Will be sailing out of Boston - each of 4 in our family will have smallish upright suitcase with wheels (we all have learned how to travel relatively light - finally!). If we don't want hassle of waiting for luggage or having to put luggage outside cabin the night before, can we just wheel it on ourselves? Realize they will x-ray, possibly inspect - just want to know if it is allowed.
Are you allowed to carry your own luggatge on/off cruise ships?
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Yes, you can take your luggage on and off the ship..In Boston it will be x-rayed and any liquor will be confiscated. On return (from Bermuda I assume)as soon as the ship is cleared on Sunday morning and after you've had your breakfast I think you will be able to walk right off.You will have until 10:00 a.m. to leave the ship. Haven't learned to travel light even after all these years..lol
Thanks ParrotMom - have followed a number of your posts about this cruise - part of reason we are taking it (August). We wanted to go to Bermuda and after pricing hotels, meals, air - it was actually cheaper to do it this way for the 4 of us to do a cruise - especially since 18 year old son can get fed multiple times/day on board.
<In Boston it will be x-rayed and any liquor will be confiscated.>
Is this unique to Boston?
On Celebrity I carry 14 bottles of wine, carefully bubble wrapped, in my 22" roller carry-on. Never had a problem.
I did have my two bottles of wine confiscated about 10 years ago on a Carnival cruise.
Carnival allows wine but not hard liquor.
Cruising to Bermuda and this will be our 10th time(last year we tried it from NYC and ended up in Canada-Bermuda North) and Bermuda is very, very expensive.. NCL has the On shore cruising deal where they charge you $5.00 per day worth $25.00 each (a coupon) if you want to eat on shore in a whole list of restaurants for lunch. For $10.00the coupon is worth $50.00 each.. We love the days at sea ending in Bermuda on Tuesday a.m.... and being able to explore and then it leaves on Friday at 1:00 p.m. and then you wake up on Sunday morning to find yourself docked.. Yes. I have seen liquor confiscated before people board...especially those with coolers filled with beer.. If you put a suitcase through instead of carrying it on you should have no problem, if you wanted to put a special bottle of wine in..I noticed on the Sea last year they had a barbecue around the pool including ribs, etc. Of course there is the pizza and hot dog station too not to mention the luncheon buffet... Gail you can write me at parrotmom@comcast.net