Irons not allowed?

[pliskin]

It's not implicitly stated and I know dozens of people who use them on every cruise and have brought them on in both checked baggage and carry on. So Maybe it's the enforcement that's vague.

 

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[chengkp75]

It's not implicitly stated and I know dozens of people who use them on every cruise and have brought them on in both checked baggage and carry on. So Maybe it's the enforcement that's vague.

 

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It's also not stated that a waffle iron is prohibited, either. It says, "including, but not limited to". And whether or not shore based security (not NCL employees) miss a steamer is irrelevant to whether it is prohibited or not.

[pliskin]

That's about the dumbest comment I've seen in CC in a decade. You'd probably argue with a brick wall.

 

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[internetwhiz]

It's also not stated that a waffle iron is prohibited, either. It says, "including, but not limited to". And whether or not shore based security (not NCL employees) miss a steamer is irrelevant to whether it is prohibited or not.

 

 

 

Your assistance is requested on another thread. Thanks.

[Dennis#1]

I don't know a single cruiser that sends thier clothes to be pressed.......

 

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You know of one now. We send our suit, dress shirts and other formal cloths out on the first night of each cruise. Want to have them pressed before the first formal night. Lots of other cruisers we know do the same thing.

[pliskin]

Yea, wasn't saying no one did only that it wasn't a significant revenue stream. I think it was OP that thought they don't allow irons because of the money they made on pressing people's clothes.

 

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