I forget, can we take any bottled water or soda on board?

[bluecruisin]

I would just be 2 or 3 bottles. Thanks for help!

[Ourusualbeach]

Officially the policy is no, however this is rarely enforced.

[cruzgryphon]

I've taken a couple of 500ml bottles of water onboard in my carryon luggage two or three times and haven't had any problems.

[schmeed]

I've seen a case of water with a luggage tag taped on it sitting outside a stateroom. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't and the crew enjoys the water. :)

[tonyweir]

No worries. As long at its sealed.

[riclop]

That should be fine.

[Host Star]

we have always taken a case of water... just taped a luggage tag to it and it has always been delivered to our cabin... last time was just last month on Harmony

[iahawkfan21]

Officially the policy is no, however this is rarely enforced.

 

 

While we've never bothered, this is correct. Have met many who've done it successfully and only a few who've had items confiscated. Worst case you're out a few $$.

[framboesa]

I keep reading that lots of people have the water delivered to the cabin...We only need 2 or 3 bottles of water....should we pack it to be delivered or should we keep with us and show it to the security? I don't want our luggage in the naughty room :D

[Clarea]

I keep reading that lots of people have the water delivered to the cabin...We only need 2 or 3 bottles of water....should we pack it to be delivered or should we keep with us and show it to the security? I don't want our luggage in the naughty room :D

 

 

Keep it with you if you don't want your bags delayed by security.

[island lady]

Those that drop off those grocery store plastic wrapped cases of water and "slap a tag on it"

to the porters are forgetting how difficult it is for the porters and crew members to handle. They

are bulky, and the same reason the pax don't like to drag them around before cabins open.

I have heard of many instances where the porters refuse them.

 

What is so hard about filling up a cloth tote bag, that has a handle on it, with the water

and put a luggage tag on it? Makes it much easier to handle for all concerned. Mine always

makes it to my cabin intact. Then I just fold up and put the empty cloth tote in my suitcases on the last day.

[schmeed]

Those that drop off those grocery store plastic wrapped cases of water and "slap a tag on it"

to the porters are forgetting how difficult it is for the porters and crew members to handle. They

are bulky, and the same reason the pax don't like to drag them around before cabins open.

I have heard of many instances where the porters refuse them.

 

What is so hard about filling up a cloth tote bag, that has a handle on it, with the water

and put a luggage tag on it? Makes it much easier to handle for all concerned. Mine always

makes it to my cabin intact. Then I just fold up and put the empty cloth tote in my suitcases on the last day.

Can you upload a picture of the tote you are referring too? I can't picture one.

 

Thanks.

[cb at sea]

Use one of those reusable shopping bags, like grocery stores sell...or a canvas tote...or a small gym bag....anything with handles will do.

 

But, a refillable bottle weighs nothing empty, and it will not be confiscated or cause luggage to go to the "naughty" room.

[island lady]

Can you upload a picture of the tote you are referring too? I can't picture one.

 

Thanks.

 

 

No, not capable (I am still in the dinosaur age ;p) of uploading photos...sorry.

 

But I will give you a mental picture. It's just a cloth duffel bag with handles.

Think Gym clothes. ;)

[LMaxwell]

Water soda and alcohol all have the same policy.

[island lady]

Use one of those reusable shopping bags, like grocery stores sell...or a canvas tote...or a small gym bag....anything with handles will do.

 

But, a refillable bottle weighs nothing empty, and it will not be confiscated or cause luggage to go to the "naughty" room.

 

 

Yup, exactly. Though I prefer to have a bag that closes with a zipper...not fond of open

top bags...water bottles have tendency to roll out of any opening they can

find. ;)

 

I always use that one separate bag for the water bottles, and will most times fill

it up wind breakers/rain jackets, etc. for padding. Then if the bag should go down

to the naughty room (which mine never has for years now) I won't stress, since

my clothes are not in it...and pick it up when there is no line down there.

 

I don't mind the ship's water, and will most times refill my water bottles when I run

out...but I still prefer my Dasani.

[island lady]

Water soda and alcohol all have the same policy.

 

 

Except for the two bottles of wine. ;) (y)

[sunsetbeachgal]

We tried dropping a tagged case of water off with our luggage in Port Canaveral in November and were told by the porter that they no longer accepted them. So we then parked the car, broke up the case and each person carried on some bottles, no problem.

 

 

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[island lady]

We tried dropping a tagged case of water off with our luggage in Port Canaveral in November and were told by the porter that they no longer accepted them. So we then parked the car, broke up the case and each person carried on some bottles, no problem.

 

 

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My point exactly...thank you!! :)