Top 10 Things You Should NEVER Do On Carnival Cruise!

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The creators provide a comprehensive list of mistakes to avoid while cruising with Carnival to prevent financial loss or removal from the ship. They begin by advising passengers to carry essential documents, medications, and specific beverages in their carry-on luggage rather than checked bags to avoid delays or confiscation. The video emphasizes the importance of punctuality for both embarkation and returning to the ship from ports to avoid missing the vessel. Regarding onboard conduct, the creators warn against smoking on balconies, possessing marijuana despite local laws, bringing irons or steaming devices, and carrying weapons such as mace or tasers. They also highlight the necessity of attending the mandatory muster drill and advise against throwing items overboard. For logistics, the creators suggest not booking return flights before noon on disembarkation day and strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance to cover unexpected medical emergencies or accidents. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share their own travel tips in the comments.
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Don't be late coming to the ship. I'm because this could cost you big time if you miss the ship.
Do not, I repeat, absolutely repeat, do not smoke on the balcony.
They follow the federal law when it comes to marijuana possession on a cruise ship.
Never ever skip the mustard drill.
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