Bringing wine on board

[walkerspt]

Does RCI allow you to bring wine on board to drink in your cabin? If so, how many bottles?

[ryano]

Does RCI allow you to bring wine on board to drink in your cabin? If so, how many bottles?

 

Two 750ML bottles per cabin. Wine or champagne only.

Edited November 20, 2013 by ryano

[Eng23]

Two 750ML bottles per cabin. Wine or champagne only.

Yes. Spot on information here. :)

[cruiseguy4567]

Bring it on via carry-on, not in your luggage. Can drink in the cabin or by the glass at dinner. Full bottles are subject to a corkage fee in the MDR.

[leaveitallbehind]

It is also only allowed once at original port of embarkation. You cannot do it at subsequent ports of call on your itinerary. Any alcohol brought on then will be held for you until the last night before disembarkation.

[jletsgo]

Bring it on via carry-on, not in your luggage. Can drink in the cabin or by the glass at dinner. Full bottles are subject to a corkage fee in the MDR.

Here's a question for you...................can you open the bottle in your cabin and then bring the bottle to the MDR?

[leaveitallbehind]

Here's a question for you...................can you open the bottle in your cabin and then bring the bottle to the MDR?

 

No but you can bring a glass. The bottle if brought with you could be subject to the corkage fee.

 

You can have the bottle anywhere on board that is not a venue that serves alcohol and not pay the corkage fee. A glass of wine can be carried anywhere.

[Clarea]

Here's a question for you...................can you open the bottle in your cabin and then bring the bottle to the MDR?

The corkage fee should be called a service charge. You are subject to the charge when you bring your wine (corked our uncorked) to any restaurant or bar.

[jletsgo]

Gotcha!!!!!!!.....makes sense

[Goodysj]

Here's a question for you...................can you open the bottle in your cabin and then bring the bottle to the MDR?

Simple answer No, but you can take an unopen one but you will get a $25 corkage fee added to your account.:eek:

[Clarea]

Gotcha!!!!!!!.....makes sense

Best thing to do is to fill your wine glasses to the very top and take those to the dining room. No fees for glasses of wine.

[jletsgo]

We have cruised alot but have not yet taken advantage of bringing the wine on-board...I look forward to sitting on my balcony with a glass of wine and I agree that now I will be taking a glass with me to dinner :D