Door decoration ban

[vharper21]

Anyone had a balcony cabin on Norwegian joy lately? Do you get a coffee maker in the cabin?

[Ptroxx]

19 minutes ago, vharper21 said:

Anyone had a balcony cabin on Norwegian joy lately? Do you get a coffee maker in the cabin?

Yes you do get one.   I had one in a mini suite.   

[teachberry]

2 hours ago, vharper21 said:

Anyone had a balcony cabin on Norwegian joy lately? Do you get a coffee maker in the cabin?

Just got off the Joy...yes, there is a coffee maker in the balcony rooms.

[vharper21]

28 minutes ago, Ptroxx said:

Yes you do get one.   I had one in a mini suite.   

 Don't have a mini suite ..just balcony...hope it's true for our balcony

[vharper21]

10 hours ago, teachberry said:

Just got off the Joy...yes, there is a coffee maker in the balcony rooms.

Thank you!

[bigwawao]

Just got back last week on the NCL Escape.  Please to announce the ship is fireproof and that decorations were all there.  I never saw one that went over the top.  Just simple ones and some we quite amusing.    I enjoyed walking off all those calories while looking at the decorations. 

[vharper21]

13 minutes ago, bigwawao said:

Just got back last week on the NCL Escape.  Please to announce the ship is fireproof and that decorations were all there.  I never saw one that went over the top.  Just simple ones and some we quite amusing.    I enjoyed walking off all those calories while looking at the decorations. 

Good to know! Thank you!

[shealea]

I have never decorated our door, but I enjoy seeing folks' door decorations. If I had kids, I can see where it would be fun for them to think of and create for their cruise. Adds to the excitement of planning!!!!  But, I can see the concerns that NCL has with the door decorations.

[ms.sunburn]

Just off the Norwegian Jade. They did not take down the door decorations. There were lots.

[robertjohn2]

Door decoration look great on the cruise ships. But some times it destroys the public property. Some of the great advice to decorate indoor with table linens to surprise guest with cool ambience.

[z4oslo]

what a coincidence. i was just looking for a necromancer.

 

[Laszlo]

Only door decorations will be a Covid Positive sticker on your door now Lol

[MoCruiseFan]

On ‎8‎/‎4‎/‎2019 at 7:55 PM, Love my butler said:

You absolutely can hang it.  Your steward may or may not take it down.  Tips tend to go down when stewards touch things that don't belong to them....

 

 

You mean when they do their job...

[mking8288]

Going "above and beyond" to earn those "vacation hero" recognition ??  as in doing their job

 

Think about that for a moment, LOL.  Let's ask that question during the onboard Q&A with the senior officers, should get some looks and interesting answer(s) - don't feel that anyone can definitely answer OP's question now for what's over the horizon in 2021 and beyond. 

Edited August 28, 2020 by mking8288

[richstowe]

On 8/27/2020 at 3:03 AM, robertjohn2 said:

Door decoration look great on the cruise ships. But some times it destroys the public property. Some of the great advice to decorate indoor with table linens to surprise guest with cool ambience.

I have no idea what you are getting at and I don't care .

I'm just happy a thread of such  "MAJOR" importance was revived .

I dream of happier days when door decoration policy actually mattered . 🤞

[drvmywifecrzy]

There have been no door decorations since April 2020

[1980dory]

9 hours ago, richstowe said:

I have no idea what you are getting at and I don't care .

I'm just happy a thread of such  "MAJOR" importance was revived .

I dream of happier days when door decoration policy actually mattered . 🤞

"destroy public property" ?

'table linens" ?

"Kansass" ?

 

What we have here is a failure to communicate.

[ourfamilylovescruising]

I work at a school and we are not allowed right now to hang anything on the walls because they are fogging for covid 

I am sure they will be doing this on ships too when they open back up.

we just stayed at a timeshare in Orlando and they fogged it before we were allowed to go in

[dagema]

I would never want to get in the way of a cruiser having a little fun, but the cutesie, flashy, ugly decor on the doors is a bit of a distraction from the beauty of the boat. Aesthetically, it doesn’t make sense. But imagine having to police that mess? Is it fire retardant or not, is it potentially offensive to someone, can it be cleaned, is it causing damage, could it cause other safety concerns… best just to not have it or to have a rule that it’s prohibited so it can be taken down for any of those reasons “per policy”.

[BirdTravels]

Not sure why people decided to bump a 3 year old post stating an opinion that does not reflect what is currently being done/allowed on ships. The decorations are a long,  long standing cruise ship tradition which continues today (like hiding ducks). You'll find decorations on our door on every cruise (Haven or steerage). 

[Travelling2Some]

1 hour ago, BirdTravels said:

Not sure why people decided to bump a 3 year old post stating an opinion that does not reflect what is currently being done/allowed on ships. The decorations are a long,  long standing cruise ship tradition which continues today (like hiding ducks). You'll find decorations on our door on every cruise (Haven or steerage). 

Shhhhh . . . Don't mention the ducks.  It brings out the loonies 😉

[tetleytea]

People decorated their doors on my recent NCL cruise.