Royal Caribbean Alcohol Policy

Allowed, with limits

On embarkation day each guest of drinking age may bring one sealed 750 ml bottle of wine or champagne. Beer, hard liquor, and boxed wine are not permitted. On back-to-back sailings, one bottle is allowed per individual sailing, with extras stored and returned one at a time. The older 2-bottles-per-stateroom rule no longer applies; the current limit is one bottle per drinking-age guest.

$15per bottle

A $15 corkage fee per bottle applies if you drink your personal wine or champagne in a public area such as the dining room or a bar. There is no fee to drink your own bottle in your stateroom.

Offered

Royal Caribbean offers a drink package but does not publish a fixed daily price. It is quoted by ship and sailing when you book.

21

21 on cruises from North America, the Caribbean, and Dubai. 18 on cruises from South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Royal Caribbean states there is no parent or guardian waiver.

The Deluxe Beverage Package is the main unlimited plan, covering any single drink priced up to $14 plus non-alcoholic drinks, with 40% off bottled wines up to $100. Royal Caribbean does not publish a fixed package price; it is quoted per ship and sailing in the Cruise Planner. You may also bring up to 12 standard cans, bottles, or cartons of non-alcoholic drinks per stateroom on boarding day.