Bringing wine onboard

[sss10]

After reading posts on here for months about bringing liquor onboard vs room set-ups etc....we decided to take 3 bottles of wine onboard and pay the $15/bottle corking fee. My husband took the wine in a carry-on, through the xray and no one said a word. We asked our steward for a corkscrew and had our wine (free) each night in our room. Go figure!

[newmexicoNita]

After reading posts on here for months about bringing liquor onboard vs room set-ups etc....we decided to take 3 bottles of wine onboard and pay the $15/bottle corking fee. My husband took the wine in a carry-on, through the xray and no one said a word. We asked our steward for a corkscrew and had our wine (free) each night in our room. Go figure!

 

this happened to us only once. good for you and for NCL. I know, some are going to say "this isn't fair" and maybe not, but as long as you don't try to smuggle...

 

Nita

[AFAMILY]

this happened to us only once. good for you and for NCL. I know, some are going to say "this isn't fair" and maybe not, but as long as you don't try to smuggle...

 

Nita

 

I agree Nita....the poster did nothing wrong here.

 

Happy Cruising! :)

[noreddye]

I agree with the previous posters. I am glad that you did not "smuggle" the wine on the ship. Since you were being honest, the "Wine Fairy" bestowed an unexpected but very pleasant surprise to you.

[DAGVBSB]

Good things DO happen to those who do the RIGHT THING!!!:D

[Bunkie103]

We'll take our wine in our carry-on and let whatever happens happen!:rolleyes: I want to take my favorite wine and haven't seen it as being available on the ship for purchase. On Carnival I was amazed to see it in the Bon Voyage selections. Paying the $15 will be worth it, unless the "wine fairy" is good to me too!:D