6. Entertainment and Hobbies - Books or magazines - Puzzles or crosswords - Journal or notebook (to document your trip) - Deck of cards or travel games - Binoculars (for ocean and wildlife views) 7. Miscellaneous Items - Reusable shopping bag (for souvenirs or beach gear) - Luggage tags (with contact information) - Packing cubes (to stay organized) - Dry bag (for protecting electronics during water activities) - Snacks (for long travel days or specific dietary needs) - Travel pillow and blanket (for flights or sea days) 8. Cruise-Specific Items - Lanyard (for your cruise keycard) - Magnetic hooks (to hang items on cabin walls) - Wrinkle release spray (since irons aren’t allowed) - Foldable beach bag (for shore excursions) - Small umbrella or poncho (for rainy port days) 9. Fitness and Leisure Gear - Workout clothes (for the ship’s gym or jogging track) - Athletic shoes (for workouts or active excursions) - Yoga mat (if you like practicing while traveling) 10. Port and Shore Excursion Gear - Daypack or backpack (for shore excursions) - Comfortable walking shoes (for sightseeing) - Sunscreen and bug spray (for outdoor activities) - Portable phone charger (for all-day excursions) - Travel guide or map (for port days) 11. Final Checklist for Departure - Double-check all documents (cruise tickets, passports, visas) - Check the weather forecast (to finalize packing) - Pack snacks and water for the embarkation day - Pre-load your cruise line’s app (for easy access to ship schedules) Prohibited Items Onboard A Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Electrical Extension Cords - including power strips/surge-protected strips and multi-plug outlets. They do allow consumer-type power conversion device USB chargers (multi-plug blocks on which the outputs are for USB cables). Note: Devices must be stamped with US/Europe recognized Conformance Marking to demonstrate compliance with Electrical Safety standards. Multi-plug outlets are now forbidden Basically, if it plugs directly into the power receptacle and has one or more USB outlets ONLY, it’s ok. Anything that plugs in and adds 110V receptacles isn’t ok. UPDATE: Nothing with a power cord. Nothing that adds extra outlets. Nothing that is a power outlet AND USB combined. Power blocks that directly plug in and have multiple USB ports ARE okay as long as they don’t also have a 110V or other outlet built in.
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6. Entertainment and Hobbies
- Books or magazines
- Puzzles or crosswords
- Journal or notebook (to document your trip)
- Deck of cards or travel games
- Binoculars (for ocean and wildlife views)
7. Miscellaneous Items
- Reusable shopping bag (for souvenirs or beach gear)
- Luggage tags (with contact information)
- Packing cubes (to stay organized)
- Dry bag (for protecting electronics during water activities)
- Snacks (for long travel days or specific dietary needs)
- Travel pillow and blanket (for flights or sea days)
8. Cruise-Specific Items
- Lanyard (for your cruise keycard)
- Magnetic hooks (to hang items on cabin walls)
- Wrinkle release spray (since irons aren’t allowed)
- Foldable beach bag (for shore excursions)
- Small umbrella or poncho (for rainy port days)
9. Fitness and Leisure Gear
- Workout clothes (for the ship’s gym or jogging track)
- Athletic shoes (for workouts or active excursions)
- Yoga mat (if you like practicing while traveling)
10. Port and Shore Excursion Gear
- Daypack or backpack (for shore excursions)
- Comfortable walking shoes (for sightseeing)
- Sunscreen and bug spray (for outdoor activities)
- Portable phone charger (for all-day excursions)
- Travel guide or map (for port days)
11. Final Checklist for Departure
- Double-check all documents (cruise tickets, passports, visas)
- Check the weather forecast (to finalize packing)
- Pack snacks and water for the embarkation day
- Pre-load your cruise line’s app (for easy access to ship schedules)
Prohibited Items Onboard A Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship
Electrical Extension Cords - including power strips/surge-protected strips and multi-plug outlets.
They do allow consumer-type power conversion device USB chargers (multi-plug blocks on which the outputs are for USB cables).
Note: Devices must be stamped with US/Europe recognized Conformance Marking to demonstrate compliance with Electrical Safety standards.
Multi-plug outlets are now forbidden
Basically, if it plugs directly into the power receptacle and has one or more USB outlets ONLY, it’s ok. Anything that plugs in and adds 110V receptacles isn’t ok.
UPDATE: Nothing with a power cord. Nothing that adds extra outlets. Nothing that is a power outlet AND USB combined.
Power blocks that directly plug in and have multiple USB ports ARE okay as long as they don’t also have a 110V or other outlet built in.
Hi
Good information. We are going on our first transatlantic cruise Nov.15 Holland American. Looking forward to it.
Have a wonderful cruise! We have cruised on HAL several times. Beauitful ships and excellent crew. Need to book another HAL cruise soon.
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@@PackingOurSuitcases Sorry if it came across that way, I genuinely wanted to help by offering a free audit to identify potential improvements. Definitely not trying to spam! This shows that you had good intentions while acknowledging their concerns. It's important to maintain a positive tone and avoid escalating the negativity.