Wine

[jackjoyus]

Are we still able to bring Wine on board??:confused:

[Pam in CA]

Are we still able to bring Wine on board??:confused:

Yes. No problem. If you bring it to the dining room to drink there, you'll be charged a corkage fee.

[paul929207]

The Princess Passage Contract specificly states that you can carry one wine and champagne. It does not specify a maximum amount.

[LARGIN]

The Princess Passage Contract specificly states that you can carry one wine and champagne. It does not specify a maximum amount.

 

I think you meant "on" :D:D

[jdvmd]

Yes, you can bring wine onboard. No limit. If brought to the dining room, you will be charged a $15 corkage fee. Your cabin steward will provide you with clean wine glasses and a corkscrew, though we bring our own opener. You can also order glasses through room service or stop by any bar and pick some up.

[Pia1913]

Yes, you can bring wine onboard. No limit. If brought to the dining room, you will be charged a $15 corkage fee. Your cabin steward will provide you with clean wine glasses and a corkscrew, though we bring our own opener. You can also order glasses through room service or stop by any bar and pick some up.

 

 

Just to clarify a bit further, if you walk into the diningroom carrying a glass of wine, that is perfectly alright. It doesn't matter whether you bought it at a bar or poured it in your room.

[Seegee]

Even though I printed the Princess Alcohol policy, which clearly states one bottle per port per person is allowed, for the purser on our trip our wine was still confiscated at the first port which was Brisbane on our 28 day around Aussie trip.

This is not only extremly embarrasing but also really annoying and we will never cruise again unless our rights are clearly stated before we depart. I also doubt we will use Princess either.

In this case Princess is clearly WRONG.

[Pia1913]

Even though I printed the Princess Alcohol policy, which clearly states one bottle per port per person is allowed, for the purser on our trip our wine was still confiscated at the first port which was Brisbane on our 28 day around Aussie trip.

This is not only extremly embarrasing but also really annoying and we will never cruise again unless our rights are clearly stated before we depart. I also doubt we will use Princess either.

In this case Princess is clearly WRONG.

 

Instead of complaining here, write a nice letter to corporate. An email is even better. Obviously there's something wrong on the Dawn and you might be the one to fix it. Or perhaps this was an isolated incident on that particular sailing. Whatever it was, please send that email and let us know what happens.

[missymerv]

Is it specifically wine? Hubby likes Baileys Irish Cream is that a no no?

[jdvmd]

Is it specifically wine? Hubby likes Baileys Irish Cream is that a no no?

 

Only wine is allowed to be brought onboard. You will pay a corkage fee of $15 per bottle. No alcohol. Baileys would not be allowed.

[pablo222]

Instead of complaining here, write a nice letter to corporate. An email is even better. Obviously there's something wrong on the Dawn and you might be the one to fix it.

 

It will be amusing when the 'fix' is to correct the documentation!

[Astro Flyer]

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[sez809]

We took a couple of bottles on our recent MED cruise with Princess. Corkage was $15 in the dining room, even for the magnum of rioja my sister took with her! Bargain!

[1 HappyCruiser]

Is it specifically wine? Hubby likes Baileys Irish Cream is that a no no?

 

Although not officially allowed the chances are very, very good that you'll be able to get it aboard with any problem.

[hansi]

Yes. No problem. If you bring it to the dining room to drink there, you'll be charged a corkage fee.

 

But you can bring a glass of wine into the dining room without charge.