If you pay the corkage fee one night but don't finish the bottle....

[brookmill18]

Will they charge you another corkage fee the following night if you drink it in MDR? I seem to remember that they would hold your bottles for he following night if you didn't finish them. With the new fees, would they charge you again for the same bottle?

[Merion_Mom]

Will they charge you another corkage fee the following night if you drink it in MDR? I seem to remember that they would hold your bottles for he following night if you didn't finish them. With the new fees, would they charge you again for the same bottle?

 

They will hold the bottle for you but will not charge you another corkage fee on a bottle that they have already opened for you.

[Dizziedi]

Since when are they charging a corkage fee?:(

 

Cheers

Di

[gerif]

Since when are they charging a corkage fee?:(

 

Cheers

Di

June 1.

[Thorben-Hendrik]

Will they charge you another corkage fee the following night if you drink it in MDR? I seem to remember that they would hold your bottles for he following night if you didn't finish them. With the new fees, would they charge you again for the same bottle?

It depends if you have them put the cork in again or not!;p

[matj2000]

I cannot believe someone asked this question.......

[cruisinfanatic]

who pays a corkage fee? Bring full glasses from cabin

[allentownahoy]

If the bottle does not require a cork screw, and therefore you can open it yourself, do you still pay the fee?

[Ourusualbeach]

If the bottle does not require a cork screw, and therefore you can open it yourself, do you still pay the fee?

 

Yes there is a fee regardless of whether the bottle is a corkscrew or a twist top. The fee is not for the physical act of opening the bottle but for consuming it in a bar or restaurant.

[Lisa8]

Cant you just ask for a wine glass from one of the bars and pour it in the room and bring it to the dining room?

[Thorben-Hendrik]

Cant you just ask for a wine glass from one of the bars and pour it in the room and bring it to the dining room?

You can also take a big gulp into your mouth in the cabin - run to the MDR and swallow it there!

Totally free!;p

[GUT2407]

Cant you just ask for a wine glass from one of the bars and pour it in the room and bring it to the dining room?

Yes you can.

[GUT2407]

If the bottle does not require a cork screw, and therefore you can open it yourself, do you still pay the fee?

Yes you do.

[brookmill18]

That's exactly why I asked the question--it's a fee for not buying the wine that they sell in the restaurant, so I was thinking they may well charge you the corkage fee every night--especially since they typically store the unused portion of the bottle for you and bring it back out to you. That's admittedly more work than if they simply open a bottle for you at the table!