Bringing Wine On Board

[knittinggirl]

If we check our two allowed bottles of wine, will they make us visit the naughty room?

 

Never mind, found my answer in the passenger contract.

Edited April 14, 2015 by knittinggirl

[paul929207]

Yes, wine must be carried on

[Orlando Vic]

I just completed an 11-day Panama Canal cruise out of Port Everglades. We carried on two bottles and had another two (one in each bag) in checked luggage. I guessed that, with all the boarding confusion, Princess would never bother with a single bottle in a suitcase. I was right.

[Colo Cruiser]

There have not been many posts saying that they have been summoned to security regarding any wine/alcohol in checked baggage.

[Lovetocruiseprincess]

I just completed an 11-day Panama Canal cruise out of Port Everglades. We carried on two bottles and had another two (one in each bag) in checked luggage. I guessed that, with all the boarding confusion, Princess would never bother with a single bottle in a suitcase. I was right.

 

That's the best way to do it. If they catch the extra two in your checked luggage you'll pay the $15, if not you're ahead of the game. It's also best to split them up as you did to increase the odds of slipping them by. ;)

[chrysalis]

There have not been many posts saying that they have been summoned to security regarding any wine/alcohol in checked baggage.

 

People we met on the Royal recently had beer taken out of their checked luggage (with a note left) but they ignored the many bottles of wine in the same bag.

[Colo Cruiser]

People we met on the Royal recently had beer taken out of their checked luggage (with a note left) but they ignored the many bottles of wine in the same bag.

 

Selective enforcement. :cool:

[81Zoomie]

We have carried on 6 bottles of wine several times. We pay the corkage and enjoy great wines at a fraction of the cost Princess would charge. At least we get to drink what we like with dinner