Tinsel Garland Used on Balcony Railing as Holiday Decoration?

Wondering if anyone has used tinsel garland on their balcony railing as decoration during the holidays? I would wrap and secure it to insure it stays put.

 

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Edited November 15, 2017 by julesbeara

I haven't and I wouldn't.

 

I have too much faith in strong winds ripping it off no matter how I put it on there, and too much faith that a sea animal will ingest it and die because I wanted the railing to look pretty.

No exterior decorating for us. A light up magnet on the door and that's it. Nothing that can be construed a fire hazard is allowed.

Wondering if anyone has used tinsel garland on their balcony railing as decoration during the holidays?

 

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If it's plastic, or has any plastic in it, the possibility of it going over the side would make it prohibited. $5000 fine for any amount of plastic dumped in the ocean. Even if it were the metallic kind of tinsel (rare these days), securing it against the wind from the ship's motion would probably be difficult, and would be another reason that it would be prohibited, as dumping any garbage overboard particularly in the Greater Caribbean Basin is prohibited.

Mollyeilis gets it.

Wondering if anyone has used tinsel garland on their balcony railing as decoration during the holidays? I would wrap and secure it to insure it stays put.

 

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They will probably remove tinsel garland off the balc0ny railing. They don't want it to come .

Wondering if anyone has used tinsel garland on their balcony railing as decoration during the holidays? I would wrap and secure it to insure it stays put.

 

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Don’t.

 

 

 

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Not sure about royal but other cruise lines tell you that nothing is to be left out on the balcony.

 

 

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No decorations on railing.

How about battery operated fairy lights in the cabin?

 

 

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Wondering if anyone has used tinsel garland on their balcony railing as decoration during the holidays? I would wrap and secure it to insure it stays put.

 

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Really bad idea.

The only decoration I put on the balcony is my body lying in my hammock. Maybe it’s time to LED it up! :p

They won't allow it...

How about battery operated fairy lights in the cabin?

 

 

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Can pretty much do whatever you want in the cabin, as long as you don't damage the walls, ceiling, doors etc... Nothing officially is allowed to be put up on the balcony.

 

This was our cabin on the Navigator. Remote controlled battery operated led lights held up with magnetic clips.

 

Dan.

 

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Can pretty much do whatever you want in the cabin, as long as you don't damage the walls, ceiling, doors etc... Nothing officially is allowed to be put up on the balcony.

 

This was our cabin on the Navigator. Remote controlled battery operated led lights held up with magnetic clips.

 

Dan.

 

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Wow, that looks brill.

 

 

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Why not decorate your cabin door with the garland? Everyone passing can enjoy it then.

 

 

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I will be decorating our stateroom door, along with bringing a very small tree, battery operated lights, & ornaments, and some gel clings for the windows and mirrors in the room.

 

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I will be decorating our stateroom door, along with bringing a very small tree, battery operated lights, & ornaments, and some gel clings for the windows and mirrors in the room.

 

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Cute about the tree! ;)

 

I do the same thing. Gel stickers on inside of balcony door, outside cabin door decorations, and LED lights up in one area inside the cabin. Already have them packed. :cool:

 

Would never...ever...ever...leave anything out on the balcony during

sailing. I have hung a poster inside the railing while we are docked

at some ports however. Our "Loyal Royals" poster to annoy the other

cruise line passengers we are docked next to. ;p:D

I’ve just bought my fairy lights. Can’t wait to put them up. 🧚

 

 

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Please decorate inside your cabin or your cabin door, not the balcony! Modern production of tinsel is made from plastic (PVC). Our seas are already filled with too much plastic! High winds or not securing it properly leads it right to the water and is very harmful for sea life.

I'm bring an ice-skating Snoopy that skates to Charlie Brown music. It's a classic!

I haven't and I wouldn't.

 

 

 

I have too much faith in strong winds ripping it off no matter how I put it on there, and too much faith that a sea animal will ingest it and die because I wanted the railing to look pretty.

 

 

 

This. ☝️

 

 

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don't forget too that they routinely come by the outside on a little hanging platform and pressure wash the balconies ... which would probably trash your decorations (and is also a good reason to be 'cautious' about keeping your drapes open during the day especially in port!!!!)

 

:o ;) :eek:

 

I don't need to draw a picture, do I!?!?

 

:*

For the record, we had our lights on our balcony at first, but were asked to bring them inside.

 

In all fairness, we were in one of the center deck 10 aft junior suites (Navigator of the Seas), which is like a cave, with almost no wind, and numerous decks of balconies that progessively stick out further below. Would be nearly impossible for something to fall into the water from this balcony.

 

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For the record, we had our lights on our balcony at first, but were asked to bring them inside.

 

In all fairness, we were in one of the center deck 10 aft junior suites (Navigator of the Seas), which is like a cave, with almost no wind, and numerous decks of balconies that progessively stick out further below. Would be nearly impossible for something to fall into the water from this balcony.

 

Dan.

 

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Wind

 

 

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