soda

[scrapergal]

hello all I am taking my first NCL cruise on April 5 and am wondering how people pack soda in their suitcases. My concern is it exploding while flying :eek:. Any suggestions and/or ideas would be greatly appreciated. I won't have time to fly to stop on our way to the airport.

[Ilovesailing]

hello all I am taking my first NCL cruise on April 5 and am wondering how people pack soda in their suitcases. My concern is it exploding while flying :eek:. Any suggestions and/or ideas would be greatly appreciated. I won't have time to fly to stop on our way to the airport.

 

Take a 12/24 pack label it with your room number and send it with your luggage at the pier or carry it on. Pretty simple,

[Twelvevman]

hello all I am taking my first NCL cruise on April 5 and am wondering how people pack soda in their suitcases. My concern is it exploding while flying :eek:. Any suggestions and/or ideas would be greatly appreciated. I won't have time to fly to stop on our way to the airport.

 

It depends on how many you need. On my last cruise I bought 4 of the 20oz bottles at the airport store (after security) and put them in my carryon. I then bought a few more at the first port stop to replenish.

[UhOhChango]

I find it FAR FAR easier just to get the unlimited soda sticker.

[Steeler Nation At Sea]

hello all I am taking my first NCL cruise on April 5 and am wondering how people pack soda in their suitcases. My concern is it exploding while flying :eek:. Any suggestions and/or ideas would be greatly appreciated. I won't have time to fly to stop on our way to the airport.

 

I wouldn't pack it to fly. Have the cab driver stop on the way to port at a convenience store.

 

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[scrapergal]

I find it FAR FAR easier just to get the unlimited soda sticker.

 

that would be the easy thing to do but i only drink Coke (yes I am a soda snob)

[sdmike]

what port are you sailing out of? If Miami, there's a CVS near where you go across the bridge to the terminals. It would take 15 minutes to have a cabby stop. That will be far easier and less expensive than checking a box full of soda at $25 or more per bag on an airplane.