Wine allowed to be brought on board in carry on?

[pattymo]

Thinking of cruising on my first NCL cruise ( except for the Norway like 33 years ago) and have cruised the other cruise ones and they allow 1 bottle per person, is this permissible on NCL?

 

 

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[Johnny Bananas]

You can bring on as many bottles as you like. $15/750ml paid between security and check in.

Fee is irregardless of where you drink it

[jack300s]

Thinking of cruising on my first NCL cruise ( except for the Norway like 33 years ago) and have cruised the other cruise ones and they allow 1 bottle per person, is this permissible on NCL?

 

 

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No limit on the number of bottles that I know of...

 

Our last cruise ended last Friday on the Pearl. We carried on five bottles of wine in a open wine carrier. Once past security you are escorted to a table and asked to pay a $15 corkage fee per bottle.

 

Sometimes early in the boarding process the corkage fee table is not set up. In that case you just board without paying the corkage fee. That happened to us in two of the last three cruises.

 

We've carried on 10, 6, and 5 bottles of wine.

[ColinIllinois]

Thinking of cruising on my first NCL cruise ( except for the Norway like 33 years ago) and have cruised the other cruise ones and they allow 1 bottle per person, is this permissible on NCL?

 

 

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Here is a link to the NCL.com Frequently Asked Questions that will answer this question and has a bunch of other good info to get you started.

 

http://www.ncl.com/faq

 

Enjoy.

[Totsiejen14]

Do they charge you the corkage fee even if you bring your own cork screw?

Edited October 22, 2014 by Totsiejen14

[njhorseman]

Do they charge you the corkage fee even if you bring your own cork screw?

 

Yes... it has nothing to do with corkscrews...bringing a bottle of wine on board costs $15 for a 750 ml bottle.

Edited October 22, 2014 by njhorseman

[garycarla]

And, does not matter where you drink it, or if it has a cork.

[olya1972]

We are sailing on BA. Our wine bottles are one litter each (not 750 mL or 1500 mL, but 1000 mL). Will we be charged $15 or $30 per bottle? Did someone had experience with that? Thanks.

Edited October 24, 2014 by olya1972

[dvond]

We are sailing on BA. Our wine bottles are one litter each (not 750 mL or 1500 mL, but 1000 mL). Will we be charged $15 or $30 per bottle? Did someone had experience with that? Thanks.

 

Only if they find it in your luggage, very very small chance