MinnesotaMouseketeers
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Oct 25, 1999
Would/did you cancel your DCL cruise because of the new alcohol carry on policy that is taking affect?
I really enjoy my drinks; wine, beer, mixes. But I don't bring any alcohol on board with us.
Same thing I was thinking.If someone has to cancel a cruise for an alcohol policy gone wild, I think that person has MUCH BIGGER ISSUES!
If someone has to cancel a cruise for an alcohol policy gone wild, I think that person has MUCH BIGGER ISSUES!
Well, whether it's a "better deal" or not, I don't know, but Princess and Holland America do allow you to bring as much wine onboard as you wish. But all bottles over 1 bottle per person (over 21) will be assessed a corkage fee, regardless of where you consume it. And their corkage fees are less than Disney's.If you cancel because of the BYOB policy, you are not going to find any cruise line out there that has a better deal.
It is what it is.
Or they are cheapskates...
... but cheapskates would probably not go on a Disney cruise because it's super expensive.
On Princess I can bring all the wine I need for an entire cruise and pay around $75-$120 in corkage fees. So, yes, there are other options. But not for hard liquor.If you cancel because of the BYOB policy, you are not going to find any cruise line out there that has a better deal.
It is what it is.
$50-$100?So for maybe what? 50-100 bucks, one would cancel a trip because of booze, I still see an issue here with this...budgeting or not! I'm guessing if your that tight for money in the first place, carnival cruise maybe a better choice for you. Just saying....