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Can we bring pop (soda) or juice with us when we board in Fort Lauderdale? We did on NCL, but weren't sure about RCCL. According to the Guest Ticket Booklet, I just printed, the beverage policy states that "guests are not allowed to bring alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages onbard for consumption or any other use." I think I've seen conflicting information from the RCCL site.

 

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According to the Guest Ticket Booklet, I just printed, the beverage policy states that "guests are not allowed to bring alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages onbard for consumption or any other use."

Sounds like you have your answer! :rolleyes:

 

Other answer ----- It's against the rules, but folks do it all the time!

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I'm pretty sure that it is a gamble from what I hear. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't I will say that last year I brought along a 12-pk of diet pepsi cans on the Monarch of the Seas, slapped on a luggage tag, and it was delivered to my stateroom along with my luggage. So there was no sneaking drinks onboard or anything. I will be trying this again tomorrow, so I will let you know if it works again!

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As you've seen, it's technically against the rules, however in practice, most of the enforcement seems to be focused on alcoholic beverages, and small amounts of soda or water are usually not confiscated.

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We leave saturday out of ft lauderdale we are thinking of just bringing just like a 6 pack of water bottles and a 8 pack coke bottles with screw lids. We just want to have a few in our cabin should I just put them in my carry-on? dont want to put them in checked luggage they might leak for being trown :( If they take it quess I just out a few bucks:)

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In the past people have made an argument for bringing a certain kind of soda that wasn't available on the ship, Diet Mountain Dew comes to mind, as they don't severe it on board and they don't have a substitute available and the people bringing them seemed to have no problem bringing them on board. I think the big thing they are looking for is alcohol these days.

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Ok, you've convinced me, I wasn't going to as I was afraid they'd make me walk the gang plank if caught. But I'm gonna go for it, a six pack of diet mountain dew it is. The question I have is....do I just be up front about it and take it in my carry on bag or do I be sneaky and put it in my suitcase?

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