Princess Plus refundable prior to sailing?

[caribill]

30 minutes ago, eajung66 said:

Thank you, did not realize that! I guess I've always had my liquid taken during the security screening process. (IE. Water or Soda bottles so I just assumed Wine would fall into this too). 

 

I already said my mea culpa.

 

16 hours ago, caribill said:

 

My big mistake. I forgot about the 100ml limits.

 

However, if you purchase in a duty free shop, they will deliver the bottle to you at the gate. (But do not expect to be able carry it on a next flight on the itinerary.)

 

[SiliconCruiser]

5 hours ago, eajung66 said:

Thank you, did not realize that! I guess I've always had my liquid taken during the security screening process. (IE. Water or Soda bottles so I just assumed Wine would fall into this too). 

You cannot carry liquids over 100ml in carry-on luggage on a plane (including wine.)  If you are planning on bringing liquids over 100ml, it has to be in checked luggage.  It is best to check with the country of you departure, as well as countries that you might be traveling through rather than relying on information on social media.  What is considered liquid varies from country to country as well.  We had some moisturizing cream in our carry-on, which was fine in the U.S., but leaving Iceland to the EU, we found that this was considered a liquid and we had to check it as baggage.