mackel

Just so you know, I’m not trying to do the wrong thing here, and if it isn’t allowed onto the ship I’m not trying to sneak it on. I was asking a genuine question as we will be using it for the remaining 3.5 weeks we are over there. It’s also not surge protected, so from my understanding should be permitted. If we can get it returned at the end of the cruise then there are no issues - do you know how they usually do this? Is it once we are off the ship we get it back and does that part of the process take a long time? We will be heading straight to the airport with not a lot of time to waste.

Thank you for looking into this and providing a polite answer! From my understanding, as it isn’t surge protected we should be able to take it on. I’ll pop it in my husbands carry on bag and let him explain (I get very nervous and crumble with confrontation).

Hi everyone, we are travelling from Australia around the US for four weeks, including three nights on the Liberty of the Seas. For our travels, we have this power adaptor (https://bauhn.com.au/universal-travel-adaptor-kit/) which does look suspiciously like a powerboard/strip - but it's not! It's just so we can use our Australian power plugs in the USA. Can anyone tell me whether they're going to take this off us, thinking it's a powerboard?!