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On 5/30/2021 at 5:42 PM, coldflame said:

I don't believe you're supposed to pack water/alcohol. We bring it with us in the carry on. Official policy is you can bring two bottles of sparkling or regular wine and 6 x 12 oz cans/person. Pre-covid enforcement was pretty relaxed, though, we've brought in bottles of campari, whiskey and vodka and were never given any trouble. In each port of call, you can bring the same amount to the ship for your use. Now, what post-covid enforcement will be like is anyone's guess: maybe more relaxed because there are so many other things to do during embarkment that alcohol is just a non-issue? Or perhaps more strict because of the revenue they desperately need -- and DCL doesn't have casinos so alcohol is really their main up-lift revenue on board.

 

Now, if you're intent on bringing alcohol on board "off the books", it's trivially easy to do 😉, same method which also works in other cruise lines.

I heard the same thing that you can buy wine in port and bring it on board; however, this is from the Disney website.

• Liquors or spirits or excess wine and beer purchased in ports of call will be stored until the end of the cruise.

We were in that exact cabin last week!  We just finished up our week fl doing Machu Picchu.  Excellent review!
 

I also agree that, while expensive, do it when you are young and healthy.  Hubby and I are both mid-60s and healthy but wish we could have done more.

That was it...thank you very much. You've actually helped some timeshare people!

Very recently, I was at a website which listed many ports and what ships would be in on certain days. Now I can't find it. Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Chris