Non-Alcoholic Beverage ??

[sprstr68]

Hey there! The search engine is down so I apologize for a question that I'm sure has already been answered! I have also read through the Carnival sites contract...

I would like to know if or what the specific amount of non-alcoholic beverages are allowed to be brought on per person. Specifically, I'm wondering about bottled water. I wanted to bring on a case for myself and family. Does anyone know if this is a problem??

 

Thanks for taking the time to answer!!!

[cb at sea]

They allow it, but the ship's water is fine to drink. They make all the ice from it, and cook your food with it (and in it!)!!!

I don't believe there is a specific qty, but a case won't be stopped.

[sprstr68]

Thanks for the response! I have two small children and I want to be able to take water bottles with me when we stop at the ports. Hopefully that won't be a problem.

[gloreuscruising]

You could take a case but why add so much weight to lug around? I like to bring about two bottles per person. I fill them up from either larger sized purchased water on the ship, or right from the tap. Place them in the ice bucket the night before the excursion and then they are ready to be used the next day. Two bottles should be plenty. If not then figure out what you can manage and reuse them throughout the cruise.

[RoofingPrincess]

I take a wide-mouthed Nalgene water bottle with me, and fill it up with glasses of ice water from the buffet restaurant (don't refill directly from the water dispenser, for hygienic reasons). The wide-mouthed versions are easier to fill than an empty bottled-water bottle, and more sturdy as well.