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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Lynda Carswell
11 years ago
Please reconsider this new policy. I personally do not drink wine nor beer, but to deny me the ability to bring my beloved Baileys on board, not nice DCL.
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Arthur Kittelsen
11 years ago
A DCL fan for years now , however this short notice change cases your guests a good deal of problems.
I respectfully request you review and restore the carry on rules.
AKK, Tonka's Skipper
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Please change
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Karen Stewart
11 years ago
Come on Dcl be more flexible, not everyone drinks Beer and Wine.
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Brandi Herron
11 years ago
I think that this policy should be enacted with a start date that begins after the day of announcement. Everyone that had booked a cruise prior to the change should be grandfathered in.
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Tricia Gatewood
11 years ago
so mad about this new policy. Emailed DCL twice and only received one response back stating the policy which I already knew. They need to at least revise for people who have already booked prior to the new policy.
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M layton
11 years ago
It's a travesty that they implement for cruises after the paid in full date - just a money grab
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Carmela Padilla
11 years ago
October 3, 2015.. A month notice.. Really???!!
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Jason lathem
11 years ago
This will definitely make me think twice about future cruises.
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Trina
11 years ago
Why can wine and beer drinkers bring on their drink of choice but folks that prefer to mix drinks can't? I don't drink wine but I do enjoy carrying on liquor to mix drinks to enjoy on my veranda. Your new policy does nothing to entice me to continue to cruise with you. You are becoming just like every other mass market cruise line except for the fact that you charge twice as much.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Please DCL...don't become one of the other lines!
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Argenis Fernandez
11 years ago
C'mon Disney, don't become another Norwegian.
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Bryan
11 years ago
For the price of these cruises, the old alcohol policy made it much easier to bear. Not happy with Disney's decision on this.
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Pat Thomason
11 years ago
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The policy change is fine, but the timing isn't! It is not fair to put this in place after my family has PIF for our trip based on policy you had in place! At the very least you should put this policy in place at a later date. You should also offer a beverage package now!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Or atleast give us onboard credits for this change! Changes also needed to allow for longer cruiseses, 6 beers on a 7 day cruise doesnt make sense. But i can waste my family time in port looking for an offsale for a foriegn beer that taste gross!
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Donna Incardona
11 years ago
Don't think the policy is fair to PIF passengers who have already budgeted for this cruise. It's another expense added that wasn't accounted for. Please reconsider the implementation date for this policy. Thank you!
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Mary Lou Brown
11 years ago
It's not nice to change the rules once the game is in play.... We P.I.F. months ago and NOW you change the rules..... shame shame shame.....
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Peggy Tennyson
11 years ago
Unfair to those that are PIF prior to announcement. Changing the rules once contracts are signed is wrong. False advertising
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Stephanie Baumgartner
11 years ago
Disney please rethink your new policy and realize that those that booked more than a year ago and are now past the paid in full mark need to be thought about.
Please reconsider this new policy. I personally do not drink wine nor beer, but to deny me the ability to bring my beloved Baileys on board, not nice DCL.
A DCL fan for years now , however this short notice change cases your guests a good deal of problems. I respectfully request you review and restore the carry on rules. AKK, Tonka's Skipper
Please change
Come on Dcl be more flexible, not everyone drinks Beer and Wine.
I think that this policy should be enacted with a start date that begins after the day of announcement. Everyone that had booked a cruise prior to the change should be grandfathered in.
so mad about this new policy. Emailed DCL twice and only received one response back stating the policy which I already knew. They need to at least revise for people who have already booked prior to the new policy.
It's a travesty that they implement for cruises after the paid in full date - just a money grab
October 3, 2015.. A month notice.. Really???!!
This will definitely make me think twice about future cruises.
Why can wine and beer drinkers bring on their drink of choice but folks that prefer to mix drinks can't? I don't drink wine but I do enjoy carrying on liquor to mix drinks to enjoy on my veranda. Your new policy does nothing to entice me to continue to cruise with you. You are becoming just like every other mass market cruise line except for the fact that you charge twice as much.
Please DCL...don't become one of the other lines!
C'mon Disney, don't become another Norwegian.
For the price of these cruises, the old alcohol policy made it much easier to bear. Not happy with Disney's decision on this.
The policy change is fine, but the timing isn't! It is not fair to put this in place after my family has PIF for our trip based on policy you had in place! At the very least you should put this policy in place at a later date. You should also offer a beverage package now!
Or atleast give us onboard credits for this change! Changes also needed to allow for longer cruiseses, 6 beers on a 7 day cruise doesnt make sense. But i can waste my family time in port looking for an offsale for a foriegn beer that taste gross!
Don't think the policy is fair to PIF passengers who have already budgeted for this cruise. It's another expense added that wasn't accounted for. Please reconsider the implementation date for this policy. Thank you!
It's not nice to change the rules once the game is in play.... We P.I.F. months ago and NOW you change the rules..... shame shame shame.....
Unfair to those that are PIF prior to announcement. Changing the rules once contracts are signed is wrong. False advertising
Disney please rethink your new policy and realize that those that booked more than a year ago and are now past the paid in full mark need to be thought about.
Go back to your old policy..