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Did you sneak liquor on your cruise?


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Oh, that doesn't sound good at all. I can't even imagine taking the chance of booze soaked clothes when I open my luggage. Easier to find something onboard that would fit the bill.

 

It was actually funny at the time. We were travelling with another couple and I was saying how great they were, we were sitting on our deck around the table, I picked it up to show the guy and ended up soaking him and the table.

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Oh, that doesn't sound good at all. I can't even imagine taking the chance of booze soaked clothes when I open my luggage. Easier to find something onboard that would fit the bill.

 

I'm once again with you on this. Imagine the laundry bill and what you could have drunk with those $$ instead of washing clothes:D :D

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we are just back from crown princess 8/1/07. we packed a suitcase of beer in it's own suitcase-cushioned with foam and bubble wrapped and placed in a plastic bag-got thru to the room safe and sound. we also packed in our luggage a box of cabernet, and 4 liter bottles of gin. i work in an operating room so i took our liter plastic bottles that we have sterile saline in. we always pack our own, then we don't hesitate spending more on any specialty drinks and cappucino's. in san juan, those in our party walked right on with rums bought at the bacardi factory-in the factory carry on boxes and bags and no one collected it or cared to!

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We have always taken small amounts onboard with us. We use two small plastic bottles, then put then in zip lock bags - just in cast. On our last cruise we took 5 bottles of wine, each wrappen in bubble wrap and put in a seperate suitcase with underwear cushioning them. I figure if something broke, no big deal, easy enough to wash my stuff - and know one would know I was wearing red tinted shorts :-)

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On our last cruise, our cruising companions invited us over to their room for pre-dinner cocktail. They pulled out one large piece of luggage and had a homemade bar. They must have brought about 8 or 9 different large bottles of liquor - all in the original plastic bottles with plastic caps. We drank rather liberally and were unable in seven days to completely finish it all! And still we had a large bar tab! YIKES!:eek:

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I usually bring something because we enjoy a drink while getting ready for dinner.

 

I have pre-ordered before boarding, and aside from being raped, it's not usually there when we want it.

 

It's VERY inconvenient to call for room service when you want a drink now and don't want to wait around in your robe for delivery.

 

We have wine for dinner every night and don't bring anything special, we buy from the wine list.

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Yes, we take a small bottle of bourbon in our checked luggage. We buy a plastic bottle and put it in a zip-lock bag. We only do this because Princess does not carry "our" preferred brand that we enjoy. We do buy foo-foo drinks, too. We leave what is left of the bourbon in our cabin-it's not worth carrying home and risking leakage.:D

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We have always taken small amounts onboard with us. We use two small plastic bottles, then put then in zip lock bags - just in cast. On our last cruise we took 5 bottles of wine, each wrappen in bubble wrap and put in a seperate suitcase with underwear cushioning them. I figure if something broke, no big deal, easy enough to wash my stuff - and know one would know I was wearing red tinted shorts :-)

 

we put our Ketal one Vodka in two small water bottles, two boxes of wine (the better ones not those big ones) and some mixrs in plastic bottles. They all when into zip lock bags. they all went into their own small luggage with some other odd and end things. Also in Puerto Rico we bought a great deal of alcohol and carried it right on. Godovia Chocolate liquer, rum etc....

 

Had no issues. Ohh and we carried on three champagne bottles.

 

BTW, we shared with friends and still came home with a little bit. And we also indulged in fruity mixed drinks... so it was all good!

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I buy my Bacardi in the one liter plastic bottle and double zip lock bag it. I put in the middle of my suitcase. I also bag a six pack of Diet Pepsi and put it in there too. I am good for a seven day cruise. My problem this time? the cruise is a 10 day. I guess a plastic pint bottle will do. And one other thing, after emptying out all the bottles, I have plenty of room for tees, caps and other junk.

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No, although we have only been on one cruise so far, but am not taking any for the one next year. The reason is that I don't drink much anyway, and it mostly just puts me to sleep. Wine with dinner, and maybe a Margarita sometime during the day but thats all for me.........I want to remember this trip! Lol:D

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The only cruise I ever brought liqueur on was way back when I did a b2b Disney before they had the 1 week cruise available. There was no board like this that I knew of at that time and I was told there was no booze or casino on the Disney ship and silly me believed it :D

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There is alcohol on a Disney ship. OMG. Are there squirrels, ducks, mice and dogs too! :D

 

Ahh yes. I had more fun on that cruise trying to get the various cast members to break character. They never did but it was fun!

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we are just back from crown princess 8/1/07. we packed a suitcase of beer in it's own suitcase-cushioned with foam and bubble wrapped and placed in a plastic bag-got thru to the room safe and sound. we also packed in our luggage a box of cabernet, and 4 liter bottles of gin.

 

Were you opening a new bar onboard or was this a month long cruise? Yikes. :eek:

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