Carnival Cruise passengers have been sharing a variety of ways to get alcohol onto ships without being caught , but it seems staff members are beginning to catch on. On July 30, a customer shared a video of cruise security searching through 12 packs of soda, which was posted on TikTok. Carnival Cruises explain reason for balcony ban after guest told to remove item Carnival Cruises' new adults-only beach getaway has swim-up bar and cabanas “Carnival not playing,” the customer wrote on her post, which has 1.
8 million views. “Y’all put all y’all secrets online like them ppl not watching [sic],” @travelwitnelda added in her post on TikTok. “They hip to y’all game.
Next they gone stop allowing y’all to bring 12pks onboard.” About a year ago, there was a Reddit thread about putting alcohol into soda cans as a way to sneak in alcohol. The Reddit thread led with, “Could someone carefully open the 12 pack, take out the soda, replace with cans of beer, and then reseal it? Would they be able to detect that?” This method was then regularly adopted by cruise ship go-ours to bring their alcohol on board.
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They hip to y'all game next they gone stop allowing y'all to bring 12pks onboard...
. #carnival #cruise #tricks #traveltiktok #boss #wfh #workfromhome #getpaid #tiktoktravel #travel #CapCut #ViralBeauty ♬ Way down We Go - KALEO These tips are circulating as passengers look to avoid alcohol prices onboard ships. According to the cruise line's website, Carnival Cruise sells drink packages for about $74 per day .
Customers can get up to 15 drinks every 24 hours with the drink package. In response to the circulation of these videos, the cruise line made its policy on alcohol clear. “Guests are prohibited from bringing alcoholic beverages on board with the following exception – at the beginning of the cruise during embarkation day only, guests (21 years of age and older) may bring one 750-ml bottle of sealed/unopened wine or champagne, per person, in their carry-on luggage,” the cruise line said.
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