Has RC banned?

[FranknBeans]

taking on water and soda on board like NCL has?

[cb at sea]

Officially, RCI has NEVER allowed any beverages....but they usually ignore small amounts of soda or water. They WILL confiscate beer or liquor. You are allowed 2 bottles of wine per cabin (1 per adult, up to 2 in one cabin).

[Ourusualbeach]

It has always been officially not allowed but seldom do they actually enforce it.

Edited September 25, 2016 by Ourusualbeach

[silentbob007]

Sometimes they get pickier during spring break cruises but generally it is not an issue with reasonable amounts.

[gagirl7143]

Just off MJ on Friday and people in front of us had 2 24 packs that porters would not accept but told them they had to be hand carried.

 

 

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[Merion_Mom]

Officially, RCI has NEVER allowed any beverages....but they usually ignore small amounts of soda or water. They WILL confiscate beer or liquor. You are allowed 2 bottles of wine per cabin (1 per adult, up to 2 in one cabin).

 

No. Just no.

 

Two per cabin. I can take on two myself. I am not limited to one.

 

TWO PER CABIN. I am so glad that you will read my post and learn this for the next time.

 

:D

[Lordnlkon]

Just got off the liberty, we packed a 12 pack of soda in the original packaging(was in the luggage) and about 18 bottles of water mixed throughout the suitcases. Everything made it to the room not a problem.

[gaylemh]

Officially, RCI has NEVER allowed any beverages....but they usually ignore small amounts of soda or water. They WILL confiscate beer or liquor. You are allowed 2 bottles of wine per cabin (1 per adult, up to 2 in one cabin).

 

It's 2 bottles of wine per cabin, even if you are solo.

[FranknBeans]

Thanks folks. So do they not even charge corkage for the wine taken on board?

[davekathy]

Thanks folks. So do they not even charge corkage for the wine taken on board?

 

Not if you're drinking your wine in your cabin. In the MDR yes.

[JessyCruises]

Not if you're drinking your wine in your cabin. In the MDR yes.

 

 

There is no longer a corkage fee in the MDR.

 

 

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[Rjh8842]

I thought mdr was no longer charging a corkage fee.

[LMaxwell]

Not if you're drinking your wine in your cabin. In the MDR yes.

 

No corkage anywhere on board anymore.

 

And there was never corkage in the MDR if you brought in your own glass of wine; just if you had them open your bottle.

[GolfMom321]

Bringing on water depends on the ship and the port. But I've been on Anthem out of Cape Liberty 4 seperate times now, and every time I've brought a case of flavored water, slapped a luggage tag on it, and checked it with my luggage. It's arrived in my cabin with no problem. Can't speak to any other ship or port, but I have heard of similar success elsewhere.

[Yorkvillain]

I am so glad that you will read my post and learn this for the next time.

 

 

 

:D

 

 

Haha!

[leaveitallbehind]

No. Just no.

 

Two per cabin. I can take on two myself. I am not limited to one.

 

TWO PER CABIN. I am so glad that you will read my post and learn this for the next time.

:D

 

Yeah just like every other post....:rolleyes:

[Ourusualbeach]

No. Just no.

 

Two per cabin. I can take on two myself. I am not limited to one.

 

TWO PER CABIN. I am so glad that you will read my post and learn this for the next time.

 

:D

 

[toras]

I bring a bottle to the MDR, have the waiter open and serve it, and if not finished bring it back to the cabin? Or have them store it? What about a specialty restaurant?

[leaveitallbehind]

The waiter will open and store it if you want without a corkage fee.

[TigerLady]

Officially, RCI has NEVER allowed any beverages....but they usually ignore small amounts of soda or water. They WILL confiscate beer or liquor. You are allowed 2 bottles of wine per cabin (1 per adult, up to 2 in one cabin).

 

it is not "per adult".. it is 2 PER CABIN, period.. I have brought two bottles, and my minor child didn't bring any, OBVIOUSLY.

[island lady]

I simply put a 10-12 bottles of my favorite bottled water (unable to

buy on ship) into a cloth tote bag by themselves, tie a luggage tag on it,

and it arrives at my cabin. No problem.

 

Upon empty, I fold it and put it in my luggage for disembarkation.

 

If it should end up in the "naughty room" they can baby sit it until the

next day when there are no lines to wait in. ;)

[FranknBeans]

Not if you're drinking your wine in your cabin. In the MDR yes.

 

 

Thanks for that.

Edited September 26, 2016 by FranknBeans

[davekathy]

There is no longer a corkage fee in the MDR.

 

 

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No corkage anywhere on board anymore.

 

And there was never corkage in the MDR if you brought in your own glass of wine; just if you had them open your bottle.

 

Thanks for the correction. I should have looked it up first before answering as we never take a bottle of wine into the MDR. Just a glass of wine for each of us.

[BlueCollarCruiser]

I brought on a 6 pack of coke bottles. It comes in handy for a stateroom drink when you're too lazy to get up.

[leaveitallbehind]

Thanks for that.

 

Read posts 11,12,13,19, & 23 - there is no corkage fee anywhere on any RCI ship and hasn't been for quite some time. :)

Edited September 27, 2016 by leaveitallbehind