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Disney Cruise Line's New Carry On Alcohol Policy - Remove the policy or add liquor and grandfather in PIF customers! #DCLprohibitiongate2015

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Sarah Adams
11 years ago

This perk made the cruises a bit more affordable but their premium prices just aren't worth what is now being offered

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Shannon
11 years ago

Truly a ridiculous new policy that makes DCL look like greedy fools. Disney was built on the backs of the middle class. DONT BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS YOU!!

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Roy Holder
11 years ago

I spend a lot of money already to go on the cruise in the first place and then on wine and cocktails on board. To lose the ability to have a night cap or a pre dinner drink in MY cabin is outrageous. A hotel couldn't do this. Also the new limit on wine/beer is unfair when on a transatlantic - 5/6 days between ports. It is just blatant money grabbing which will make me seriously think about my cruise line loyalty and say TTFN to DCL.

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Antonio Valadez
11 years ago

Would like, at least, the inclusion of liquor or spirits along with wine, champagne and beer. Booked on what we'll probably be or last Disney Cruise on the Oct-Nov eastbound Panama Canal cruise as I'm not feeling comfortable with the high cost of a Disney cruise and the future potential for more change.

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Simon Howard
11 years ago

Bad decision Disney, with price hikes I may as well go to another cruise line now.

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Joanne
11 years ago

Shame on you Disney. Although this does not affect my cruise this year I agree it is not fair for those already PIF and is a case of moving the goalposts. It will however affect my planned 11 night cruise for next year and I would urge Disney to consider allowing a bottle of liquor. The reason I pay extra to sail Disney is because of the little magical extras other cruise lines do not offer. Take the magic away Disney and you will be just like any other cruise line only twice as expensive!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please let me bring some rum! Thank you!

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Tracey Hope
11 years ago

I feel DCL has made a huge mistake bringing in this ruling.They seem to be taking alot of the things away which made the cruise unique and therefore justified the higher prices of the cruises as well as punishing the clients who do not drink wine or beer

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Stephen Kay
11 years ago Featured

As a platinum cruiser, I thought DCL were a different cruise company, well god only difference now is you charge a fortune compared to your competitors. It will be interesting to see how many of your loyal following decide to try other lines. Great shame!

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Jennifer Fredrickson
11 years ago

At least don't have the same amount allowed for passengers on a 3 day cruise and a 14 day cruise.....

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Chet Polo
11 years ago

It is unfortunate that DCL has chosen to change this policy. And further disappointing that it could be instated AFTER we have already paid in full. Had we known, we may have chosen a less expensive cruise line. Very sad, DCL...

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Michael Trapp
11 years ago

one bottle of liquor to match the two bottles of wine would be fine with me.

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Aimee Shook
11 years ago

Sailing Oct 23 EBPC cruise, hope the old rules apply since that is how webooked and paid in full!

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John Ramey
11 years ago

i think this policy is terrible and should not be put in place ! Especially for anyone that has already paid for their cruise!

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Kirsten OConnor
11 years ago

Disney, don't lower yourself to "industry standards." Also don't destroy the magic for cruisers who have already paid in full, by changing rules at the last minute. Please reconsider your policy change.

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Tiffany Ramey
11 years ago

Totally unfair to the people whom have paid in full for November/Thanksgiving cruises.

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Aramis Fernandez
11 years ago

Don't understand why Disney wants to conform with industry standard when they usually want to be better than others

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Paulette Meiner
11 years ago

I do not drink beer or wine' please allow me to carry on a bottle of liquor( spirits) ! Thank you'

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Anonymous
11 years ago

New policy is not fair. Lower your cruise prices or change the alcohol policy back!

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Chris dykes
11 years ago

Not good enough to change after P I F date, not fair