew with my 2 bottles of wine? Or do I need to pack in my luggage? Thanks-yes I know I can ask my cabin attendent for one. Thanks

You can carry a corkscrew, but I would not carry the kind with the knife.

I've had 3 waiters assistants taken [emoji22]. I pack it now

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DH always brings his, a RCCL one he won or received on an a cruise many years ago. It goes in his back pack. Never a problem.

I can't ever use the RC one. Just doesn't work well. Pack your own in your checked bag. (best idea yet: Take your bottle to a bar and ask a bartender to open it. They are happy to help.)

Never had a problem with my corkscrew on my carry-on.

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Pack it in your luggage.

Our friends had theirs taken last year when boarding Anthem of the Seas, it was the kind that had the foil cutter as well.

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I pack mine in my check luggage to avoid any delays at the airport. At the cruise terminal I put in my carry on. If cruise line wants to take it or have a second look I would rather that they do it at the check point than have my luggage delayed. So far the cruise line has not bothered to look at my corksrew.

Here is a corkscrew that doesn't have a blade. https://www.amazon.com/Franmara-Boomerang-Step-Corkscrews-Color/dp/B00480DYY2/ref=sr_1_134?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1480680519&sr=1-134&keywords=corkscrew+wine+opener

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Am I allowed to carry on a corkscrew with my 2 bottles of wine? Or do I need to pack in my luggage? Thanks-yes I know I can ask my cabin attendent for one. Thanks

weelllll.. we have had ours confiscated at security in our carry on then returned to us later in the day..

we have also been able to take it on board in our c/o without a problem.

and we have also had it in checked and it was not held at the naughty room.

soo..uhhh..

yes to both questions, I guess.....

We simply pack it in our checked luggage, never had a problem.

Never had an issue with either TSA or ship security in my carry on.

I recent bought a metal bottle opener at a Key West port stop and that thing has caused me more issues with TSA than I care to mention.

I finally asked after the 3rd secondary check. I was told since the bottle opener, nail clippers, and cork screw were packed so close together it raised a red flag on the scanner. Now I have them packed in different locations (only a few inches apart and two flights with no issues.

If you ask the will give you one on the ship.

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Do not have it in checked luggage, I always have wine opener with tiny knife, had it in carry on for dozens of cruises , on recent cruise had it in checked luggage and was called to naughty room , told them what it was and then they gave me luggage with wine opener, but on plane need to do opposite but it in checked luggage

I've had the one they give you and I HATE IT. I've taken my own and never had a problem, but I put it in my checked luggage. It doesn't have a knife though.

I always pack a cork screw in our luggage. It has the 1.25 inch blade/foil cutter. Never been called down to the naughty room.

If you ask the will give you one on the ship.

 

 

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And funny enough they work perfectly well.

They are the pull straight up type with no leverage.

So require a little brute force to open a bottle.

Any gentleman should be able to use one.

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Any gentleman should be able to use one.

 

 

Guess that explains why I can't get one to work.