Forget power strips, Royal Caribbean bans another item
Royal Caribbean has gotten aggressive with its banned items list as it looks to keep its passengers and crew safe. Many of its banned items are expected and obvious while others may surprise passengers. You cannot, for example, bring any marijuana or CBD products onboard even if they are legally prescribed.
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Royal Caribbean is now banning multi-plug outlets from its cruises. The cruise line quietly added the gadget to the list of banned items on its website, which now reads “Extension Cords and Multi-Plug Outlets/ Power Strips.”
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Royal Caribbean bans an item many travelers find essential
Although many newer cruise ships have more outlets and charging ports available, the ban may come as an inconvenience to travelers who bring along important travel devices, like phones, electric razors, cameras, tablets, e-readers, blow dryers and portable chargers.
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Royal Caribbean quietly added power strips, multi-plug outlets and surge protectors to its “banned items” list. The cruise line decided to prohibit the use of the travel necessities in its ship state rooms on older vessels that aren’t equipped to handle multiple outlets to charge more than a few devices at a time.
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Several outlets report the reason for adding these items to the list is that older vessels are not equipped to handle multiple outlets to charge more than a few devices at a time.
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Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean's sister brand, currently does not list multiplug outlets as being banned. Its prohibited-items list bans "Electrical Extension Cords" and does not mention "surge protectors," which it does confiscate.
Royal Caribbean bans an item many cruise travelers find essential
A major cruise line is banning a staple item for many tourists. Royal Caribbean recently updated its list of prohibited items, adding “multi-plug outlets” to the list, according to Royalcaribbeanblog.com. The devices are popular for cruisers looking for multiple charging sources to best utilize limited plugs in cruise cabins.
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