Carrying a glass of wine into the MDR?

We have brought our allowed two bottles of wine onboard in the past and opened them in our room. Then carried the glass of wine into the MDR. Are people still doing this? Or will we get busted? $15.00 to open a 10.00 bottle of wines just plain stupid. My opinion.

You can carry a glass of wine into the dining room or any other beverage you like:D

Yes,

My friend and I bring a wine bottle each on board. We have both taken a glass of wine to the MDR and we weren't charged anything.

Walk in like a boss. No problem! I walk in with a Yeti full of vodka/soda/cran every meal.

You guys are to funny!! We shall be the bosses that we are! And Pam, TRiver here ;)

No issues all. Many people bring drinks with them. Either from their cabin or from a bar.

You guys are to funny!! We shall be the bosses that we are! And Pam, TRiver here ;)

Are you also on the 2/4 Pride from Baltimore?

The $15.00 charge is not a big deal for the service offered. But many people bring their drinks into the MDR.

Are you also on the 2/4 Pride from Baltimore?

No 5/13

You can take any drink, anywhere you go. We always take our sodas to the MDR with us.

No 5/13

OK...thought I saw you on the roll call for 2/4:D

We often stop by a bar for a couple of empty wine glasses on the way back to our cabin. Easier for me because I take a glass of my wine out and about and when I'm done I just leave the glass where ever we are on the ship.

I normally don't take the wine glasses already in the cabin because we'll probably use them on the balcony later :D

We do it all the time. No problem at all.

I always do this, no problem. I just leave the glass at the table unless i am going back right after dinner then i get a second glass to take the show with me.

I fill my wine glass with Mountain Dew and carry it in.

We just open the bottle in the room and take it to the dinning room. Have never had an issue and have never been charged a fee.

We just open the bottle in the room and take it to the dinning room. Have never had an issue and have never been charged a fee.

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We have brought our allowed two bottles of wine onboard in the past and opened them in our room. Then carried the glass of wine into the MDR. Are people still doing this? Or will we get busted? $15.00 to open a 10.00 bottle of wines just plain stupid. My opinion.

You can carry it wrapped in a brown paper bag, if that suits your fancy.

I do it every night...It may take a little bit to get a glass once you order it in the dining room so I like to bring one in with me.

The $15.00 charge is not a big deal for the service offered. But many people bring their drinks into the MDR.

Is the service offered, opening a bottle of wine?

Is the service offered, opening a bottle of wine?

Yes. They will also store any unfinished wine and bring it to your table next time you dine in the MDR.

I ask for wine glasses at a bar. Then open the wine in my cabin. No one would know if I bought it at a bar or brought it from my cabin.

I always bring a drink to dinner one way or another. Getting a beer or glass of wine at dinner takes too long.

We carry a glass in hand and the bottle in the other hand. Never charged anything.

The $15.00 charge is not a big deal for the service offered. But many people bring their drinks into the MDR.

Is the service offered, opening a bottle of wine?

The corkage fee isn't for having someone open a bottle of wine. It's for the convenience of bringing a bottle of wine, that wasn't purchased on board, into the dining room. Doesn't matter if the bottle is already opened, has a screw top or a cork.