Bringing Soda & Water onboard

If you have a little one, you can bring juice in a pouch, box or can. I brought some CapriSun pouches for my son on our last one and it wasn't an ordeal at all. My hubby wanted to take a small 6 pack of the mini cans for our next cruise, we will put them in a back pack and if they don't let us then it's no biggie. He just wants one here or there, and can't stand the hot cans over ice he gets form the bars/restaurants.

Cans only for pop and water. Wine- one bottle per legal drinking age person. (21 years)

You can bring water or soda if it is in cans (a 12 pack per person). No bottles because too many people were smuggling alcohol in, blame it on the rule breakers. I agree with Yankee, buying the water (or soda for your cabin) is easier.

Well depending on where you look you can get different answers. The usual is to ask them directly to be sure. But I'd take their own website as gospel. We stopped hauling that stuff years ago. Their water package is pretty reasonable. But then, ships water is good for what ails you heheheheh

Thanks @Yankee47 for the speedy reply. I went to FAQ on Carnival first and the response was: Carnival’s Liquor and Beverage Policy states that guests are prohibited from bringing water, sodas and other non-alcoholic beverages on board that are packaged in bottles. Since it said bottles and no mention of cans, I wanted to ask the experts :-) Cheers!

Unless its changed, you can't bring bottled water on board, but you can bring up to 12 cans of soda or juice per person. Just go to their website and play around with the FAQS for any other questions. Seems like CCLs policy is pretty liberal compared to others. It can cause a lot of confusion, especially if you can't seem to get a straight answer. Surprising. Hope this helps you.