This video provides a rapid-fire overview of 15 Royal Caribbean cruise luggage guidelines. The speaker, Jason, covers topics ranging from luggage quantity limits and carry-on recommendations to prohibited items and filing luggage claims. The purpose is to give viewers quick and essential information to prepare for their Royal Caribbean cruise.
Here's a summary of the 15 Royal Caribbean luggage guidelines discussed in the video:
Luggage Quantity: No specific limit, but bring a reasonable amount.
Carry-on Items: Pack essential documents, a change of clothes, a swimsuit, and medications.
Medication: Keep prescriptions in original containers; bring extra.
Suitcase Locks: Only TSA-approved locks are allowed.
Luggage Tags: Use the provided Royal Caribbean luggage tags (downloadable online). Generic tags are available at the pier if needed.
Luggage Transport: You can carry luggage yourself, or use porters.
Luggage Delivery: Expect luggage delivery to your stateroom sometime after the ship sails.
What to Pack: Pack multiple swimsuits, comfortable walking shoes, a hat (if needed for climate), and a jacket/sweaters (if needed for climate).
Food: Limited quantities of non-perishable, pre-packaged food are allowed.
Alcoholic Beverages: One sealed 750ml bottle of wine or champagne per legal-drinking-age guest is allowed. No beer or hard liquor.
Non-Alcoholic Beverages: Up to 12 standard 12oz cans/bottles/cartons per stateroom. Exceptions for infant/medical/dietary needs.
Prohibited Items: Firearms, ammunition, sharp objects (except small safety scissors), illegal substances, CBD products, candles, incense, heating appliances, hoverboards, self-defense items, flammables, explosives, hookahs, ham radios, extension cords, dangerous chemicals, perishable food, and alcoholic beverages (except wine/champagne as specified).
Filing a Claim (Damaged Luggage): Contact Royal Caribbean guest relations via email (address in video description).
Miscellaneous Items: For shore excursions (especially Perfect Day at CocoCay), bring UPF protection, bug spray, and closed-toed shoes. This is generally good advice for any cruise.
Additional Notes: The speaker emphasizes the importance of patience regarding luggage delivery on embarkation day due to high volume.