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Have you ever had an item confiscated on a cruise and had to retrieve it from the "table of shame?"

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👁️ 391K views📅 11 months ago⏱️ 1:07

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The creator provides a guide regarding items that cruise lines frequently confiscate from passengers. The video outlines general prohibitions that apply across most cruise lines, such as flammable objects like candles and various heat producing appliances including irons and steamers. The creator notes that anything that could be interpreted as a weapon is prohibited, which extends to items like toy swords. Specific examples of confiscated items mentioned include gardening implements, large forks, and full size scissors, though smaller versions are permitted. The discussion also covers electrical restrictions, noting that extension cords are often disallowed, with the creator mentioning a specific instance involving Royal Caribbean. Other prohibited items include restraining devices such as handcuffs and high voltage plug in toys. The creator concludes by mentioning that while small battery powered toys may be acceptable, larger high voltage items are not allowed on board.

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Creator's Key Takeaways

Some of them might surprise you.

Anything absolutely anything that can be construed as a weapon, also a nogo.

My friend had a compliant one, but she was falsely accused and they took it away.

Now, toys are allowed, ladies and gents, but not the highowered ones.

Creator's Tips & Advice

Do not bring any items that can be construed as weapons, including toy swords.
Avoid bringing full-size scissors; mini ones are okay.
Do not bring extension cords unless they are non-surge type, but check cruise line policy.
Leave high-voltage plug-in toys at home; battery-powered small toys are okay.

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhat items are commonly confiscated on cruises?
QWhat are the general prohibited items for all cruise lines?

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