Found property on Bliss

[candygirl27540]

Someone on Facebook is looking for passengers that were in 13802 Bliss May 6-13. They have something that was left behind on the safe under papers and they are trying to return it.

[YVRteacher]

They should have turned it in at the guest services desk on the ship.

[Red-Sol]

They should contact NCL directly regarding what they found. They might also consider posting something in the roll call for that sailing or any pther appropriate groups. Contacting NCL though should be first.

[candygirl27540]

They have contacted NCL and tried many ways to get in touch. Their post on FB said they had a medical emergency when they arrived back in port and that is why they did not turn it in on disembarkation.

I guess whatever it is must not be too important to the previous occupants and they should just keep it.

 

[1025cruise]

Or the previous occupants have been contacting NCL Lost and Found, which has no record of these items due to them not being turned in.

[mjkacmom]

2 hours ago, candygirl27540 said:

They have contacted NCL and tried many ways to get in touch. Their post on FB said they had a medical emergency when they arrived back in port and that is why they did not turn it in on disembarkation.

I guess whatever it is must not be too important to the previous occupants and they should just keep it.

 

Probably 1% of those who cruise are on cruising social media. If they were in a rush they should’ve left it on the bed. 

[www3traveler]

2 hours ago, candygirl27540 said:

They have contacted NCL and tried many ways to get in touch. Their post on FB said they had a medical emergency when they arrived back in port and that is why they did not turn it in on disembarkation.

I guess whatever it is must not be too important to the previous occupants and they should just keep it.

 

ABSOLUTELY NOT, they should mail the item to Norwegian's Corporate Office in Miami.  7665 Corporate Center Drive  Miami, Florida  33126.  Keeping pproperty  that does not belong to you could be considered theft.

[ChiefMateJRK]

They removed something from the ship that belonged to another passenger.  'nuff said.