This page used to quote a two-bottle BYO rule, a $29 corkage fee, and a restock at every port. Those numbers are stale. Official Disney Cruise Line pages as of August 2026 are tighter. The full writeup — what the fare already covers, a la carte bars, Onboard Gifts, and a sane way to handle drinks — is the drink package post.
The short official version, from Disney's carrying-alcohol FAQ and prohibited-items policy:
What you can bring
- Who: guests 21 and older. On round-trip sailings from Singapore, guests 18 and older.
- How much, at the start of the voyage: one unopened bottle of wine or sparkling wine, no larger than 750 ml, or six beers, no larger than 12 ounces. Not both.
- Where it has to be: carry-on. Not a checked suitcase.
- Condition: original, unopened container. Broken seals are out.
- Corkage: $20 USD per bottle if you drink that wine in a dining room.
- Public rooms: alcohol you brought may not be consumed in any lounge or public area.
- Overflow: extra bottles are discarded at security. No compensation.
- Checked bags: alcohol found there is removed. No compensation.
That allowance is for embarkation, "the beginning of the voyage." It is not a refill at every port.
Port-bought alcohol sits in a locker
Buy rum in Nassau or a six-pack off the island and Disney collects it. You get it back at the end of the cruise. Forget to pick it up and they discard it — again, no compensation.
There is no drink package
Disney does not sell an unlimited alcohol package. Bars are a la carte, with an automatic 18% gratuity. Soft drinks at meals and the self-serve stations are included. That is the whole policy, and it lives on the drink package page.