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On my first cruise I bought at least $300 worth of turquoise jewelry. I couldn't wait to bring it home as it was a gift for my mom and I. Like a dumba** I had waaaayyyy to many drinks at the Captain's meet and greet and LEFT my jewelry in a bag on a table. I got home and later found my jewelry filled bag......IN MY PICTURES that I was apparently taking:mad: Anyone else ever left anything that was important to them on a cruise? Was it ever returned?....or still lost at sea:(

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The only thing we ever left behind was our night light in the bathroom. It wasn't worth $300.00. Maybe more like $3.00? Certainly not worth worrying about, or filing a claim. I just hope the next guests appreciated having it.

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Our 2 small kids left their Gameboys and three Christmas's worth of games in a drawer at a motel we stayed at once. Expensive lesson so now I always check every drawer, closet, bathroom and even look under the bed (I find some gross stuff from past guests that way) before vacating a room for good.

 

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I left my camera in my room. I contacted Carnival lost and found. Fortunately my cabin steward handed my camera in and Carnival sent it to me via Fed Ex.

 

We left three new (worn once) bathing suits in a dryer on the Glory. We called the day after the cruise and they've never turned up. We learned our lesson.

 

Left some jewelry on Carnival once and they returned it to me FedEx.

 

My daughter left a brand new bathing suit (bought especially for the cruise) on Celebrity. It was not returned. Fortunately, it was bought at Target, so not a $100 bathing suit!

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I left my camera in its bag on a ship November 2010. I left it in a bar. An employee turned it in to lost and found. I did not miss it during the cruise as I had another camera and did not realize it was lost.

 

I contacted CCL after the cruise and described it. They had it. A $25 Fed Ex payment I gladly made for the return of my camera.

 

The gentleman suggested that the first pic taken should always be your cabin door number. If I had done that, they would have contacted me during the cruise to return it.

 

Another time I left a pair of sandals. Oh well. Not worth retrieving.

 

I have also left a night light.

 

My son left his expensive watch, money, wallet in the safe. Before we drove away, he realized it. It took nearly two hours for him to get it back and it was a real challenge. He didn't have ID so they had to take him at his word until they got the wallet out of the safe!

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Someone else posted the same thing about the picture of the cabin #. Something to remember to do.

 

Actually, I've tried leaving my wife on board but she followed me off... :D

 

Ok, that's not true, I love her dearly and we both enjoy getting away from it all on the cruises, no contact with the outside world for 7 or 8 days. :)

 

But I've actually left the car/house keys at my BIL's house flying home from California. My SIL raced back to the house and got the keys before we left... good thing I'm a "PITA" about being at the airport 2 hours early :)

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Yep, left a portable DVD player and 2 Blockbuster DVD's in one of the cabin nightstands. Never got the player back but the DVD's were sent back to Blockbuster.

 

That was the 1st and LAST time we've ever put anything in the nightstand!

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Just this last cruise, my DH left several pair of shorts and a few shirts in the closet. I saw them in there and mentioned it to him. I should have taken them out and set them on the bed....He was busy re-strapping our luggage together. On one of the new bags the handle wouldn't pull out. The porters apparently threw the bag and bent the rails inside, so that you can't pull the handle out. Good thing we had several luggage straps to use so we could switch the bags around and pull them.:eek: didn't bother trying to get the clothes back....

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Yes!! I left my cell phone :eek: Long story short...realized it upon trying to find it to call hubby while on the customs line. I informed Officer who was kind enough to get the Supervisor. I was escorted in to the room and watched people being arrested and luggage searches. Supervisor contacted CC floor rep. who returned my phone 45 minutes later. It was interesting watching people come and go. Was able to catch my flight on time and felt bad my friend was waiting for me.

 

Next cruise, will triple check the cabin before I say goodbye to the ship:)

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All my clothes in the closet !!! Carnival called me about an hour later to tell me, we turned around and went back to get my clothes!

 

 

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I left all the photos that we bought on the ship. I realized it about 6 hours after we left the ship. I called when we got home. I think it was some a few days later I got a a call that the photos where found. A week after that we got the pictures in the mail.

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