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There are several threads on creative ways to bring liquor on board! We bring it in our carry-on in flasks or water bottles, depending upon the type of liquor and its color. I don't remember if it was NCL or not, but several people have reported they were summoned to a room where they and other passengers who had brought liquor in their suitcases had to remove it and it was stored below until the last day. I guess I would try to be as discreet as possible. By the way, we got together with family in Florida in February and my brother flew American from NY to Orlando. He had put a bottle of Southern Comfort 100 proof in his luggage and was paged back to the ticket counter after checking in. They wouldn't let him pack it because it was too flammable and said he had to bring it in the cabin. Doesn't make sense to actually bring it into the cabin, seems safer in the cargo hold to me. Anyway, he persisted and the ticket agent spoke with an AA official who finally said ok to keeping it in the luggage. Enjoy your cruise!

<blockquote data-quote="DJP" data-source="post: 711342"><p>There are several threads on creative ways to bring liquor on board! We bring it in our carry-on in flasks or water bottles, depending upon the type of liquor and its color. I don't remember if it was NCL or not, but several people have reported they were summoned to a room where they and other passengers who had brought liquor in their suitcases had to remove it and it was stored below until the last day. I guess I would try to be as discreet as possible. By the way, we got together with family in Florida in February and my brother flew American from NY to Orlando. He had put a bottle of Southern Comfort 100 proof in his luggage and was paged back to the ticket counter after checking in. They wouldn't let him pack it because it was too flammable and said he had to bring it in the cabin. Doesn't make sense to actually bring it into the cabin, seems safer in the cargo hold to me. Anyway, he persisted and the ticket agent spoke with an AA official who finally said ok to keeping it in the luggage. Enjoy your cruise!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="DJP, post: 711342"] There are several threads on creative ways to bring liquor on board! We bring it in our carry-on in flasks or water bottles, depending upon the type of liquor and its color. I don't remember if it was NCL or not, but several people have reported they were summoned to a room where they and other passengers who had brought liquor in their suitcases had to remove it and it was stored below until the last day. I guess I would try to be as discreet as possible. By the way, we got together with family in Florida in February and my brother flew American from NY to Orlando. He had put a bottle of Southern Comfort 100 proof in his luggage and was paged back to the ticket counter after checking in. They wouldn't let him pack it because it was too flammable and said he had to bring it in the cabin. Doesn't make sense to actually bring it into the cabin, seems safer in the cargo hold to me. Anyway, he persisted and the ticket agent spoke with an AA official who finally said ok to keeping it in the luggage. Enjoy your cruise! [/QUOTE]