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I think you're going to need to be more specific when asking about what you can/cannot bring on board.

 

Each passenger may bring 1 bottle (sealed, new) of wine; up to 12 cans/bottles of water, soda, juice (20 oz or smaller in size); no liquor; no candles; no irons; nothing that heats stuff up (electric tea kettle, etc.).

 

Give some ideas of what you were thinking to take, that would make this list less exhaustive.

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Taken directly from Carnivals FAQ's:

 

RESTRICTED ITEMS – SAFETY AND SECURITY POLICY

In order to maintain a safe and secure environment, Carnival prohibits bringing certain items onboard. Additionally, we reserve the right to confiscate (and destroy) any articles that in our discretion are considered dangerous or pose a risk or inconvenience to the safety and security of the ship, or our guests, and no compensation will be provided.

Confiscated Items

• Alcohol (hard liquor)/sealed, unopened bottles

• Beer/sealed, unopened bottles/cans

• Wine or champagne/sealed, unopened bottles - beyond the allowable limit of one bottle (750 ml. size) per adult 21 years of age (brought on at embarkation time only)

• Clothing irons and steamers (all Carnival ships offer laundry facilities with irons and ironing boards. Fleet-wide valet laundry service is also available for a nominal fee.)

• Electrical and household appliances (i.e. coffee makers, hot plates, toasters, etc.)

• Candles

• Heating Pads

• Incense

• Hookah

Prohibited Items – will be disposed of prior to boarding

• Large coolers

• Alcohol in unsealed containers

• Firearms (Including, non-firing weapons and starter pistols)

• Ammunition (i.e., bullets, shot or missile that can be fired using a propellant)

• Imitation or replica weapons (Including., de-commissioned weapons or those not capable of being fired, toy weapons, or any other item made, intended or adapted to be used as a weapon)

• Explosives or explosive component parts, (Including, detonators)

• Fireworks or pyrotechnics (except those previously approved in connection with a company stage production which have been properly manifested)

• Taser or electronic stun guns

• Pepper or mace sprays

• Telescopic or regular batons

• Martial arts equipment (Including., flails, throwing stars, belt buckle knives, etc.)

• Handcuffs, brass knuckles

• Compressed gas bottles/cylinders

• Knives with blades longer than four (4) inches ( Recreational dive knives are allowed but must be held in the custody of the Guest Services Manager or Chief Security Officer and must be checked out/in by the owner for dive excursions during the cruise.)

• Dive tanks (empty or full), diver spears/slings

• Household goods or tools of trade

• Volatile and highly flammable liquids such as cigarette lighter fluid

• Scissors with blades longer than four (4) inches (Large scissors of the type used by scrapbook and quilting enthusiasts are at times permitted with prior notification from the Security Services Department, but are held onboard in the same manner as dive knives.)

• Medical Marijuana

• Bicycles

• Surfboards - (Boogie Boards no more than 42 Inches in length are allowed for use in port only)

• Scooters (only permitted if used for mobility – must be stored in guest’s stateroom)

• Boats/canoes

• Segways

• Any footwear with wheels, i.e. Heely’s type shoes

• Lasers

Miscellaneous Concerns:

• Personal grooming devices such as hair dryers, flat and curling irons, shavers, etc., are allowed on board when used with proper caution. These devices should not be used when other electrical appliances are plugged in. However, if such devices are determined to pose a hazard, they will be removed and returned the last day of the cruise prior to debark.

• Electronics such as laptops, cameras, cellular phones, etc. are allowed on board when used with proper caution.

• Electrical devices such as fans, power strips, multi plug box outlets/adaptors, and extension cords will be removed if determined to pose a hazard and returned the last day of the cruise prior to debark.

• Medical gas bottles/oxygen cylinders: Allowed in connection with a certified medical condition but cannot be packed in baggage. Oxygen cylinders must be delivered to guest services and stored in a designated safe area.

• Coolers: Small, personal-sized coolers no larger than 12” x 12” x 12” for the purpose of housing small quantities of non-alcoholic beverages and/or medications are permitted as carry-on luggage.

• Live Animals: Only qualified service animals once approved by Guest Access Services at time of booking.

• Flowers and Plants: May be brought on board in the port of embarkation but are not permitted to be taken off the ship in the United States, per the U.S Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) Agricultural Division.

• Musical Instruments: We will allow musical instruments onboard, however, if a noise complaint is received it will be confiscated by shipboard security and returned to the guest on the morning of debarkation.

• Radios/Boom Boxes: For the comfort of all our guests, radios and boom boxes can be used with headphones or earpieces when used in public areas.

• Wrapped Gifts: Guests may bring wrapped gifts on board; however, due to heightened security, the gift may have to be unwrapped, upon request.

• DVDs/VCRs/Nintendo/Play Units: Due to compatibility issues with stateroom televisions, these items can only be utilized in suites and guests must provide their own RCA cables.

• Fish Caught on Fishing Expeditions: The fish cannot be brought on board; it must be shipped home.

• Floatation Devices: For the comfort of all our guests, rafts, tubes and floatation devices other than those used as life preservers (water wings) cannot be used in the swimming pools on board.

Items for In Port Use only: Snorkel gear, skateboards, golf clubs, fishing rods (packed), tennis rackets, kites (packed), roller blades/skates, metal detectors, Boogie Boards (no more than 42 Inches in length and stored in stateroom).

 

 

You are allowed to bring 12 cans or bottles up to 20 oz ea of non-alcoholic beverages per person, and 1 bottle 750ml of wine or champagne per person over 21. Both HAVE to be in your carry on and cannot be in your check luggage. Anything else you need to know?

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We are taking our first cruise on the Splendor this year in September. We're very excited, but I'd like to know what we can and cannot bring onboard. I was told we could bring cans of diet coke. Any other suggestions?

 

Many thanks!

 

 

HI there..

I just wanted to say that I am ALSO a Bostonian... and ALSO in Arizona.. and ALSO taking my first cruise on the Splendor in September.. small world !!!

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hehe, this question always reminds me of what we tried to bring BACK onto the ship on our honeymoon. My husband and I are big rule followers, and never would intentionally bring contraband onboard. However, we were shopping on one of the islands (can't remember which one) and found a really cool tribal bow and arrows. My husband is an archery hunter, and we thought it would look really cool on the wall in our island themed guest room. The security people must have thought we were insane when we walked up the gangway sporting our new "weapon"! Duh!!! Oops! :o

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Agreed ! We are sailing the week before you .. we will get the Splendor all warmed up and ready for you !!!!!:D

 

Yeah, but the expressions on your faces when you pass by each other debarking/embarking will be completely different. ;) Take it from me, a 2-time Splendor cruiser, you will not be a happy camper getting off that ship.

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Nice that is our trip as well! First timers too! DId you plan any excursions yet? I take it you are driving, what time do you plan on leaving Phoenix? Im in Las Cruces New Mexico (4 hours or so from Phoenix) and was trying to figure out what time to leave.

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Nice that is our trip as well! First timers too! DId you plan any excursions yet? I take it you are driving, what time do you plan on leaving Phoenix? Im in Las Cruces New Mexico (4 hours or so from Phoenix) and was trying to figure out what time to leave.

 

 

We go on 9/23.. but we are not driving.. got a cheap Southwest Airlines flight in that morning that will get us to the ship WAY too early, but better than late I figure !

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Yeah, but the expressions on your faces when you pass by each other debarking/embarking will be completely different. ;) Take it from me, a 2-time Splendor cruiser, you will not be a happy camper getting off that ship.

 

 

UGH I am sure you are right ! :rolleyes:

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