Cruise Line WARNS Their Passengers to STOP This Rude Behavior!
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Carnival Cruise Line has issued a formal warning regarding a specific prank being conducted by passengers on their ships. The issue involves the creation and distribution of fraudulent duck vouchers. Brand ambassador John Hild shared a photo of a duck found on board that included a note claiming the item could be redeemed for a free drink at the casino bar. However, the cruise line clarified that no such promotion exists. Hild noted that these fake vouchers create unfair and awkward situations for both the guests and the bartenders who are expected to honor them. The video highlights the negative impact these pranks have on ship staff and the confusion they cause among passengers.
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Carnival Cruise Line has issued a warning to their passengers to stop this rude prank.
There is no such promotion.
It's unfair to both guests and bartenders who are put in awkward situations when these fake vouchers show up.
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