Non-Alcoholic Wine Question

[elvispursley]

Couple questions about NA wine. I see that you can pre-order some NA wine options to your room ahead of time. Do the doing rooms also have any options at dinner for NA wine? My mom is going with us and she can't drink any alcohol due to medication and when she has sailed on princess, she could order a bottle in the dining room and then they'd record it for her for the next night. When princess no longer had the NA wine option, she'd carry it aboard and bring it to the dining room. They didn't charge her a corkage fee since it was "nonalcoholic". Anyone know if DCL has NA wine and if not, can she bring a bottle to the dining room (and would they charge her a corkage fee)?

 

[Skippyboo]

You can get around the corkage fee by asking for a wine glass from a bar or your cabin steward and pour it into the glass before going into the dining room.

 

[MinnesotaDisneyFan]

Disney (along with other cruise lines) have greatly increased the NA options in recent years including beer and wine along with mocktails and “zero proof” cocktails. I’m not sure what they have in the dining rooms, but I do what the previous responder mentioned and bring a full glass with me to dinner from my stateroom.

The only caution I give is that NA beer and wine are subject to the same carry on quota per person as alcoholic beer and wine (so two bottles of wine or six beers per adult).

 

[John VN]

You can get around the corkage fee by asking for a wine glass from a bar or your cabin steward and pour it into the glass before going into the dining room.

r.e. bold -- a DIXIE Cup is fine for my wine

 

[elvispursley]

Thanks everyone! Any idea if there are place that have NA wine that will deliver a a WDW resort? If not, she can take her chances in what they have in the dining room

 

[Skippyboo]

Publix has N/A wine . You could probably instacart it to your resort