Cruise Shopping at Dollar Tree - 2019 Edition

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The creator visits a local Dollar Tree to identify affordable items that can assist with upcoming cruise preparations. The video explores various aisles, highlighting products that serve specific functions for travelers, such as using glow sticks as nightlights in interior cabins or utilizing shower caps to protect clean clothes from dirty shoes during packing. The creator suggests several organizational tools, including collapsible drawers for cabins lacking storage, mesh bags for collecting seashells, and small divider boxes for jewelry. A significant portion of the video focuses on the medicine aisle, where the creator recommends building a personal first aid kit with pain relievers, digestive aids, and allergy medications to avoid the high costs of purchasing these items on a ship. Other useful finds include travel sized toiletries that meet TSA requirements, laundry supplies, sunscreen, and snacks for movie nights or excursions. The creator concludes by noting that while not every item is necessary, the store offers a wide variety of budget friendly options that travelers can pick and choose based on their specific needs.
Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.
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we are going to do same thing we did last year we're going to go in and see everything that they have that is Cruise related for our upcoming cruise
some cruises will have glow parties and so you can they will provide glow sticks for you but if you want to bring your own you can definitely do that
if you have to buy medicines on the ship they are very expensive
be sure and stock up on sunscreen sunscreen sunscreen sunscreen be bring more than you think you will need because I promise you you will need it
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