Bon voyage booze- bringing it home if not finished?

[Binti1962]

I can't decide if I should buy one bottle or two. If I buy two and we don't finish it all can I take it off the ship or will I have to pour it out? I should mention the cruise is five days out of Boston to Canada.

thanks in advance.

[flounder315]

I brought mine home without a problem. They don't check bags as you are leaving.

[Carolin]

Yes you can take it off the ship. What you do with it from that point depends on if your driving or flying.

[Paratina]

I didn't realize you are not supposed to bring opened bottles off the ship until I couldn't finish my BV Kahlua I ordered myself. OOps....we finish it up now....:cool:

[JO-TRAVEL ALOT]

We've brought open bottles home. If flying just pack in your checked bag.

[lady_cruiser]

We pre-ordered seven bottles of wine one time and brought three home with no problem. But these three bottles were never uncorked.

 

It just seemed that, that year, we had friends buying us glasses of wine at night so we didn't have to open all of our bottles.

[Binti1962]

Thanks for the replies. I'll buy two bottles now!

 

Happy cruising everyone!

[Herfnerd]

Couldn't you order one bottle now and if you need more, order thru Room or Guest Services?

[kayhold]

I would only worry if driving, because its you're pulled over and for some reason searched, it would be open bottle and an automatic ticket. I would make sure its in the trunk.

[Sargent_Schultz]

I am not aware of any law that says you can't carry open bottles off of the ship.

 

As for driving with them, if they are in the trunk it isn't an open container.

[kayhold]

I am not aware of any law that says you can't carry open bottles off of the ship.

 

As for driving with them, if they are in the trunk it isn't an open container.

 

Which is why I said... to make sure its in the trunk.

 

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