CRUISE DUCKS: Tips, Rules & Everything You NEED to Know!
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The creator explains the growing trend of cruising ducks, a game of hide and seek involving small yellow rubber ducks on cruise ships. The activity involves participants hiding ducks for others to find, with the option for the finder to either keep the duck or re-hide it for someone else. The video traces the popularity of the trend back to a Carnival Cruise in 2018 involving a father and daughter. The creator outlines essential rules, such as tagging ducks with the sail date and ship name, and strictly prohibiting hiding them in crew areas, pools, or hot tubs. Safety advice is provided, including instructions to avoid placing ducks where they could cause tripping hazards or fall overboard. The creator also offers practical tips, such as not bringing too many ducks and managing expectations regarding social media posts. Finally, the video suggests where to purchase supplies like ducks and tags and addresses common questions about the game's requirements and participation.
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cruising ducks are little yellow rubber ducks and the game in essence is a form of hide and sink
the rule is that the cruise ducks are not to be hidden in any of the crew shops the pools or the hot tubs
I would say if you're going to do the cruising Ducks consider doing 50 at a maximum but even doing a dozen or two dozen is probably going to be in itself a lot of fun
don't ever put them in a location where they can go overboard you're never allowed to throw anything into the ocean
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