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Hi, going on our very first cruise with P&O in the new year.

I have checked the rules and they say we may carry on board a small amount of alcohol for cabin consumption.

 

Can anyone tell me what is a standard small amount, would it be one bottle each?

 

I don't want to do anything naughty on my first ever cruise.

 

Thank you

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Hi, going on our very first cruise with P&O in the new year.

I have checked the rules and they say we may carry on board a small amount of alcohol for cabin consumption.

 

Can anyone tell me what is a standard small amount, would it be one bottle each?

 

I don't want to do anything naughty on my first ever cruise.

 

Thank you

 

You can be a lot naughtier than that. Remember that you can buy gin etc for about £22 a bottle, delivered to your cabin. Wine is a better bet, as the on board price is £13.00 upward. Some people take a wine box or a half dozen bottles. Perhaps better to wait untill a good port.

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You can be a lot naughtier than that. Remember that you can buy gin etc for about £22 a bottle, delivered to your cabin. Wine is a better bet, as the on board price is £13.00 upward. Some people take a wine box or a half dozen bottles. Perhaps better to wait untill a good port.

 

Now your talking Dai. I love a good port with a piece of stilton and red grapes

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Can you fit a box of wine in the cabin fridge? Never tried but now curious.

 

Yes you can, and we always do. 3 litre white wine box in the fridge, 3 litre red wine box in a cupboard close by. Ideal for sun-downers on the balcony when on a summer cruise.

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On my cruise in January I took on two wine boxes, a litre of Bombay Sapphire and 12 tonics. In New Zealand I brought on another box of wine! Mind you this was on a world cruise, I'd probably only take on a bottle (or two) of wine for a fortnight! And, in case you're asking, yes I did drink the lot and I helped sink the wine we won in the quizzes too :)

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So would it be reasonable to bring on board a 6 pack of beer each ?

Never been on a cruiseline where this is allowed before so don't want to fall foul of the rules!

Cheers;)

 

Not a problem at all.

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