A New Thing You CANNOT Bring on Your Cruise
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The creator discusses recent changes to prohibited item lists on cruise ships, specifically highlighting a new restriction implemented by Norwegian Cruise Line. The host explains that walkie-talkies have been added to the prohibited list, speculating that this decision may stem from concerns regarding disruptive behavior by passengers or a desire to encourage the use of the cruise line's own paid messaging systems. The video also reviews several other common items that are typically not allowed or are difficult to use on board, such as irons, video game systems, and drones. Additionally, the creator addresses a specific situation regarding Carnival Cruise Line, noting that while cafeteria trays are no longer provided at buffets for environmental reasons, they are still used for room service. The presentation concludes with a discussion of unusual prohibited items, such as robot vacuum cleaners, and provides advice for travelers to check specific cruise line policies before packing.
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Norwegian Cruise Line has quietly snuck in snuck in another item on their prohibited list
walkie-talkies they've added walkie-talkies to the prohibited list
Carnival they used to provide trays at the the buffet so that you could arrange your plates on the buffet and walk it back to the table well they don't do that anymore
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