Corkage on DCL?

[SINK]

1. Just wondering if DCL allows any bottle to be brought in, or they restrict it to bottles not on their wine list?

2. Do they offer "wine-tasting" on 3 Night Wonder? Do you recommend it?

Thanks.

[Dave_from_Marietta]

A corkage fee of $15 plus a 15% gratuity ($17.25 total) is charged for all bottles not purchased from Disney but consumed in the dining rooms or Palo.

No, the wine tasting activity is only offered on the 4-day and 7-day cruises.

[SINK]

Thanks Dave. Do you know if they allow any bottle (even if it's on their wine list)?

[Firefighter Mickey]

They don't care. If you bring it, you pay the corkage fee. For stuff on their wine list, it may not be worth the corkage fee when you add in your actual price to purchase.

You could bring a bottle of Boones Farm or Thunderbird, and you'd still pay the corkage fee. Likewise you could bring something they have on their wine list, and still pay the corkage fee.

[taswira]

On my 1/10/02 3-night cruise they DID offer the wine tasting on the WONDER . . but it was $12.

[Dave_from_Marietta]

Originally posted by taswira

On my 1/10/02 3-night cruise they DID offer the wine tasting on the WONDER . . but it was $12.

I stand corrected. I thought it was only available on the 4-day and the 7-day. $12 is the price on all itineraries.