Can I bring my own beach umbrella?

[Hstergo]

You might want to bring your own TV set too ... Just in case

 

 

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[Feelin' Nauti']

You'll poke somebody's eye out:eek:

Good one!!!!

 

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I am debating to get the traveling umbrella or not. :cool:

Would make it affordable than renting at each beach we go to.

 

As for using one on a cruise. :D

Well one day we couldn't find shade near the pool.

Had the brainy idea to use my Rain Umbrella.

 

:D

don't look at the pool hair :eek::o

[evelyn51]

You'll poke somebody's eye out:eek:

 

 

Please be careful it isn't my only good eye! I often don't see everything coming my way. :cool:

[AMBV-USA]

Can I take it on cruise ship?

[dacsmom]

I too was imagining the really big umbrella. I could only imagine trying to get it off the ship in port with all the people crowding together trying to get off the ship. The fold up one in the picture looks like an interesting concept, but how strong is it?

[marci22]

This is an old thread, but as I was reading I saw the answer I gave 4 years ago and it is the same answer I would give now.

[Scotty G]

Good golly, someone resurrected an ancient post.

 

Isn't there an old post graveyard?

[tinkertoy9000]

If this were to become a popular practice, I can just see the signs popping up at the beaches: "Guests are not permitted to bring food, beverages, or beach umbrellas onto this property". :D

 

 

I think that you should for sure look at Royal's list of prohibited items. If a surf board is prohibited I bet a beach umbrella would be also. A regular umbrella yes, but not a regular beach umbrella.

[Newtoncruise]

I'm going to bring 4 sun umbrellas.......it will save us a fortune......

 

In fact i'll pop over to our roll call and ask everyone to bring one as identification to our sail away gathering on the helipad.....and well all save a fortune.......

Edited August 2, 2015 by Newtoncruise

[Philly Steve]

Upon debarkation you may be wondering "why the heck did I bring this thing?"

It's easier to take a little extra cash for your beach set ups.

[barbon2]

This is an "unusual" thread.

Most of the beaches on the islands do have umbrellas to rent.

If you are flying to your departure port, check with the airlines.

Also, not sure of all of your stops, but I do not know if an umbrella would be allowed on a tender, if it's a port where you tender.

 

I guess we all bring things that we consider "normal" that others do not think about.

 

Barb

[John&LaLa]

Good golly, someone resurrected an ancient post.

 

Isn't there an old post graveyard?

 

Reminds me of the can I bring a chair for the WJ or balcony thread