bringing wine on board 2 or 4 bottles?

[Gracie115]

41 minutes ago, cruisestitch said:

But here is the problem. In a different place in the FAQ it says two bottles per state room. 750 ml bottles.  Now clearly something has not been updated and the two statements are not congruent. No wonder the poor screeners are confused

ah....inconsistencies.......so much fun....

 

I'll still bring 4 and hope for the best.  Worst case we will get it back at the end of the cruise.

[Fly and Sail]

2 hours ago, cruisestitch said:

But here is the problem. In a different place in the FAQ it says two bottles per state room. 750 ml bottles.  Now clearly something has not been updated and the two statements are not congruent. No wonder the poor screeners are confused

 

FAQ sections aren't all too relevant though. The complete cruise contract is and there is should be spelled out more clearly.

[cruisestitch]

However the cruise contract does not spell out the information in question. It only says that you are not allowed to take prohibited items, but it doesn’t say what those items are. So the website FAQ is all the traveler has to go on.

[BeachTunes]

5 hours ago, Mark_T said:

The wording is clear, it is bottles not volume that is the limit.

 

I would happily argue if they tried to deny 2 bottles per person, I would not try to defend multiple smaller bottles as that is not what the rules state.

Thank you for the clarification! Definitely don't want to rock the boat (literally and figuratively) so we'll stick with 2 x 750ml bottles per person. 

[NutsAboutGolf]

12 hours ago, jelayne said:

We cruise in Sky Suites to Royal Suites and no the retreat host/butler doesn’t meet you and take your carry on luggage through the scanners.  Maybe for those in PH or above. But most of us in Suites take our own carry ons  through the scanners and on to our suite.  

 

5 hours ago, Alakegirl said:

In Fort Lauderdale you go through security first and then go to the retreat. Same in Boston, security first then with the retreat area.

Thanks, simply trying to get specifics.  There was a now deleted thread where someone claimed American Airlines wouldn’t accept the eMed test purchased from X.  People were in a panic changing flights and we finally got the specifics were the passenger didn’t read the instructions and expected the American check counter to proctor the eMed for them.

 

I’m hoping the OP cares to be more helpful by providing specifics of the X-rays process

[Gracie115]

Really if one has the beverage package included it would behoove Celebrity to let anyone bring 4 as it would generally mean you'd be drinking less of their alcohol.... just saying.

[jelayne]

The Cruise Contract in the edocs specifically says 2 bottles per person.  I will have the edocs handy in case we encounter a problem.

 

See paragraph 6 below,