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a quick last minute question
- Thread starter patch553
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You could:
1. Get toasted.
2. Give it to your cabin steward with a note saying, "Here, young man, get toasted."
3. Rechristen the ship.
4. Try to sneak it past customs, and get arrested.
5. On the busride back to the airport, get everyone toasted.
6. Sneak it off to the airport, and then get toasted before you go through security.
7. Attempt to get past security with it, and get arrested.
Truly, the options are quite plentiful. IMO, give it to the cabin steward. That's what we do. Just be sure to leave a note explaining that that is what you're doing.
Bon voyage.
1. Get toasted.
2. Give it to your cabin steward with a note saying, "Here, young man, get toasted."
3. Rechristen the ship.
4. Try to sneak it past customs, and get arrested.
5. On the busride back to the airport, get everyone toasted.
6. Sneak it off to the airport, and then get toasted before you go through security.
7. Attempt to get past security with it, and get arrested.
Truly, the options are quite plentiful. IMO, give it to the cabin steward. That's what we do. Just be sure to leave a note explaining that that is what you're doing.
Bon voyage.
sweetpee_1993
Well-Known Member
Mostly we leave if for the steward because we don't want to carry it home. Luggage expands like our waistbands during the course of a cruise. So odd! LOL!
Anywhoo, I have carried unfinished bottles home with me. We usually drive & self debark. I have flown liquor home in checked luggage on a plane same as getting it to Florida from Texas. Obviously you can't put liquor bottles in your carryons for the plane. I do bring my original purchase receipt showing if was originally purchased in the US & taxes already paid. I think there are markings on bottles sold in the US showing the distribution is US. Whether or not carrying it back is technically legal I really don't know. Applying logic with evidence to support the truth I feel I can explain my actions intelligently enough and that I'm cooperative enough to work out any misinterpretation of legalities if necessary.
Anywhoo, I have carried unfinished bottles home with me. We usually drive & self debark. I have flown liquor home in checked luggage on a plane same as getting it to Florida from Texas. Obviously you can't put liquor bottles in your carryons for the plane. I do bring my original purchase receipt showing if was originally purchased in the US & taxes already paid. I think there are markings on bottles sold in the US showing the distribution is US. Whether or not carrying it back is technically legal I really don't know. Applying logic with evidence to support the truth I feel I can explain my actions intelligently enough and that I'm cooperative enough to work out any misinterpretation of legalities if necessary.