40 essential things to bring on a cruise!

[@roxijava_]

Nail file and nail clippers! I hate being stranded with a broken nail with sharp edges and getting it caught on EVERYTHING.

[@bobbifoth5492]

Not on an airplane

[@censai2010]

I did super short acrylics for this same reason for my trip. And I’m an XL nail girl. 😅

[@elnamayberry]

Nail clippers are useful esp if you only have a carry on and so can't bring scissors.

[@PamelaAlston-x5j]

I always bring Lysol wipes to wipe down door knobs, telephones, even toilet seats. I use them not only on cruise ships but also in hotels and airplanes.

[@VWMK8GTI2023]

Call me old school but I will be bringing a book, a real book to read. No need to charge and I love the feeling of holding a real book in my hands.

[@teresashelley3863]

I totally agree. I love the feel of turning a page. The smell of the page. It adds to the whole experience!

[@iandean1112]

There is something nice about unplugging. I'm 22 and refuse to pay for wifi on a cruise because I can bring books or maybe a board game to play with whomever I'm with.

[@stacysmith6800]

Aww. Twenty-two, but an old soul....

[@iandean1112]

@@stacysmith6800 It reminds me of being at my grandma's and we'd play games around the table. :)

[@susancook1448]

And you don’t have to stop reading when the plane takes off!!

[@dianemoizio6078]

Small travel umbrella for rain or shade from HOT sun.

[@goombas7966]

Or rain ponchos

[@teresashelley3863]

Safety pins and mini sewing kit because I’m always having an issue. 🤣

[@AnitaRecount]

I take pictures of all my outfits before going so that I can make sure I pack exactly what I will use. I then just look at my pictures when I'm getting dressed. I'm excited for my next cruise. We splurged on a suite so we have a living room, dining room, a hot tub in our balcony, and 1.5 bathrooms, along with butler service so I'll have them iron my clothing.

[@jodywinslo2603]

Great idea with the pics of your outfits!

[@Bellababe777-in2jp]

Thats actually funny😂😂

[@AnitaRecount]

@@Bellababe777-in2jp, I'm a type A person. 😬

[@susiepummill9391]

brilliant

[@uncaboat2399]

I wouldn't bother. My "outfits" consist of T shirts of different colors and a couple of pairs of blue jeans. And if the cruise is more than 7 days, I think most lines have some sort of laundry service, although I'm not above wearing my underwear twice.

[@clararoberts161]

I love all the extra tips here in comments! Thank you all ❤

[@Tellyawhat4]

One hack that works for me is a small spray water bottle. It travels empty to save on weight then I fill it up at destination and use to spray my hair if too dry for a blow dry but the biggest plus is that I use it to lightly spray my clothing as I unpack it, shake it and hang it. Depending on the fabric of the clothing, the spray of water gets all the wrinkles out of my clothes. Works every time.

[@jackiegromacki686]

I take a white and cream colored sunhat. I then take ribbon of several colors that match my outfits. I just change the ribbon, perfect match.

[@uncaboat2399]

That is absolutely brilliant! Obviously ribbons take up a *lot* less space!

[@BeverlyFletcher-m7z]

I bring sanitizer wipes. For cleaning cabin just in case they missed something.

[@darrelllundy3725]

I bring disposable toilet seat covers for when you use toilets in the common areas of the cruise ship

[@elouise5593]

You cannot catch anything from a toilet seat. I use toilet seat covers to wipe the seat in case someone hovers and drips on it.

[@Js20639]

The toilet seat is actually one of the cleanest parts of a washroom. Taps are the dirtiest.

[@dobees8183]

Don't they already have those in each bathroom stall?

[@darrelllundy3725]

For better clarification: I take them with me when I go on a excursion and the bathroom is not the cleanest place….

[@dianeanderson8933]

​@@darrelllundy3725I was thinking of the seat covers too, for getting off ship or on excursions. I'm sure there may be some questionable bathrooms along Central America!

[@bobbiwillmer7491]

I’m planning on a bringing a motion night light for the trips to the bathroom in the dark 😊

[@OneShipAtATime]

Yes it is a must for me, I don't like turning on lights to goo to the bathroom through the night.

[@uncaboat2399]

I prefer the electronic candles. They do stay on all night, but they look a lot more romantic.

