Bringing Wine Onboard

[luvdisney2010]

for those bringing your own bottle or box of wine, do you bring your own glasses too? Or do they have them available on the ship?

 

[mmouse37]

for those bringing your own bottle or box of wine, do you bring your own glasses too? Or do they have them available on the ship?

You can ask your room host for glasses to be brought to your room or pick one up from any bar.

MJ

 

[PURTYPAT1]

2/13/10 I purchased box wine, & carried it on the Magic.

First night I gave it to my server, Dwight and drank from it, in the dining room all week. (had about one glass each night)

At the end of the week, there was more than half left, I gave it to Dwight to drink the remaining, he was very grateful to have it.

There was a cork screw fee of $23.00 on my bill. I was very happy to drink my favorite wine all week, and avoiding carring it in myself to the dinning room.

 

[mmouse37]

2/13/10 I purchased box wine, & carried it on the Magic.

First night I gave it to my server, Dwight and drank from it, in the dining room all week. (had about one glass each night)

At the end of the week, there was more than half left, I gave it to Dwight to drink the remaining, he was very grateful to have it.

There was a cork screw fee of $23.00 on my bill. I was very happy to drink my favorite wine all week, and avoiding carring it in myself to the dinning room.

Sounds like a plan!!

MJ

 

[UK-Simon]

Be very careful giving the left over wine to your server. As nice as the gesture is, if they get a room inspection and there is alcohol that didn't come from the crew store, or hasn't been stamped by security allowing it, then they can get fired.

I know it's up to the servers to accept it or not, but I am sure you would hate it if your server got fired because of an act of kindness on your part.

 

[hconsidine]

So what do people use to carry beer on? What constitutes carry on luggage? Same rules as airlines?