Hangers

[Rendog123]

I was wondering if I need hangers or are there hangers already in the closets.

 

 

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[triptolemus]

There are hangers there.

 

If you should need more, your room steward will be happy to provide additional hangers.

[Rendog123]

Thank you.

 

 

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[lenquixote66]

I was wondering if I need hangers or are there hangers already in the closets.

 

 

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There are hangers but we usually bring about 30 hangers to use and leave them on the ship.

[zqvol]

There are hangers but we usually bring about 30 hangers to use and leave them on the ship.

 

In other words you leave more stuff for the steward to throw away. If you don't want to take them home at least put them in the trash.

[OCruisers]

You will probably have enough hangers in your cabin closet ... but, if not, just ask your cabin steward who will bring you all the extras you want. :)

[BirdTravels]

There are hangers but we usually bring about 30 hangers to use and leave them on the ship.

More bulky non-recyclable junk for your poor cabin steward to have to deal with on a turnaround day.

 

If you bring your own hangers, have the courtesy of taking your junk with you when you leave the ship.

[volfanvegas]

No wire hangers!!!

 

Sorry couldn't help myself.

[Gampy1967]

No wire hangers!!!

 

Sorry couldn't help myself.

Right? Imagine getting hung up at security and the metal detector for bringing on wire hangers. They would look at you like "are you f$$@# kidding me?"

[garycarla]

There are hangers but we usually bring about 30 hangers to use and leave them on the ship.

 

With all due respect - I really got a chuckle out of this.

 

That is a lot of stuff to hang up!

[triptolemus]

With all due respect - I really got a chuckle out of this.

 

That is a lot of stuff to hang up!

 

It's gotta be their wire hanger mitigation plan. Everybody hates wire hangers, but nobody ever throws them away. Personally, I think its genius.

[mjkacmom]

With all due respect - I really got a chuckle out of this.

 

That is a lot of stuff to hang up!

Not the PP, but I bring wire hangers, maybe 20, there are 7 of us. They take up very little room in the suitcase.

[pizzalady1]

On my first cruise, I asked the steward for extra hangers and I ended up with twisted, bent, totally unusable wire hangers. So now I take some plastic hangers and bring them back home with me.

[gwsster]

The hangers are the "goofy" kind that don't have a hook on them, you have to unlatch them from the slide in the closet. I take 2 plastic hangers to use to dry swimsuits in the shower area or if needed to hang a shirt I hand washed.

[Azure Moon]

I sometimes take a few vinyl-coated hangers with me, then bring them home for future trips. Since this next trip is a girl's trip, I'm taking the hangers! :D:p:D

 

Haven't had any trouble going through security (airport or ship) with them, but probably will this time since I'm writing this :(

 

I take some little plastic question-mark-looking hangers with a clip at the end (Whitmor brand) to hang damp or wet clothing on so it can dry. It hangs securely on the clothesline in the shower, on the pegs on the wall, or on a towel rack in the bathroom.

[riclop]

I was wondering if I need hangers or are there hangers already in the closets.

 

 

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There are some but we always bring our own.

[easyboy]

I sometimes take a few vinyl-coated hangers with me, then bring them home for future trips. Since this next trip is a girl's trip, I'm taking the hangers! :D:p:D

 

Haven't had any trouble going through security (airport or ship) with them, but probably will this time since I'm writing this :(

 

I take some little plastic question-mark-looking hangers with a clip at the end (Whitmor brand) to hang damp or wet clothing on so it can dry. It hangs securely on the clothesline in the shower, on the pegs on the wall, or on a towel rack in the bathroom.

Bringing them is fine, and since you will bring it home after.

[San10s]

Bring your wire hangers. (y) I like to hang up all of our shirts, dresses, pants and shorts. It helps to unwrinkle the clothing after being packed and helps keep the wrinkles out.

 

As for those worried about the extra work for your cabin steward, the hangers are happily sent to the ship's passenger laundry service area, if they are in good condition. Have you ever noticed all the different hangers your clothes come back on from being laundered.?

 

I've heard many a horror story of how people leave their cabins on debarkation day from our stewards over many cruises. A few left behind hangers (leave them all together in the closet) will not bother a cabin steward! :D

[Heronymous]

Right? Imagine getting hung up at security and the metal detector for bringing on wire hangers. They would look at you like "are you f$$@# kidding me?"

I think this was a Mommy Dearest reference :)

[Gampy1967]

I think this was a Mommy Dearest reference :)

 

I got that.

[OCruisers]

Once, we had TOO MANY hangers in our closet! :eek:

Had to get the cabin steward to take some away so we'd have room to hang our clothes.