Disney Cruise Line · On board
Can I bring alcohol on board?
The answer
Checked 2026-09-21One 750ml bottle of wine or 6 beers per adult, carry-on only
- Guests 21 and older — or 18 and older on round-trip cruises from Singapore — may bring one unopened bottle of wine or sparkling wine no larger than 750 ml, or 6 beers no larger than 12 ounces each, at the start of the voyage.
- These must be in carry-on bags, not checked luggage. Alcohol in checked luggage is removed with no compensation.
- Everything must be in its original unopened container. Partly used bottles and broken seals are prohibited.
- Anything over the limit is discarded before you board, with no compensation.
- Drinking wine or sparkling wine you brought in a dining room costs a corkage fee of $20 USD per bottle.
- Alcohol you bring on board may not be consumed in any lounge or public area.
- Alcohol bought in ports of call is collected and stored until the end of the cruise. Unclaimed items are discarded.
In one sentence — Disney Cruise Line: One 750ml bottle of wine or 6 beers per adult, carry-on only. Guests 21 and older — or 18 and older on round-trip cruises from Singapore — may bring one unopened bottle of wine or sparkling wine no larger than 750 ml, or 6 beers no larger than 12 ounces each, at the start of the voyage. These must be in carry-on bags, not checked luggage. Alcohol in checked luggage is removed with no compensation. Everything must be in its original unopened container. Partly used bottles and broken seals are prohibited. Anything over the limit is discarded before you board, with no compensation. Drinking wine or sparkling wine you brought in a dining room costs a corkage fee of $20 USD per bottle. Alcohol you bring on board may not be consumed in any lounge or public area. Alcohol bought in ports of call is collected and stored until the end of the cruise. Unclaimed items are discarded. Read from Disney Cruise Line's own published policy on 2026-09-21. Cruise lines change policies without notice — confirm with Disney Cruise Line before relying on this.
Why this one catches people out
Wine and champagne are often allowed in limited quantity. Spirits almost never are.
Where this came from
https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/faq/prohibited-items/carrying-alcohol-onboard/We read these policies from each cruise line's own pages and record the date we read them. Lines change their rules without notice. Always confirm with the cruise line before you rely on anything here.