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elcodfish	bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	Lead	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 2710 (11/07/07 01:05 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I just read over at passporter a GREAT TIP!!! You are allowed to bring adult beverages on board BUT if you are flying you need to pack them in your packed luggage, so what to do??? WELL buy your beverage at home, where it is cheap and convenient and to keep it safe, double bag it and then pack it in a rubbermaid container, the size of a shoe box, using bubble wrap to keep it safe. Then if you have a hard sided suitcase, place it on the edge. Now you also have a way to bring home any fragile items you purchase while away! .::.o erica o.::.. .:Have a Magical Day:..
Jenwdwfan	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#1	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 238 (11/08/07 09:19 PM) I don't need a title... Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Great tip Erica! Too bad I'm all packed and so don't want to take anything out. What's your room # again? I may be knocking on your door
elcodfish	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#2	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 2710 (11/08/07 10:37 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I'm on the 6th floor .::.o erica o.::.. .:Have a Magical Day:..
Jenwdwfan	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#3	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 238 (11/09/07 10:29 PM) I don't need a title... Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Guess I'll be knocking on all those deck 6 doors
qqnonrev	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#4	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 1234 (12/14/07 09:54 AM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Or buy them at a store in Florida and carry them on the ship. However, they will charge a fee to open it for you if you bring it to a meal. I think it is around $15 - $20.
pintrader56	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#5	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 3426 (01/05/08 03:41 AM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	^At that point, I would just open it myself!!! Ashton Pinpics : pintrader56 My Wants My Trades Go Ducks
palpark1	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#6	[-]
Posts: 292 (01/05/08 06:12 PM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	room service will gladly bring you two wine glasses and an opener....
The Grumpy 1	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#7	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 79 (02/25/08 02:18 PM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I've been on 6 disney cruise's so far our next one is April 26th. Do you know if it possible to bring on beer also. I have never even tried to but if possible why not be alot cheaper as trip goes on...lol Brian
rbnhoodga	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#8	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 358 (02/29/08 10:18 AM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	*Quote:* At that point, I would just open it myself!!! lol, funny, but it wouldn't matter. For legal reasons, if you bring in your own alcohol, they have to charge you even if they never touch the bottle. So it wouldn't matter if your server opened the bottle and pulled out a rabbit, or if you just cracked it open yourself on the edge of the table. I'm not positive, I think it has something to do with not selling alcohol to minors (you know, b/c if they charge you, even if it's just a corking fee, then they can refuse to hand a glass of it to someone who hasn't reached the legal drinking age.) I'm also given to understand that's not an unusual behavior for a restaurant. We have several places in town that will let you bring in your own wine, but still charge a corking fee. Same reasons. And in their case, to partly make up a profit they would lose on not just selling you something they already had on hand. cheers! robin
tinkerbelle1956	Re: bringing adult drinks on board- a great tip	#9	[-]
Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 64 (03/10/08 11:50 PM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Yes, but you can always drink it in your room . I packed a wine opener in my luggage and used the drinking glasses in the stateroom . Grumpy 1 I think I do remember pasengers bringing beer onto the ship in Nassau . I'm sure that you know that their are little fridges in your stateroom . August's trip will be my 2nd cruise this year . I got a fabulous group rate deal this time through MFL . I couldn't pass it up .
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Dizpins Ohana Member Posts: 1210 (05/28/08 07:35 AM) Dizpins Ohana Member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I don't see why you couldn't bring beer onboard as well. The last one I was on I brought several bottles of wine, and I saw people bringing 12 packs of sodas and such.

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