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Norwegian Cruise Line's New Alcohol Policy: What You Need to Know

Passengers Can Now Bring Limited Amounts of Wine and Champagne Onboard

Corkage Fee Applies for Any Alcohol Consumed Onboard

In a move that is sure to please wine and champagne lovers, Norwegian Cruise Line has announced a new alcohol policy that allows passengers to bring limited amounts of these beverages onboard their ships. This is a significant change from the previous policy, which prohibited passengers from bringing any alcohol on board.

Under the new policy, passengers are allowed to bring two bottles of wine or champagne per person, per cruise. The bottles must be unopened and in their original packaging. Passengers who wish to consume their own alcohol onboard will be charged a corkage fee of $15 per bottle. This fee is in addition to the price of the alcohol itself.

The new alcohol policy is a welcome change for passengers who enjoy drinking wine or champagne while on vacation. It is also a more convenient option than purchasing alcohol on board, which can be expensive. However, it is important to note that the corkage fee can add up quickly, so passengers should be mindful of how much alcohol they bring onboard.