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Old September 20th, 2006, 05:43 PM posted to rec.travel.usa-canada
PeterL
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Default Cruise restriction on hand carried luggage.

I have just been informed that on the cruise we'll be taking in a week,
the same restrictions on hand carried luggage as in airplane check-in
also applies. That means no lotion or liquid in your hand carried
bags.

Now I may be a little logic impaired. But on an airplane you have no
access to your checked-bags until you get off. On a cruise ship you'd
have access to all your luggage once you get to the cabin. So what
difference does it make whether your carry liquid in your checked bags
or your hand-carried bags?

Has any of your encountered similar restrictions for cruises?

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Old September 20th, 2006, 10:39 PM posted to rec.travel.usa-canada
Shawn Hirn
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Default Cruise restriction on hand carried luggage.

In article . com,
"PeterL" wrote:

I have just been informed that on the cruise we'll be taking in a week,
the same restrictions on hand carried luggage as in airplane check-in
also applies. That means no lotion or liquid in your hand carried
bags.

Now I may be a little logic impaired. But on an airplane you have no
access to your checked-bags until you get off. On a cruise ship you'd
have access to all your luggage once you get to the cabin. So what
difference does it make whether your carry liquid in your checked bags
or your hand-carried bags?

Has any of your encountered similar restrictions for cruises?


You might try posting your question on the rec.travel.cruise newsgroup
or perhaps asking a supervisor on the cruise line or the captain of the
ship after you get there. As far as I can tell, there is no logic in
such a policy, but sometimes those sorts of policies are driven out of
fear rather than logic.
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Old September 21st, 2006, 03:20 AM posted to rec.travel.usa-canada
Frank F. Matthews
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Default Cruise restriction on hand carried luggage.

What company?

PeterL wrote:
I have just been informed that on the cruise we'll be taking in a week,
the same restrictions on hand carried luggage as in airplane check-in
also applies. That means no lotion or liquid in your hand carried
bags.

Now I may be a little logic impaired. But on an airplane you have no
access to your checked-bags until you get off. On a cruise ship you'd
have access to all your luggage once you get to the cabin. So what
difference does it make whether your carry liquid in your checked bags
or your hand-carried bags?

Has any of your encountered similar restrictions for cruises?

 




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