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It's a 6 day cruise.....

I'm thinking 6 bottles of wine, 2 6 packs of water, some rum (in what??), Grey Goose (in what??), club soda and Diet Caff Free Coke.

Will I get away with it?

And....where am I supposed to put my clothes???LOL:p

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I have smuggled on exactly - zilch . . . zero . . . nada . . . nothing.

 

Why take the chance and have to lug around all those heavy bottles? The ship has everything I need.

 

Have fun listening to all the replies!

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Here we go again. :rolleyes:

 

Please pay no attention to the rules & take whatever you feel comfortable with possibly losing. If you get somebody in a really bad mood that day you ....maybe they will refuse to let you board. :)

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Here we go again. :rolleyes:

 

Please pay no attention to the rules & take whatever you feel comfortable with possibly losing. If you get somebody in a really bad mood that day you ....maybe they will refuse to let you board. :)

 

 

Worse case, they take your booze, but they will not deny you boarding if you're caught. :rolleyes:

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I have done the smuggling thing a couple times now. My friends and I put Vodka into large water bottles (you could do the same w/ rum). We wrapped those in a couple layers of plastic bags and put them in with our big suitcases that were transported by the crew to our cabin. It worked out very well! Since we were worried about mixers, we just brought crystal light powdered mix. If you are going to bring wine, I would also make sure it's very insulated and wrapped up so it wont leak if it breaks (which hasn't happened to me yet!). But dont bring it on your carry on, because they might search your bag.

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We always carry on a couple of bottles of wine b/c we celebrate our anniversary while on board. This is allowed. Last year when we were on the Destiny out of Puerto Rico there is a liquor store right at the port. We bought wine, rum and scotch and carried it all on board. No one said anything.:eek:

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I am SO not answering this question, for fear of getting flamed. We've never brought water or soda, but have brought a few other things. ;)

 

I know people who have brought bottles of liquor (not in mouthwash containers), cases of beer, etc...

 

Bring what you want, just be prepared to part with it if they decide to enforce their new rule.

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Back in the days before the casino covered all our drinks... the record is THREE FULL cases of 16 OZ. Miller Lite. We had 3 small suitcases which each perfectly held one case. We did that a couple of times - never a problem.

 

 

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Tom

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Our last cruise in January on the Triumph, we got 17, yes 17, 20 ounce water bottles of vodka, rum, gin, and banana liquor on. We had 18 bottles in one of our carryons, basically just an empty suitcase filled with bottles. One of our companions took one of them out and carryed it as we walked through the x-ray machines in Miami. One of the carnival security women took a good hard look at the bottle in his hand, then had him open it up and smelled it. Of course she took it and put it on top of the x-ray machine instead of throwing it in the garbage right in front of her (i'm sure she was saving it for later :)), and made a big deal about "you can't get anything by carnival security" (her words). What she didn't realize is that while her and her fellow security officers were making a bid deal of their big catch, the remaining 17 bottles were going through the x-ray machine unnoticed, since they were all focused on the one in plain view.

 

I will be the first to admit that we went waaaaaaaay overboard in the amount of stuff we smuggled on, we ended up dumping alot of it at the end of the week. Plus the 4 of us had around $1000 each on our S&S cards, so we could have saved a lot of money if we would have used the stuff we brought on, but it's such a pain to go to the room when there's a perfectly good bar right on the Lido deck, or wherever. Next cruise in May, we'll probably take a water bottle or two of something on, just to make a drink in the cabin when we don't feel like finding a bar.

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Worse case, they take your booze, but they will not deny you boarding if you're caught. :rolleyes:

 

 

the trick is to make sure you are last boarding, and wait till the very last second to give your bags to the porter.

See, by that time they are already sooo wasted from drinking everyone else's liquor that they confiscated they will be too blasted to remember to take yours:eek: :D :p

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You forgot the three kegs! LOL

 

Of course you can't take all that on silly!

It's a 6 day cruise.....

I'm thinking 6 bottles of wine, 2 6 packs of water, some rum (in what??), Grey Goose (in what??), club soda and Diet Caff Free Coke.

Will I get away with it?

And....where am I supposed to put my clothes???LOL:p

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The most we have taken is:

14 bottles of 12 oz waters

12 pack of Mt. Dew

12 pack of Dr. Pepper

1 bottle of Capt. Morgan (travel size it's plastic)

1 bottle of vodka (travel size)

1 5th of Jager

1 5th of Woodford Reserve

12 can of Red Bull

1 5th of Peach Schnapps

24 pack of Coke

That was for 5 people on a 7 day cruise. Needless to say we had a great time.lol:)

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It's a 6 day cruise.....

I'm thinking 6 bottles of wine, 2 6 packs of water, some rum (in what??), Grey Goose (in what??), club soda and Diet Caff Free Coke.

Will I get away with it?

And....where am I supposed to put my clothes???LOL:p

 

Just a thought, but you could probably put your clothes in the empty space where your liver used to be. I was going to say your ethics, but you've probably never had any of those.

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I am SO not answering this question, for fear of getting flamed. We've never brought water or soda, but have brought a few other things. ;)

 

I know people who have brought bottles of liquor (not in mouthwash containers), cases of beer, etc...

 

Bring what you want, just be prepared to part with it if they decide to enforce their new rule.

 

Or their OLD rule either, since there's nothing NEW about liquor.

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Or their OLD rule either, since there's nothing NEW about liquor.

 

Maybe better wording would have been "be prepared to part with it if they start digging through checked bags due to the new tighter rules regarding soda and water".

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Just a thought, but you could probably put your clothes in the empty space where your liver used to be. I was going to say your ethics, but you've probably never had any of those.

 

Bah... that's HARDLY enough alcohol to result in any significant liver damage... especially since we have no idea how many people he is sharing with. I have a feeling that the people travelling with him decided to make him the helpless victim should his trickery not fool the elite carnival security... :D

 

Why, dear Parrot?? Did you have a bad experience once? Do tell! hehehehe :D

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As for me, I've never gone too far.. I stuffed 3 bottles of Merlot in my checked luggage. Let me tell you... now with the liquids restrictions.. and a long flight from Boston to Miami... that makes for one VERY nervous traveller.

 

So far so good though.

 

Though I did use my boyfriend's nice pants as a means to protect one of the bottles of wine... had there been a problem... i'm sure he wouldn't have appreciated that one. lol

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A 750ml rum in plastic bottle, and a 750ml mudslide mix in a plastic bottle, and 2 bottles of wine (in carryon).

 

Even on a 9 day cruise we don't typically finish them. We buy 1 or 2 drinks a day and make 1 or 2 on our own.

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A) no flying is involved

B) My liver is fine thank you! If you & your significant other have never finished a bottle of wine in one day then yippy for you :D

C) I don't think that 3 bottles of wine in each suitcase is alot and as for the captain & goose....we'll figure something out!

 

Thanks for your help!:)

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