bringing wine on board?

[wezie]

Are you allowed to bring wine on board? If so, how many bottles per person? Is there a policy stated somewhere about this? Do you have to carry it on or can you pack it in your luggage?

[Pia1913]

Are you allowed to bring wine on board? If so, how many bottles per person? Is there a policy stated somewhere about this? Do you have to carry it on or can you pack it in your luggage?

 

Supposedly one bottle/PP, but it all depends on embarkation point. Some people carry on whole cases. We like the box wine; easy to carry. Have never packed any of it into checked baggage. If I don't think I can carry it on, it doesn't go. I also carry on diet pepsi.

[paul929207]

The official limit is one bottle of wine per adult. This is in the Passage Contract on Princess.com. The limit is rarely, if ever, enforced. Most people carry it on.

[Coolmama_1]

We brought 4 bottles on our last cruise out of Ft Lauderdale.

[LuAnn]

wine on board in SF at embarkation (2 bottles) and bought wine in one of the Alaskan ports (2 bottles) on board and had no questions/problems bringing them on board. LuAnn

[Colo Cruiser]

The wording has changed, there is no official limit on wine.

[lopat08865]

Rolled on a case of wine for the dining room and a 5 liter boxed wine for the cabin.

[canadiansnowbird]

Rolled on a case of wine for the dining room and a 5 liter boxed wine for the cabin.

 

Which port?

 

Has anyone had a problem with San Francisco?

 

Snowbird

[paul929207]

I can't recall a post by someone who had trouble carrying any liquor onboard a Princess ship.

[lopat08865]

Originally Posted by lopat08865

Rolled on a case of wine for the dining room and a 5 liter boxed wine for the cabin.

 

 

Which port?

 

Has anyone had a problem with San Francisco?

 

Snowbird

 

June 5 out of Brooklyn. IMHO, based on my experience and what I read here, you should not have a problem. Do a search on alcohol and you'll find info on what the FAQ says vs. what the cruise contract says. We were prepared to present a printout of the latter, but never had to. We consumed the boxed wine in cabin and were charged $15 for the magnums we brought to dinner each night.