If there's ONE thing I should bring....
 

What would it be??? this is my first cruise to the caribbean and I don't want to forget anything. someone said duck tape any other suggestions??? leaving sat. thnx

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PASSPORT! (And U.S. Dollars!)<BR>Have a great Cruise! If you forget anything you can always shop in the Ports!

There are some great ideas at the following link:<BR><BR><BR>http://messages.cruisecritic.com/2/OpenTopic?a=tpc&amp;s=927093444&amp;f=538097554&am p;m=2183054536<BR><BR>Have a great trip!

On some of the other cruise Bulletin Boards, similar discussions have brought a laundry list of stuff. What I don't understand is why anyone wants to lug an additional suitcase full of stuff - <BR>I'm an avid traveler; I make at LEAST 4-5 vacations a year, and have gone on 2 cruises this year already, and I have NEVER carried duck tape with me, nor have I ever needed it on vacation. <BR>Some people say they use it to tape close the curtains in the cabin - I have been on cruise ships from an old NCL to The Celebrity Millienium, And I never had to fuss with the curtains. <BR>I have seem some posts where people are actually bringing GIFTS for the cabin staff - WHY THE HELL FOR? That's why you TIP them CASH. <BR>Now I understand why people need 3-4 suitcases EACH for vacation.<BR>I travel to Hawaai often, and it never ceases to amaze me how a couple of 2 need 6 to 7 suitcases for a Hawaai vacation - All the islands are casual and it's the tropics - <BR><BR>You DON'T need a clotheslines, since the shower stalls in the cabins have them.<BR>If you spend $10 for a battery-operated alarm clock, you won't need to waste an outlet for your clock -

Anthony---<BR>So your answer to the post is????????????

camera, cam corder, at least one change of clothes and yourself thats it<BR>have fun

Duct Tape does come in handy when the wonderful airlines destroy your luggage.<BR>I always carry some in my carry on. Last cruise it was needed to fix a piece of luggage.<BR>This is the only reason I bring it.<BR>

I always travel with one of those huge clips, the kind you use to close potato chip / pretzel bags. Bought it in the supermarket. Great for keeping the curtains closed and on the last day, I gather all my receipts and use the clip to hold them together.

I would definitely bring a small flashlight and place it on the nightstand. You never know if there will be an emergency.<BR><BR>Paul

Half the stuff you think you may need, and a good sense of humor as something will go wrong<BR>

A plastic shoe holder to hang on the back of the bathroom door is wonderful for cosmetics etc.

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