[@monicab28]

Instead of a pop up hamper I turned a king pillow case into a drawstring bag. I hang it on the hook that is usually in the bathroom. The nice thing about it is that when you go home you just pack it in one of your cubes. With the hamper, you have to figure out somewhere to put the dirty clothes in your suitcase.

[@patriciaferschke3661]

Love that! I also bring an over the door shoe rack and place it on the inside of the Bathroom door for all our toiletries ,keeps things tidy for the longer cruises 😮

[@Nancy-xb6wh]

I bring a mesh laundry bag. They come in different sizes and don't take up any room in your luggage.

[@ThestuffthatSaralikes]

First cruise in 11 days. With a 20 and 6 year olds. I found these waterproofing watch bands on Amazon that hold an AirTag. So you know where your littles are if you lose sight… just a little extra security to make me feel better…

[@uncaboat2399]

I dunno ... I've heard of 6 year olds stripping off all their clothes for the fun of it ...

[@roxanneonthemove4187]

There are a good majority of the items you take on cruises that I do as well. Packing cubes that are most current used ones are compression packing cubes, you can either compress or leave as a standard packing cube. Use packing folders as well for clothes that we do not want wrinkles in such as dress shirts. We also take a power bank, using some ones reduce the weight you carry. I use to take a jewelry organizer but they can be bulky, now I just small “ziploc” bags (think little bags that the extra button on clothes come in) to separate my jewelry then place it in a snack size bag, I try to only bring a few pieces that can go with most outfits. My electronic go into a small make up bag that I toss chargers, adapters and the cords that are wrapped with gear ties or Velcro straps. Bringing a small power strip with no surge protection can increase your plug in capabilities. I rarely buy souvenirs, the only souvenir I buy now is a Christmas ornament or something I can make into an ornament, it takes very little room in the suitcase, I remember our trips every year when we decorate the tree and they don’t clutter up my house all year. I have taken reusable water bottles with us then really don’t use them, this a good one to remember if you use them at home on a regularly. I minimize toiletries to what I can’t do without. I have added my foundation and face moisturizer together that both a SPF rating in them, place them in the same container reduces an extra container. Even though I pack my own Shampoo & Conditioner, I have them packed the 3.4 oz bottles that I should be able to use for a month. Most of my toiletries fit in the 3-1-1 bag including make up. We use a pop up hamper only if there is no laundry service, only happen once on A Norwegian cruise ship. We try to get unlimited laundry service worth the price, less clothes to pack, have not had any major mishaps with laundry service. Definitely paid for itself when we had to spend an extra two weeks away from home when my husband had to go to the hospital in Sydney. Thought I was coming home with clean clothes but instead didn’t have to look for laundromat or pay by the piece at the hotel. I have a shoestring lanyard that has a badge holder clipped to it. Small and compact tucks into a small space in the suitcase. Luggage cruise tag holder are worth it. Just before we release our bag to the cruise crew we attach them, once we had to put our printed paper tags on the luggage in the rain and could barely make out our cabin number. Luckily they made it to us. I get motion sickness, I find that the patch works the best but the OTC med I use is Bonine, doesn’t seem to make me drowsy. Hand Sanitizer or if you can get them wipes, wipes are not classified as liquid so they do not need to be in your 3-1-1 bag. I always pack OTC meds such as Tylenol, Pepto Bismo or Imodium and cold medicine, they have these on board but are usually outrageous costly. Also pack sunscreen and bug repellent. Any other meds that may be needed for the region we are visiting. Always carry a first aid kit including some moleskin to prevent blisters otherwise bandaids always work. If going to someplace like the Caribbean, taking a bag that doubles as your personal bag as well as a beach bag works great. I also take a couple of several different sizes of Ziploc bags. Never know what you will need them for. I use Shout stain removers, they come in a towelette again doesn’t count as a liquid, I think they work better than Tide pens. I love looking at packing for cruises video. Amazing how many differences ideas & products that are out there to help with our packing.

[@uteliebl542]

I loved to read this! Great 👍

[@horsewhisperer3708]

Kudos, thanks for sharing!

[@nancywulff1730]

Very helpful tips!

[@amykirby8177]

Small sewing kit, to be able to sew back on a button. Also a small tube of Stitch Witch to tack hems, etc.

[@abigailgerlach5443]

Hint for jewelry: I bring one silver and one gold necklace, then add several enhancers I can change out as I feel the urge. I throw my rings/earrings in a prescription bottle. Easy to carry, easy to keep track of.

