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We bought one of those boxes of wine ( I can't think of the name of it) and took it out of the box and I think we put it in another plastic bag to be on the safe side. We had some Vodka in a water bottle (tupperware style). We brought on 2 6-pack plastic bottles of Diet Pepsi, a couple plastic bottles of juice, oh, and a regular bottle of rum ( I think it came in some sort of plastic container). We had bought a souvenir glass the night before the cruise in Miami at Mango's Tropical Cafe and brought them. Our room attendant would wash it for us each day. We got a drink on Cococay and then had another souvenir glass and walked around the ship with it that night. That night two comments were made. The cruise director told us to move our plastic coolers from the floor or they would get knocked over during the scavenger hunt and a waiter at the disco asked us what we were drinking and got them filled up for us - no charge. Yes, we brought a lot but we didn't know what we would be in the mood for on the boat and we did bring some back home. It seems like you could buy some duty free and use that on the ship but am not too sure. I'm thinking that maybe the keep them for you until the end of the trip. Anyway, we definitely didn't have any problem.

<blockquote data-quote="Lynn" data-source="post: 730896"><p>We bought one of those boxes of wine ( I can't think of the name of it) and took it out of the box and I think we put it in another plastic bag to be on the safe side.&nbsp; We had some Vodka in a water bottle (tupperware style).&nbsp; We brought on 2 6-pack plastic bottles of Diet Pepsi, a couple plastic bottles of juice, oh, and a regular bottle of rum ( I think it came in some sort of plastic container).&nbsp; We had bought a souvenir glass the night before the cruise in Miami at Mango's Tropical Cafe and brought them.&nbsp; Our room attendant would wash it for us each day.&nbsp; We got a drink on Cococay and then had another souvenir glass and walked around the ship with it that night.&nbsp; That night two comments were made.&nbsp; The cruise director told us to move our plastic coolers from the floor or they would get knocked over during the scavenger hunt and a waiter at the disco asked us what we were drinking and got them filled up for us - no charge.&nbsp; Yes, we brought a lot but we didn't know what we would be in the mood for on the boat and we did bring some back home.&nbsp; It seems like you could buy some duty free and use that on the ship but am not too sure.&nbsp; I'm thinking that maybe the keep them for you until the end of the trip.&nbsp; Anyway, we definitely didn't have any problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Lynn, post: 730896"] We bought one of those boxes of wine ( I can't think of the name of it) and took it out of the box and I think we put it in another plastic bag to be on the safe side. We had some Vodka in a water bottle (tupperware style). We brought on 2 6-pack plastic bottles of Diet Pepsi, a couple plastic bottles of juice, oh, and a regular bottle of rum ( I think it came in some sort of plastic container). We had bought a souvenir glass the night before the cruise in Miami at Mango's Tropical Cafe and brought them. Our room attendant would wash it for us each day. We got a drink on Cococay and then had another souvenir glass and walked around the ship with it that night. That night two comments were made. The cruise director told us to move our plastic coolers from the floor or they would get knocked over during the scavenger hunt and a waiter at the disco asked us what we were drinking and got them filled up for us - no charge. Yes, we brought a lot but we didn't know what we would be in the mood for on the boat and we did bring some back home. It seems like you could buy some duty free and use that on the ship but am not too sure. I'm thinking that maybe the keep them for you until the end of the trip. Anyway, we definitely didn't have any problem. [/QUOTE]