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You know, I don't think I've ever run into someone who wanted to bring food onto a ship. =huh I had to stop to think: why on earth...?

My first thought was that you might as well bring along a little extra seawater for the ocean. Second thought is that, you must have allergies or some health issues that require a special diet ? Is that it? They do ask you about special dietary needs when you book, and they try to accomodate them . At least I've seen them provide specially prepared food for a diabetic at our table.

If that's not it, trust me, you will NOT go hungry !

As for bringing drinks: yes true about bringing the bottle of wine. Lots of people do. As reasonable amount, like a 12 pack, of soda is usually OK too. Liquor is not supposed to be brought on, but I hear lots of talk from reliable sources about people doing it. We don't. It's not worth the effort involved. IMHO

<blockquote data-quote="Gayle V" data-source="post: 1228723">You know, I don't think I've ever run into someone who wanted to bring food onto a ship.&nbsp; =huh&nbsp; I had to stop to think:&nbsp; why on earth...?My first thought was that you might as well bring along a little extra seawater for the ocean.&nbsp;&nbsp; Second thought is that, you must have allergies or some health issues that require a special diet ?&nbsp; Is that it?&nbsp; They do ask you about special dietary needs when you book, and they try to accomodate them .&nbsp; At least I've seen them provide specially prepared food for a diabetic at our table. If that's not it, trust me, you will NOT go hungry ! As for bringing drinks: yes true about bringing the bottle of wine. Lots of people do.&nbsp; As reasonable amount, like a 12 pack, of soda is usually OK too. Liquor is not supposed to be brought on, but I hear lots of talk from reliable sources about people doing it. We don't. It's not worth the effort involved.&nbsp; IMHO</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gayle V, post: 1228723"] You know, I don't think I've ever run into someone who wanted to bring food onto a ship. =huh I had to stop to think: why on earth...? My first thought was that you might as well bring along a little extra seawater for the ocean. Second thought is that, you must have allergies or some health issues that require a special diet ? Is that it? They do ask you about special dietary needs when you book, and they try to accomodate them . At least I've seen them provide specially prepared food for a diabetic at our table. If that's not it, trust me, you will NOT go hungry ! As for bringing drinks: yes true about bringing the bottle of wine. Lots of people do. As reasonable amount, like a 12 pack, of soda is usually OK too. Liquor is not supposed to be brought on, but I hear lots of talk from reliable sources about people doing it. We don't. It's not worth the effort involved. IMHO [/QUOTE]