What can I bring on the ship during embarkation?

Hi all, I am wondering if I can bring our own coffee creamer on board Oasis of the Seas. Also, if we do bring two bottles of wine, is there a corkage fee?

Yes, you can bring creamer, and no corkage fee on RCI.

There is a corkage fee, I believe $25, on RC. From numerous reports, however, staff do not always charge. You can open wine yourself in your cabin and carry a glass with you to any location.

There is a corkage fee, I believe $25, on RC. From numerous reports, however, staff do not always charge. You can open wine yourself in your cabin and carry a glass with you to any location.

More False information passed on once again...

More False information passed on once again...

So what is the correct information about this????

More False information passed on once again...

This information is absolutely correct. The corkage fee, absent for quite sometime, has been reinstated although, as with all things RCI, is not always enforced.

What's false? RC does have a corkage fee. Time passes quickly, but I think it was reinstated last year.

So what is the correct information about this????

It's officially $15, but you are correct about the application of said fee.

I think Mat meant to quote CB

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Who will collect the corkage fee?

Thank you all for your input. To recap.. there is a $15 corkage fee that is not always inforced and we can bring our own coffee creamer at no charge. Correct?

Thank you all for your input. To recap.. there is a $15 corkage fee that is not always inforced and we can bring our own coffee creamer at no charge. Correct?

Correct. The corkage fee is supposed to be collected by one of the dining room staff, but they don't seem motivated to do that.

Who will collect the corkage fee?

In the MDR the table waiter writes it up and asks for a Seapass card. On the Navigator last year my waiter did not do, however, talked to another couple and they indicated their waiter charged. As with many RC policies reinforcement is sketchy.

Thank you for confirming,

Correct. The corkage fee is supposed to be collected by one of the dining room staff, but they don't seem motivated to do that.

We will not be attending the MDR so perhaps this won't be an issue for us. We only plan to enjoy our wine on our stateroom balcony.

In the MDR the table waiter writes it up and asks for a Seapass card. On the Navigator last year my waiter did not do, however, talked to another couple and they indicated their waiter charged. As with many RC policies reinforcement is sketchy.

Correct. The corkage fee is supposed to be collected by one of the dining room staff, but they don't seem motivated to do that.

Just as I thought, only in the dining room.

So it can be carried on without a fee.

Which is what I meant.

Not flaunting it around the dining room...

I'm understanding it the same way Matt.

Just as I thought, only in the dining room.

So it can be carried on without a fee.

Which is what I meant.

Not flaunting it around the dining room...

Hi all, I am wondering if I can bring our own coffee creamer on board Oasis of the Seas. Also, if we do bring two bottles of wine, is there a corkage fee?

No corkage fee on the wine you bring onboard at embarkation that you consume in your stateroom. Pour yourself a glass and take it with you to any location without a fee.

The corkage fee is only applicable if you drink your wine in public areas, according to their web site: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/charge-corkage-fee

Just as I thought, only in the dining room.

So it can be carried on without a fee.

Which is what I meant.

Not flaunting it around the dining room...

Correct, no one is collecting corkage fees at check-in. Royal's rule (of today:rolleyes:) allows the wine to be consumed in the stateroom without any fees. The bottles are only subject to a corkage fee if brought to a public venue.

Thank you for your help. I have one more question. Is the 2 bottle limitation per person or per stateroom?

The corkage fee is only applicable if you drink your wine in public areas, according to their web site: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/charge-corkage-fee

Thank you for your help. I have one more question. Is the 2 bottle limitation per person or per stateroom?

Two 750 ml bottles per stateroom.

Per stateroom.

It's officially $15, but you are correct about the application of said fee.

 

I think Mat meant to quote CB

Hey John, I saw you on the Allure roll calls!!!

Hey John, I saw you on the Allure roll calls!!!

Yep, we'll be there. 😁

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Who will collect the corkage fee?

The venue where you bring in the bottle. MDR or speciality dining