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Triksy
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I always bring a few handfuls of 5-hour energy bottles in my purse and carry-on and no one has ever said a thing. To be on the safe side, I would scatter them about your carry on and not keep them in the original box (mine come in a small box from Sam's Club).
Thanks, I think this is what we are going to do. Going this route even if they take some, they are not likely to take all of them.
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Help, I have not cruised since the change in the beverage policy which I have thoroughly read and can not figure out if I can still bring 5 hour energy on board. I purchased a 10pk to share between myself and my husband. I cant figure out if it is considered a beverage and thus is a no no because it is a bottle and not a can. Or if it is not considered a beverage and is instead considered a vitamin/medication. Can anyone provide me this info? Do I carry it on or put it in my checked luggage? Or just give up and leave it at home because that ish is expensive and I don't want them to throw it away. Leaving on the Glory in just over a week.
5 Hour Energy and Beverage Policy
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I guess that really depends on how you like to vacation. Our last cruise I honestly needed to sleep for a few days just to recover when we got home. Especially with Carnival it seems like there is always something to be doing that's more fun than sleeping.