[@randy4768]

Bring hanging car "trees" air freshners. I hang one in the bathroom and one near the bed. I prefer strawberry scent.

[@kathynolek1273]

When I plan my cruise, I coordinate my outfits to make sure the lime green top will match other bottoms, otherwise a more coordinated color is needed. But this list of what is in your suitcase will be essential for lost luggage. You can present your list as proof of reimbursement and necessary replacements needed for your cruise. This list also serves as a record for your next cruise, to keep in mind, which outfits were best and which you never wore. Happy sailing!

[@leighnisbett9691]

If you don't have wrinkle release for your clothes ,you can use the shower as a steamer ,while you are showering your wrinkles can be steamed in the bathroom ,just hang the garment that you want wrinkle free away from the actual shower enclosure and as the bathroom fills with steam it removes the wrinkles from your clothes .

[@JenniferPerryMyScraproom]

I have also just brought along an empty travel size downy WR bottle. Put water in it, spray the clothes and hang in the bathroom while showering. What the steam does not take care of the blow dryer will. Also the empty bottle does not need to go into the 311 bag.

[@amaripeart5417]

@@JenniferPerryMyScraproomusing the blow dryer is a great idea! I never thought of that.

[@SVP-sq1ef]

@@amaripeart5417 spray some water or sprinkle water and blow dry the dress is like new :)

[@aliciawoods9405]

Great list. I love packing paper soap sheets

[@deborah3908]

Please include a LED night light for the bathroom and stateroom.

[@Mickeyliera]

I read a suggestion of Dollar Tree LED tea candles as a night light for in the bathroom!!

[@abbieandjj]

Agreed!!

[@EJones-dd4rv]

Taken many cruises and instead of a pop up hamper use a trash bag (kitchen 10 gallon size for clothes and the small clear ones for underwear. ) This way your dirty clothes go directly into your suitcase without touching any clean items or your inside suitcase for that matter! During a cruise or any hotel trip, you can put the trash bags on the top shelves or floor of the closets or even in a suitcase or drawer without worry. Trash bags take up little room and no weight in your suitcases. When you get home and empty out your clothes, reuse the trash bag in your trash cans! Win-win. Also, either use wipes to clean cabin on first day. pack a plastic baggie and pop the remote in it for extra safety! Forget all the various toiletries and use the hotel or cruise line soaps, it is only for a week or two and save yourself packing shampoo, or hand soap! (Imagine being on alone episodes where the people go months without soap! ) Less is more. Remember you are going to have to lug your suitcase at some point either to your car or on a train or at an airport. Also, for women, find a pair of earrings, necklace, bracelet and maybe watch and two rings that match all your outfits. No one is remembering what your wear, trust me, and it is so easy for you once on trip. I used to pack with jewelry cases etc. but now am a lot wiser and do not need to deal with that. Also, agree with the color coordinating of outfits. At night, black slacks with several dressier but comfortable tops. Packing cubes a must!

[@dawnajohnson1593]

Totally disagree about shampoo and conditioner.. 7-10 days is a long time for your hair to look like crap straw bc ship toiletries strip..

[@daniak7468]

I always bring one of those small spaces air fresheners for the bathroom and yes, the liquid hand soap every time!

[@MG-jv7pe]

Instead of a pop up hamper - I bring a spray bottle of isopropyl alcohol to spray dirty clothes, especially underwear, running shorts & sports bras before putting them in the “dirty clothes cube”. It helps stop the bacterial growth on fabrics that cause them to stink

[@dianeanderson8933]

Great idea, thanks!!

[@Randilynn66]

I bring a foldable camping pail. Perfect for doing more that a few pieces of laundry.

[@jamiepeterson6719]

We just experienced our first cruise and I had almost all of these with me. I did struggle a bit with removing the cruise card from the plastic lanyard pouch if I had a drink in my hand etc. A few days in I saw someone with a hole punched in their card. They said guest services will punch the hole for you. Yay, no more fumbling to get the card out of the plastic😊

[@elizabethhouse2910]

Be aware, some key cards become disabled if you punch a hole in them. But of course guest services will be able to advise you if that's true of theirs!

[@babuvarughese6209]

I would add a Cap or Hat to the list

[@juliedepp9614]

Great list! When i travel i always bring a gallon zip lock bag and some dr Bronners to wash small colthing if need be. Also some clothes pins mini clothesline or hooks to hang items to dry.

