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Cruise Packing – SO Smart – Things to Remember to Bring on Your Cruise!

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Cruise Packing List – Not your average packing list. Important things to Remember to Bring on Your Cruise!

Cruising is so much fun – for my family it is one of THE best family vacations. The preparation for a cruise can be somewhat overwhelming.  We have been fortunate to have gone on a number of cruises and have learned some good cruise packing tricks.  We are going to share out best cruise packing tips with you today!

This is the absolute BEST Packing List Ever! It is not your average packing list - it has great cruise tips and tricks that will make your travels easier!

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Jenn is a mom to three beautiful boys, wife to an amazing husband, social influencer and blogger. I love all things easy recipes, easy crafts, all things hacks, traveling EVERYWHERE and feeding my Pinterest addiction (check me out, I have more than 3.6 million followers!) Jenn has been featured on sites like Buzz Feed, Good Morning America, Country Living, Good Housekeeping, Yahoo, Yummly, Pop Sugar, Reddit, Want to know more? Check out my full bio here (https://princesspinkygirl.com/about-me/)!

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  1. Lucie says

    Clothespins are great if you have a balcony and want to dry off swimwear without it blowing away. Not on Railings!! Hang things on the chairs. My first purchase on the ship are magnets. Useful and end up being my souvenirs. Careful with the plastic holders on lanyards, have seen stressed out passengers lose them in port. As for taking snacks off- on some ships/countries it’s a no no.

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  2. Zarza Revive says

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  3. Pat Van Dyk says

    We are going on a River Cruise from Basil to Amsterdam this summer any other things that we should bring

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  4. Roy McCleskey says

    Such a great list. I also suggest you If you have a baby you must bring one of those inflatable duck tubs. Also you bring swim suit for cruise other important things is you must bring water bottle on the board. Thanks for the sharing such kind of helpful article.

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  5. Tisa says

    I myself could write a blog about Disney Cruises! They are the absolute BEST! One thing- don’t bring a steamer- they’ll take it out of your luggage. 9xs they didn’t- 1 time they did!
    Women- bring a small cross body (or clutch) for your room key and phone. Unless you have pockets! The Disney Cruise app lets you text each other sonits great to keep up with the kids- and besides you need your phone to take pics!!!
    I could go on and on….

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  6. Sandy says

    You may want to double check with the cruiseline/ship regarding power strips. Security for the Grandeur of the Seas (6/2018) took them. I did get it back after the cruise.

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    • Jennifer Fishkind says

      Ohhhhhh thank you – that must be new since I went. Another option is the USB power ports. They should have no issue with those! Thanks for sharing!

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  7. Chrissy D says

    We bring two little battery operated touch lights for interior cabins (one in the bathroom & one in the sleeping area) so we can find our way to the bathroom at night without blasting those super bright cabin lights on the other person. I usually grab them at Dollar Tree or somewhere so if they break or get left behind, it’s not an issue.

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  8. Swan says

    If the port is international, you’re not allowed to bring food off the ship. It’s to prevent any kinds of bugs from spreading.

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