Bringing a bottle of wine.... inside cabin

[Who Cares?]

Yes, one bottle per adult 21 years or older.

 

750ml bottle (for those who want to consider a 5 liter box as a "bottle").

[laumicmah]

Thanks!

[SmittyCo]

We bring wine and don't book balconies. I also enjoy wine in my house and sometimes in my bedroom.

 

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Bahahaha!!! This cracked me up!

[SmittyCo]

We always bring 2 bottles (both for me). I usually just carry the darn bottle around with me. But since I'm a classy gal now ... I pour the whole dang bottle in a giant tervis cup and carry that with me :eek:

 

Last march, a friend opened a fancy "twist" top bottle in her room, used her own brought from home glass (cup) and carried both to MDR. They tried to make her pay a corkage fee.... we pitched a fit .... they backed off. That's the first time carnival has ever tried to charge us (me ... her, whatever) a corkage fee.

[Who Cares?]

We always bring 2 bottles (both for me). I usually just carry the darn bottle around with me. But since I'm a classy gal now ... I pour the whole dang bottle in a giant tervis cup and carry that with me :eek:

 

Last march, a friend opened a fancy "twist" top bottle in her room, used her own brought from home glass (cup) and carried both to MDR. They tried to make her pay a corkage fee.... we pitched a fit .... they backed off. That's the first time carnival has ever tried to charge us (me ... her, whatever) a corkage fee.

 

It's very possible that someone was new and didn't understand they don't charge corkage on a glass of wine (and the main reason for that is because they have no idea whether you poured it in your cabin or bought it at the bar just outside the MDR).