You can bring cans of soda but what about canned coffee??

[jimmyvegas29]

"A small quantity of non-alcoholic beverages (i.e., sparkling water, sodas, juice, and milk) packaged in cans or cartons may be brought onboard on embarkation day and must be in the guest's carry-on luggage. "

 

 

While the coffee onboard the ships is tolerable, its warm and i prefer ice coffee, black. Honestly a double or quad shot of espresso over ice is the best :). The option i usually choose is to get a pot from room service and keep it in the room and let it get to room temperature and poor it over ice.

 

Im just curious if anyone has tried to bring on canned coffee in their carry on luggage?

 

Thanks for reading!

[DisneyDatknee]

As long as it's non-alcoholic, you're good to go.

[springs741]

As long as it is 12 oz can it should qualify.

Soft drink means non alcoholic.

The quote say i.e. which means examples not limited to.

As long as it is in your carry on and is 12 oz or less it has met the criteria. Now finding a gate agent that understand all that might be a chore but you would be in the right.

[easyboy]

as long as it is not more than 12 cans

[jimmyvegas29]

Thank you all for the reply's.

 

Springs741 - You nailed it on the head, i totally over looked the fact that they are given examples not naming specifically what you can bring.

 

Now to just find a decent canned unsweetened coffee.

[winddawn]

Thank you all for the reply's.

 

Springs741 - You nailed it on the head, i totally over looked the fact that they are given examples not naming specifically what you can bring.

 

Now to just find a decent canned unsweetened coffee.

I took canned coffee with me on my last cruise in my carry on. Illy brand makes an unsweetened canned coffee.

 

https://www.amazon.com/illy-issimo-Coffee-Drink-6-8-Ounce/dp/B004I2FGQE?th=1

Edited January 6, 2017 by winddawn