They will provide one but they are the cheep ones that are hard to use.
You can bring your own.
2 bottles pp over 21. You can buy 2 more at each port.
This is the type Disney provides.
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Thanks
Still asking? Can we bring our own?
Weedy said:Thanks
Still asking? Can we bring our own?
They will provide one but they are the cheep ones that are hard to use.
You can bring your own.
2 bottles pp over 21. You can buy 2 more at each port.
This is the type Disney provides.
Weedy said:
Yes, you can bring your own.
They will provide one but they are the cheep ones that are hard to use.
You can bring your own.
2 bottles pp over 21. You can buy 2 more at each port.
This is the type Disney provides.
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They are cheap. We had one snap when trying to open a bottle one time. We now keep an opener in our DCL cruise supplies so that we can take each time.They will provide one but they are the cheep ones that are hard to use.
They will provide one but they are the cheep ones that are hard to use.
You can bring your own.
2 bottles pp over 21. You can buy 2 more at each port.
This is the type Disney provides.
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It’s just the “screw” part. You have to use your own strength to open it.
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Most have parts the use leverage to help open
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Yeah, I have the second one at home.
So the screw is inside the tube on the first ones? That's what confused me most.
Yes, the tube covers the screw. You remove the cover and insert it through the hole at the top of the screw to make the handle. It is not easy to get the cork out. I've always managed to do it, but usually with some colorful language accompanying my attempts.
It’s just the “screw” part. You have to use your own strength to open it.
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Most have parts the use leverage to help open
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We always take ours (pack in check-in suitcase just in case). It looks like a Leatherman utility knife, from one of our local wineries. We have forgotten to pack one and got one from our room steward and we do take glasses of wine to dinner. Don't take the bottle or they will charge a corkage fee. Remember to pack your bottles (we use bubble pack) in your check-in bags to the ship, then transfer to carry on at boarding. We once took a bottle of one of our best Oregon wines with us to Palo where we paid the fee and impressed the wine sommelier so much he later contacted the winery. Maybe Oregon wines will be on board in the future...we keep taking DCL cruises to find out.
The rules and regs. keep changing with the TSA. If you ask them up front in line if you can take an opener through security, they would like that and then you know. Good luck!We are driving to the port tomorrow in NYC. I was planning just to carry on the wine and opener. We are not checking anything.
Is that okay?
I like the idea of asking for wine glasses and taking them to dinner if desired.