Carnival Cruise clarified its pool toy policy. The brand has also recently confirmed its ice cream , alcohol , and flag policy , among others, online. Carnival Brand Ambassador John Heald shared a story about an experience he had on a Mardi Gras ship with his wife and daughter.
Storm Ernesto: Nearly a dozen cruise ships forced to change course Passenger fell to death off world's largest cruise ship 'after fight with wife' "I wish you could’ve seen that," he wrote on his Facebook page. "It was 7:40 AM and I took a break from answering questions to go and get my coffee. "The lady comes rushing towards me walking really, really quickly and I can see she’s holding a medium-size duck in her hand.
"She's shouting my name over and over again," he continued. "I smiled and said is that for me, thank you so much." The post garned over 1,500 comments mostly in support of hiding ducks on ships.
"It’s funny how many people think they have the right to tell others what to do," one user posted. "If you see a duck, and you don’t like the duck, leave the duck alone. Just walk on by and enjoy your cruise.
It can be done." Some users even shared how the ducks lifted their childrens' spirits. DON'T MISS.
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