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Can I take alcohol/soft drinks on a Virgin Voyages cruise ship?

Feb 23, 2024
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Updated: Nov 5, 2024

Can I take alcohol onboard at embarkation?

Yes, you may take two 750ml bottles of wine per cabin in your hand luggage. No spirits, liquor or beer are allowed. Wine must be not be stored in checked luggage.



Can I take soft drinks onboard at embarkation?

Yes, small quantities of water, protein based drinks, non-alcoholic beer, or soft drinks in boxes and cans are permitted in hand luggage only. Drinks in bottles (glass or plastic) are not permitted.

A small quantity is considered a maximum of twelve (12) sealed, unopened cans/cartons of twelve 12 ounces each or less per person.

If there is a special need for having a specific drink, please contact Sailor Services.



Can I take alcohol onboard from a port of call?

Yes, however these must be handed to the security team onboard to be held until the final night of the voyage.


Can I buy duty free alcohol and consume it onboard?

There is duty free alcohol available for purchase but this cannot be consumed during the voyage and will be held until the last day.



Are there any restrictions on consuming my own alcohol on board?

If you choose to enjoy your own bottle of wine in a restaurant or bar, be aware that each bottle will be subjected to a $25 corkage fee.


Are there any free drinks on a Virgin Voyages cruise ship?

All essential drinks are included onboard, this includes still & sparkling water, non-pressed juices, sodas, tea and drip-coffee.



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