Review on Concealable Reusable Cruise Flask Kit by Mark Clark

We've Sold All Our Alcohol! To start this review, I would like to point out that last June we met a couple who were trying to smuggle in their alcohol and were caught. You have been charged for 2 packs of alcohol and 2 packs of lemonade (2 adults per room, 2 children). From the reviews and studies I've read I figured that if they got caught the consequence would be that they would just throw them away. Don't force you to get an alcohol package. Knowing this I don't know if I will do it again because that $900 would be a big surprise and I would feel terrible if all the girls in my room were fined. (We had three in our room, just me and a roommate trying to smuggle alcohol in) so keep that in mind, I think it's possible! Carnival left Galveston March 2019 How we did it - Fill the bottles as recommended i.e. H. Not full, and make sure there are no bubbles, and make sure the lid is closed. When packing, I wrapped them individually in a grocery bag. You really can't be too sure. I didn't want to smell like rum my entire cruise lol. Then I rolled them into some of my clothes that I wouldn't really wear, jeans, big pajamas and stuff like that. some big tj max vacuum bags (i'm sure you can find them here) and i vacuum packed these clothes. My bags didn't need vacuum, just think of a super large ziplock bag, but it let air through at the bottom, not in, so I just squeezed all the air out. I then put this garment bag at the bottom of my suitcase under my closet basket, in which I packed all my clothes. All strapped down, and then one more thing that may have helped, I made sure to put visible liquids on it. So when they saw the liquid they found they opened up and threw away my protein shakes. But they didn't even throw them away! We were the last group to board and I think that could have helped because they might have been in a hurry. I also have a hard case. I hope this review was helpful! I know by reading the reviews I really liked the thorough ones!