[@CandiPinki]

Just like packing cubes, zippered pill pouches can not only hold pills, but Bobby pins, ear buds, hair ties, ect. Plus, I label the pouches by day so I know if I took my medicine each day. I have a string light made for wine bottles but works great for the dark bathroom. I have a little bag with a hook that holds small bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and two razors that works great in the small shower. I prefer a small cross body purse for walking around the ship rather than a lanyard since it's easier and cuter to carry my phone, chapstick, hair ties, ect. I agree and bring pretty much everything else on this list!!!! Great content!

[@jackiegromacki686]

I have a small round daily pill holder from dollar tree that I put over counter meds in. Mark each section on the back with marker. I then put in a Ziploc bag. I carry this in my purse everywhere I go.

[@stepheniemorris1077]

Great list! I bring the patches vs Dramamine since they are non drowsy and I can wear one patch for a couple of days. I never thought about the plugs! I will add that to my list going forward.

[@AnnaBanana-rq9vh]

Aren’t patches prescription? I tried to get patches but my insurance wouldn’t cover it and I wasn’t sending hundreds on them

[@user-tq1bs2fj9h]

For the outlet charger, it must not have a surge protector. At least per Walt Disney cruise lines requests

[@truepeacenik]

Most cruises forbid them.

[@Tellyawhat4]

What's the deal about no surge protectors?

[@ritaklopfenstein971]

Thank you for all that info! I’m taking my first ever cruise next month and your list is very helpful!

[@JGDD7190]

Umbrella, while at sea the captain will try to avoid rain, but in port there is no avoiding the weather. A flashlight in case you need to get up during the night. A lightweight jacket, sometimes the air temp drops at night or the a/c inside is set low. A small sewing kit. I prefer a tablet or my phone to an actual book due to weight, plus if I finish my book a new one is waiting. Just be sure to download multiple books before leaving your wifi. I will also take it with me to different shows, I can read in the low light while waiting for the show to start.

[@GoodLuck-hy1qu]

These are some great ideas to bring. But it’s a little overboard with some of the things.

[@Tellyawhat4]

Pardon the pun.

[@debbiemalouin4480]

First time using packing cubes and love them. I usually bring a trash bag for my dirty clothes but this time bringing a compression bag for them. It has hangers so I can hang and throw my clothes in there. Fold it up and put in my suitcase.

[@jackiegromacki686]

You can print your tags at ups, fed ex or library.

[@VoiceEnFuego]

Packing cubes are on a lightning sale as of noon eastern April 19th

[@allievogs95]

I'd love to try the compression packing cubes next!

[@amaripeart5417]

I bring shower curtain magnates for those times when the shower curtain won’t stay put and I bring dish soap and a little sponge to wash my reusable bottle.

[@jennekern2473]

I always bring an electric tea light for the bathroom at night

[@sometimequilter7048]

I'm going on a Mediterranean cruise this summer and have most of those listed, however I did get a tiny sewing kit from dollar tree for $1.25. It has different color threads, safety pins, and various other items.

[@mis5949]

I have blue eyes and just went on my first cruise and my first time in the Caribbean I’m not sure if my eyes got sunburnt. My sunglasses are pets prescription but I need to get polarized ones now. I also bought spray n wash wipes for stains and they worked amazing!

[@lisaadams1249]

I always bring a small umbrella or rain cape just in case it rains. Ive had to use these on a few occasions

[@ericholmes4152]

The pop up hamper also helps compress using the holding straps

[@beeoneder6799]

If you are cruising Princess soon , they no longer use cruise cards and use medallions with lanyards instead .

[@jwhite9825]

Great advice as I am taking a cruise soon. It’s been awhile so the update is appreciated

[@DTDFAM]

We just came off a 9 day NCL cruise that we vlogged and I can tell you this is spot on . Solid information! 😂 Especially new cruisers , pay attention!

[@bfein6061]

I always travel with an aqua safe. Fits securely on beach chair.

[@miriamjordan5408]

This was very informative. Thanks for sharing

[@leykitagarcia6465]

Wow this is a very complete video. Going on a cruise this summer. Now I can say after watching this video that I’m gonna be ready to go 🚢 ☀️ ❤

[@theresamoore5758]

Electric cord without surge protector u can loop around ceiling to the bed

[@barbarahallowell2613]

Compression cubes and like 2 gallon Ziploc bags, essentially sqoosh the air out but cheaper

[@judydoyle1124]

I used Ziploc bags for a visit to France. They worked great.

