Bringing food onboard

[tbillcruising]

So now you are implying that people who go to the windjammer are fools?You my dear are the rude one!!!

 

 

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OMG! Ridiculous! Enjoy your windjammer experience. I'll be relaxing on my balcony.

[flowerlady]

You did say cattle call food.....but that is over now. If you are planning your little picnic on the next Anthem sailing, you might need a blanket.

 

Happy sails to you.......

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Edited February 9, 2018 by flowerlady

[tbillcruising]

You did say cattle call food.....but that is over now. If you are planning your little picnic on the next Anthem sailing, you might need a blanket.

 

 

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It is like a cattle call in there. That is what we do not like about it. It is not big enough to acommodate everyone and they just pile more and more people in. My critique is aimed at the cruise line not properly accommodating all of their passengers in a comfortable way.

[tbillcruising]

You ask a simple question and if you are not a "regular" you get snarky, snippy replies! Geez.

[SirRedman]

You ask a simple question and if you are not a "regular" you get snarky, snippy replies! Geez.

 

Can't you just drop it?? You've always got to have the last word in a conversation, don't you?

[reallyitsmema]

Can't you just drop it?? You've always got to have the last word in a conversation, don't you?

 

Seems to be just like another TBill that used to post here.:cool::cool:

[rolloman]

IMO will not be long before taking food on board will be banned similar to alcohol. In about 5 years everyone 18 years and older will be allowed 1 eight ounce sealed can of food per stateroom.

[cruisegirl1]

We rarely bring any food on board, on embarkation, but have done so a few times. Each time, the food was not factory sealed.

 

We were given some bakery items, and another time some candy shop candy. Rather than throw it out in the hotel, we brought the items on board. The items were in our carry on and no one ever questioned us.

 

We’ve purchased some non factory sealed bakery items, nuts, dried fruit in various ports and again have never been told the items were not allowed on board.

 

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[John&LaLa]

You just never know when a cruise ship is going to run out of food.;)

Sailaway 😱😱

 

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[John&LaLa]

Because we like to have refreshments for sail away on our balcony. We don't do cattle call food when we board. That is not our idea of how to start a great vacation. ... thats why.

Contact your Genie in advance. 😉

 

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[cavi77]

Why would you want to bring food on board? Just saying...

 

 

 

Exactly, for what you pay to cruise I’m taking advantage of as much food on board as I can [emoji38]

 

 

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[shipshape sam]

No idea, probably depends what kind of mood the security officer is in.

 

LOL. That is for sure. We bought our chips in San Juan and security spent 3 seconds on the bag. We bought peanuts in a jar and Doritos.

[shipshape sam]

Exactly, for what you pay to cruise I’m taking advantage of as much food on board as I can [emoji38]

 

 

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We do too, but when they have no chips and not a good substitute.

 

I also, go to the ice cream bar and just ask for jelly beans.