Beverage Questions

[BlackJack2]

I know that you may take one bottle of wine onboard and if you bring multiple bottles, they are subject to a $15 corkage fee. If we take a bottle to dinner, will the wine steward store the extra wine, like they do when you buy a bottle in the main dining room?

2. How many bottles can you bring onboard? We will pay the corkage fee. Last time we sailed Princess, we brought a case of wine onboard. Can you still do that?

3. Are you allowed to bring soda and water onboard?

Thanks!

[moki'smommy]

Yes to soda and water--as much as you wish.

 

My reading of the wine policy shows no limit, but you are subject to $15 fee for each bottle beyond the first.

 

Yes to recorking after the fee has been paid.

[billyball69]

Just returned from 15 day Hawaiian cruise on the Ruby Princess. We were allowed one bottle of wine each. No charge for consuming in your stateroom but $15 corkage fee in the dining room. They will store your wine for the next evening. Don't know about water and soda. Did hear complaints however when they confiscated beer that folks were trying to bring on.

[Cruisin' Chick]

Just returned from 15 day Hawaiian cruise on the Ruby Princess. We were allowed one bottle of wine each. No charge for consuming in your stateroom but $15 corkage fee in the dining room. They will store your wine for the next evening. Don't know about water and soda. Did hear complaints however when they confiscated beer that folks were trying to bring on.

 

You can bring on water and soda.

[ccruisequeen]

Just returned from 15 day Hawaiian cruise on the Ruby Princess. We were allowed one bottle of wine each. No charge for consuming in your stateroom but $15 corkage fee in the dining room. They will store your wine for the next evening. Don't know about water and soda. Did hear complaints however when they confiscated beer that folks were trying to bring on.

 

 

That's because beer isn't wine, soda, or water!