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We sail in one week- YAY!! We have purchased our liquor and a wine package from BV and I am wondering if we can take a beverage anywhere on the ship. If my husband is in the sports bar having some beers can I bring my own to sit with him or is that frowned upon? I know many have posted they take a wine/cocktail to dinner but I was wondering about other areas on the ship.

 

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I have carried my allowable wine all over, as well as my BV bottles. I have had a bottle with me in the library while playing games or reading, I have had a bottle of wine with me in the sports bar. Your stuff, take it where ya want, no problem.

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I bring a plastic, double-walled insulated cup with me. Works well for a drink, or wine. Just hate to carry glass out on deck, by the pools and hot-tubs.

 

When I go to the dining room, I take my wine in one of the stemmed water glasses they leave in your cabin.

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I have carried my allowable wine all over, as well as my BV bottles. I have had a bottle with me in the library while playing games or reading, I have had a bottle of wine with me in the sports bar. Your stuff, take it where ya want, no problem.

 

Maybe when I sail next month I will do this, but put it in a brown paper bag just for effect.:D

 

I have a bottle of wine coming, but I don't drink a lot of wine, so I think I will bring it to dinner to share with my table mates.

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If you order a wine package in advance, does it get added to your shipboard account or do you have to pay for it before you get onboard? I understand ordering in advance saves you the 15%.

 

On that same vein, does anyone know if the decent tasting reds are included in the cheaper package? We have been spoiled by amazing Canadian wines which surprisingly aren't sold onboard but have found the Santa Carolina Merlot drinkable at a low cost but we're not sure if that's included in the packages. Has anyone found a decent red wine available at a reasonable price onboard?

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This is where I bring my empty rum runners on the ship. I pour my BV liquor into the rum runners and then use them at the various locations around the ship. My wife is always carrying a bag, so usually ends up in there. I try not to be too obvious about pouring from the rum runners but I always have my receipt back at the cabin just in case anyone from Carnival asks. Carry them into port also.

Greg

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if you order a wine package in advance, does it get added to your shipboard account or do you have to pay for it before you get onboard? I understand ordering in advance saves you the 15%. you pay with a cc when ordering ahead they do not put it on the ss account.

 

on that same vein, does anyone know if the decent tasting reds are included in the cheaper package? i don't know for sure, it's been a while since being on carnival, but i usualy look for something from chile or argentina. we have been spoiled by amazing canadian wines which surprisingly aren't sold onboard but have found the santa carolina merlot drinkable at a low cost but we're not sure if that's included in the packages. Has anyone found a decent red wine available at a reasonable price onboard?

 

:) !!!

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I carried my BV cooler packed with ice and beers around in to the casino and placed it under my chair. this was after i stopped at the bar and requested a few limes which the nice lady gave me.

 

i carried my cooler packed with ice to the serenity area as well. no problems at all.

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