Bringing wine & bottled water on Silhouette

[feldmutze]

Hi,

Our 1st cruise is on March 29 on the Silhouette, and of course we're getting excited! Can we bring a couple of bottles of wine or champagne onboard? Bottled water or cokes? I can't seem to find this on their site.

[long time lurker]

No problem bring water or soft drinks on board. Per the celebrity website each stateroom is allowed two bottles of wine when they board.

 

From the Celebrity website packing guidelines -

 

**Two bottles wine per stateroom are allowed on embarkation day, subject to corkage fees.

[feldmutze]

Thanks for the quick response!

[ailetoile]

No problem bring water or soft drinks on board. Per the celebrity website each stateroom is allowed two bottles of wine when they board.

 

From the Celebrity website packing guidelines -

 

**Two bottles wine per stateroom are allowed on embarkation day, subject to corkage fees.

 

Just a note that if you enjoy the wine from your room (feel free to take a glass with you when you leave your room as long as you poured it there!) you won't be charged corkage fees. You WILL be charged a fee if you take your bottle of wine to the MDR or a specialty restaurant and have them pour there from your bottle.

[soxfan2013]

Just a note that if you enjoy the wine from your room (feel free to take a glass with you when you leave your room as long as you poured it there!) you won't be charged corkage fees. You WILL be charged a fee if you take your bottle of wine to the MDR or a specialty restaurant and have them pour there from your bottle.

 

One bottle = 2 full glasses of wine -- this way the wine really gets to breath. :;

[Compass Rose Monica]

Just a note that if you enjoy the wine from your room (feel free to take a glass with you when you leave your room as long as you poured it there!) you won't be charged corkage fees. You WILL be charged a fee if you take your bottle of wine to the MDR or a specialty restaurant and have them pour there from your bottle.

 

The two bottles you can bring on board is for in-cabin consumption, not to take out of the cabin.

Monica

[lylymoon]

where does it say that wine brought onboard is for cabin consumption only...?

[Barwick Cruiser]

where does it say that wine brought onboard is for cabin consumption only...?

 

It doesn't...you can take your bottle to the dining room but you will pay a corkage fee.

[ailetoile]

It doesn't...you can take your bottle to the dining room but you will pay a corkage fee.

 

Or you can pour a glass of wine in your room and walk it into the dining room... ;)

[ailetoile]

where does it say that wine brought onboard is for cabin consumption only...?

 

I've never even heard that interpretation of the wine policy before. :confused: There has been plenty of talk on Cruise Critic over the years of bringing wine on board and pouring the glass in your room to take elsewhere.