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HI JUDY,

This is always a popular question. If you are cruising on Celebrity (policy varies from line to line) you can bring wine and liquor onboard. I always stop in Ft. Lauderdale before the cruise so i can stop at my favorite booze boutique on 117th. St.

Pack the liquor/wine in your luggage and use plastic sealable bags (in case of breakage). The store will provide you with cardboard/bubble wrap.

You will be able to place 1-2 bottles in each carry on bag (I wouldn't try more than that in your carry on). Set your bar up and have a blast. Having friends in for a pre-dinner drink or imbibing on the veranda are great ways to enjoy your cruise. Some people disagree with this philosophy but bar tabs are now reaching the $1000 mark with some of our friends. Inviting friends in before dinner or for a sail away is a good way of repaying the prior kindness of someone who bought you a drink.

Have Fun,

ROSS

<blockquote data-quote="ROSS" data-source="post: 698000">HI JUDY,This is always a popular question.&nbsp; If you are cruising on Celebrity (policy varies from line to line) you can bring wine and liquor onboard.&nbsp; I always stop in Ft. Lauderdale before the cruise so i can stop at my favorite booze boutique on 117th. St. Pack the liquor/wine in your luggage and use plastic sealable bags (in case of breakage).&nbsp; The store will provide you with cardboard/bubble wrap.&nbsp; You will be able to place 1-2 bottles in each carry on bag (I wouldn't try more than that in your carry on).&nbsp; Set your bar up and have a blast.&nbsp; Having friends in for a pre-dinner drink or imbibing on the veranda are great ways to enjoy your cruise.&nbsp; Some people disagree with this philosophy but bar tabs are now reaching the $1000 mark with some of our friends.&nbsp; Inviting friends in before dinner or for a sail away is a good way of repaying the&nbsp; prior kindness of someone who bought you a drink. Have Fun,ROSS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ROSS, post: 698000"] HI JUDY, This is always a popular question. If you are cruising on Celebrity (policy varies from line to line) you can bring wine and liquor onboard. I always stop in Ft. Lauderdale before the cruise so i can stop at my favorite booze boutique on 117th. St. Pack the liquor/wine in your luggage and use plastic sealable bags (in case of breakage). The store will provide you with cardboard/bubble wrap. You will be able to place 1-2 bottles in each carry on bag (I wouldn't try more than that in your carry on). Set your bar up and have a blast. Having friends in for a pre-dinner drink or imbibing on the veranda are great ways to enjoy your cruise. Some people disagree with this philosophy but bar tabs are now reaching the $1000 mark with some of our friends. Inviting friends in before dinner or for a sail away is a good way of repaying the prior kindness of someone who bought you a drink. Have Fun, ROSS [/QUOTE]