Orange juice

can we bring on boar orange juice on cartons

Best to ask this on the dedicated cruise line forum. If you post the cruise line, we can give you a link.

Best to ask this on the dedicated cruise line forum. If you post the cruise line, we can give you a link.

Carnival Vista

Carnival Vista

Here is the Carnival dedicated forum: https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=215

Or, you could find it right on Carnival’s webpage;

https://help.carnival.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2633/~/liquor-and-beverage-policy

:D OP has already posted many times on the Carnival board here. At any rate, s/he has the answer.

The stuff in the cartons is the same that they serve.

The stuff in the cartons is the same that they serve.

They might want to be able to drink it at times other than breakfast......

The stuff in the cartons is the same that they serve.

Not if what you bring aboard is good quality fresh squeezed . You could keep a couple in your stateroom refrigerator.

Not if what you bring aboard is good quality fresh squeezed . You could keep a couple in your stateroom refrigerator.

Assuming there is a working refrigerator that is cold enough. You might have to ask the cabin attendant to remove the existing items first. Plus, your cabin might not be available until 1pm or later, and the juice will likely get warm before then.

Only one 12 pack of canned beverages and one bottle of wine (per person) are allowed to be brought on Carnival. I don’t think they would allow a large carton of OJ. You can get orange juice from room service for free. Or fill a water bottle up at breakfast.

Only one 12 pack of canned beverages and one bottle of wine (per person) are allowed to be brought on Carnival. I don’t think they would allow a large carton of OJ. You can get orange juice from room service for free. Or fill a water bottle up at breakfast.

It's cans or cartons of 12 oz or less each in a quantity of 12 or fewer per person. So, yes, they could carry on smaller cartons of OJ, if they choose to.