Can I bring my own float to coco cay?

[mcatmcat]

Hi 

I was wondering if people are allowed to bring their own floats for cococay- beach

 

[drunkfish3]

Saw someone with a swan when i was there last week.

[Merion_Mom]

YES.  It is certainly cost efficient these days, with the prices RC is charging. 😳

[legaljen1969]

I can see how it would be cost efficient, but do you really want to have to carry extra stuff and spend the time to get the float blown up and carry it around? 

 

[Baron Barracuda]

Have a friend who folds two "noodles" around the inside of her suitcase.  

[reallyitsmema]

We have inflatable pool noodles we bring on every cruise we are going to a beach.  The two noodles fit in a quart sized ziploc bag.

[sunsetme]

I have inflatable noodles too and people are always asking me about them.

[sunsetme]

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Swimline-72-in-Assorted-Doodles-Inflatable-Noodles-6-Pack-9008SL/304324084

[reallyitsmema]

1 minute ago, jdechter said:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Swimline-72-in-Assorted-Doodles-Inflatable-Noodles-6-Pack-9008SL/304324084

 

I picked ours up years ago on an end of the year clearance rack in the seasonal department of CVS.  Two pack was 25 cents.  Santa put them in the stockings that year for my DH and for my Mom.  Well worth the investment 😄 

[brillohead]

30 minutes ago, reallyitsmema said:

 

I picked ours up years ago on an end of the year clearance rack in the seasonal department of CVS.  Two pack was 25 cents.  Santa put them in the stockings that year for my DH and for my Mom.  Well worth the investment 😄 

Hey, hey, big spender!  🤑

[renza]

     We always buy the inflatable tubes for $3. We always buy them to take to Labadee and at the end of the day we give them to others to use. 

[leisuretraveler223]

Yes!  And you can also replace your mouthwash with grain alcohol and hit the local military surplus store for some MREs and you'll save even more money!

[cb at sea]

Of course you may!

 

[gatour]

3 hours ago, legaljen1969 said:

I can see how it would be cost efficient, but do you really want to have to carry extra stuff and spend the time to get the float blown up and carry it around? 

 

After living in Florida for my entire life and seeing visitors to our fair state.  They will most willingly carry extra stuff to save a bit of money.  I think it is a reasonable way to accommodate their budget.

 

On the other side, growing up.  My family would pack extra stuff (picnic fixings, etc) while we visited other states.  Texas, Maine, New York among others.

[Carolina Girl 99]

Screenshot from a Royal Caribbean post on FB

[cruisewiththekids]

Can you use pool floats in the new pool area, or only at the beach?

[Merion_Mom]

2 minutes ago, cruisewiththekids said:

Can you use pool floats in the new pool area, or only at the beach?

 

 

I don't know about the official rules, but I think that it would be rude to use them in the pool, which will be crowded with other people  trying to enjoy the pool.