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> Norm wrote:
>> Got my Royal carib docs today. Their new liquor policy effective July 28,
>> 2006 states in part that security may inspect containers (water bottles,
>> soda bottles, mouthwash, luggage etc) and will dispose of containers
>> containing alcohol. RCI's guest policy may be enforced, up to and
>> including
>> disembarkation.
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>
> Norm,
>
> Interesting. I am sailing RCI on Monday. I checked my tickets and
> they so no such thing. States: "Guests are not allowed to bring
> alcoholic beverages of any kind onbaord for consumption or any other
> use". Nothing as stated above.
>
>
> Wonder what "any other use" means :-/
>
> I just checked my mouthwash. My "CVS Antiseptic Mouth Rinse Blue Mint"
> lists as Inactive ingredients: Alcohol 21.6%. Guess they will throw
> that out for me, so that must be the "Other use"? Not!!!
>
> Most all mouth washes contain Alcohol...that being the 'Antiseptic'
> part.
>
>
> This all came about due to the last jerk falling overboard and his
> roomates admiting that they had smuggles booze aboard in mouth wash
> bottles.
>
> Guess they read r.t.c. .
>
>
> Stephen in FLL<-------will be packing Coke One, Gatorade & water.....as
> usual...
>
> As a side question... Does this mean that you can carry liquids aboard
> in your carry-on...unlike on the airlines? Don't laugh. They have
> been confiscating many other items in the past, despite the fact that
> you could have them in your checked luggage which appears in your room
> anyway a few hours later. Makes no sense...
>
> S
I just checked their website and it clearly states what Norm reported above.
Paul
Paul Hoffman
Burlington ON
phoffman@cogeco.ca or hoffmanp@mcmaster.ca
"Nothing is so firmly believed as that which is least known" Montaigne
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