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what is the bungee cord for?

 

Post it notes were great when we went with our kids. always knew where they were and they knew where we were.

well if you want to get from deck 11 to deck 2 , it will take too long to wait for the elevators. then this cord comes in handy.

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Never have I needed or taken Duct Tape, Post it Notes, Lanyards, Zip ties, Highlighter, Power Strip, Clothes Pins or Bungee Cord. I do bring a little Emergency Medical Kit and we have used it!

 

 

Duct tape to wrap it to my disembarking luggage tag. I always see a couple of them in the floor and luggages without them at the terminal

 

 

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refillable water bottles. I find the ship water to be great and easily available.

 

Lots on sunblock

 

Hats

 

Pop up hamper

 

Travel alarm clock

 

Tummy meds just in case none available on ship.

 

Less clothing and more money.

 

Power strip phone chargers

 

Ice vest...lots of fun going thru security. DD was born with out sweat glands.

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Not an exhaustive list, but a few things:

 

Clothing for the appropriate number of nights

Shoes

Toiletries

Flux capacitor

Flashlight

Left handed crescent wrench

Camera/lenses/flash

The map to One Eyed Willy's treasure

My swim-trunks and my flippy-floppies

A tripod (some cruises)

Ipod/earphones

My tablet for writing my review (some cruises)

The hubcap from a 1968 VW Microbus

Gifts for any crew that we are friends with

A paddle game

The ashtray

This remote control

And these matches

And this lamp

And the chair

And that's all I need!

 

By the way, the new phonebook's here.:D

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Good choice....in my case my DH.

 

The typical packed items for a vacation, I will leave to others to list.

 

In addition to them, we bring:

(1) shower sponges -- we hate wash cloths; we throw them out before we come home....simple inexpensive purchase at local dollar store

(2) baby wipes -- the toilet paper on cruise ships is terrible.

(3) clothes pins -- for clipping bathing to the clothes line in the shower or to keep them attached to the chairs on our balcony so they don't fall off chair while drying.

(4) binoculars -- to take on excursions

(5) flashlight -- just in case we might need it.

 

Wonder if this is a "no-no."

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I thought the same thing. I don't think you are supposed to flush those down the Toilets.

 

 

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isn't that what causes the rooms downstream from you to have plumbing problems. Maybe the poster meant they were used and PLACED IN THE TRASH like they are supposed to be.

 

The hospitals here were getting in big problems with the city for all those flushable wipes - they are clogging up entire city lines. So I don't think they are really all that flushable unless you like paying the plumber!

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what is the bungee cord for?

 

 

 

 

 

 

To hold open the door to the BALCONY

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3 clocks-2 for bedside tables-1 for sofa area

Unbreakable wine glasses

Nook/Kindle loaded with books + chargers

Lysol #3 spray to disinfect cabin

Bonine (meclazine)

Imodium

Cold medications

Broad spectrum antibiotics

Belkin surge suppressor-3 outlets+2 USB ports

Binoculars

Scotch magic tape to tape things to mirror

Itinerary one page calendar

Flashlights

Plan view of decks from cruise brochure

Swiss army knife, Leatherman, corkscrew

Night light for bathroom

Spare prescription glasses

 

Request from steward or others

Kleenex for sofa area

Large Ice bucket

2 daily programs (Princess Patter or equivalent)

Extra waste basket for sofa area

Small tray for carrying snacks back to cabin

Top sheet for under duvet

Egg crate mattress pad

Pitcher for ice tea

Shot glass (from bar)

Mugs for morning coffee (from buffet)

Silver wine package 12 bottles (dining room)

 

Most of all, patience and a sense of humor

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Most of all, patience and a sense of humor

 

This is definitely a MUST. Often, people who don't have patience on land or a sense of humor at home.....don't have it to bring with them.

 

I often wonder, if there was a way for these two commodities to be purchased, it would make a FORTUNE for its shareholders.

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We bring a write/erase board for our closet door. We go through the newsletter every night and see what we want to do the next morning. Then we write it on the board. We use to bring our FunTimes with us but always seem to lose it. Here's a pic of one

 

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