[@jessicapalacios9104]

Awesome ideas but I always have a space problem. Practically need a whole 'nother suitcase with all this stuff!😂

[@Mary_305]

Great content! packing cubes are good for travel. 🚢🌎

[@carlettewilliams]

I love packing cubes…I had to get used to them, but now they are essential…My husband loves them too

[@americafirst6628]

GREAT TIPS. THANK U SO MUCH. CLEAR AND CONCISE!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dld4praise]

The liquid IV packets are loaded with sugar. If you are limiting your sugar intake, you'll need to find another option.

[@KL-md9ey]

Totally agreed! We've been using RecoverORS for ages and they have just enough sugar to activate your body's system

[@krjpy1]

They have zero sugar ones

[@dld4praise]

@@krjpy1 is it a natural alternative?

[@breelm619]

I’ve found Redmond’s ReLyte to be a much healthier alternative.

[@MoDavI-sl7iy]

I used packaging cubes one time, but they were not for me. I can pack more w/o them.

[@emilynordt153]

That is what i found as well, if I do use them it is only for some items not my entire suitcase

[@MoDavI-sl7iy]

@emilynordt153 Right

[@DonLekei]

Amazing your list almost matches what we bring except we bring laundry sheets instead of liquid pouches and a Scrubba which is much better than doing laundry in the sink. Also we always bring a funnel to fill water bottles and strain ice (switching to a collapsible funnel for our next cruise).

[@MsAnderson-]

Oh no. 7:24 please tell us more!

[@traceycheapmom1398]

They wash all of your items together in hot water. If you send a mix of colors/darks/white, you may regret it. Also we have had items "lost." So don't send anything you can't live without.

[@adavid2548]

How does this all fit in a carry on? It’s fine to bring a checked suitcase, but she specifically said she travels with a carryon only. i couldn’t fit the folding the hamper in a carryon.

[@kimberlytate2623]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS GREAT AND USEFUL INFORMATION! WHERE DID YOU GET THE BAG THAT IS ON THE LUGGAGE?

[@penny7205]

When you mention ereaders, include to download at home in case you do not get wifi. Also a charger for the ereader!! Great tips. Thank you.

[@jd476]

Great information. I don’t have a printer or access to one. Can the porters tag the bags at the dock still?

[@BeverlyFletcher-m7z]

You can go to library and print them

[@2226robin]

- Large mouth clips, to clip the beach tower to beach chair. - Not any kind of e-reader, better used NOOK or Kindle Paperwhite to read outdoor under the sun.

[@cherialwayslearning4646]

Towel clips for the pool area!!!

[@genitagray6126]

I don’t go anywhere without Emetrol for nausea. It works quickly. I also take Ibuprofen, Goody’s, alka-seltzer, Imodium. On our last cruise I left my toiletry bag in the car. Not wanting to have to go all the way back to the parking lot, we decided to purchase everything on the ship. It was a mistake. We were on an older ship so it took me several days to finally find those items in the liquor store onboard but they didn’t have everything. I also learned to always keep my toiletry bag in my carry on bag.

[@valatchison1126]

We almost got trapped outside of the country on a small island wo a hospital or doctor when the shutdown occurred. Now. We always travel with at least 2 extra weeks Rx.

[@cokeswigga]

I have totally used extra prescription meds. We were on a Caribbean cruise and got stuck on board for 5 extra days because of hurricane Irma. Having that extra medication ensured my personal health for the unplanned extra time

[@allievogs95]

I can't imagine not having my medication - that stress would be too much!

[@AnnaBanana-rq9vh]

In the original bottles. Some cruise lines have warnings about prescription meds being in their original bottles

[@junecausey4728]

Husband takes alot of medicine bottles take alot of room

[@michellew3441]

Do you have to have the medication bottle with name and medication on it or can the medication be put in a little organizer

[@rebeccagangi4228]

Fold each outfit in a large resealable bag & after wearing it fold & place back into that bag!

[@DonLekei]

Love the list but how do you fit all of this stuff into a carry-on bag?

[@Learningthetruth7]

Semester at Sea! My daughter went on a semester in the old ship.

[@jenniferbradshaw2986]

At the 5:03 mark I love the shirt. I'm actually from South Dakota.

[@carolynmurtaza1180]

Pack a small brolly... Great for rain or sunshine while on tours.

[@andreaowens2241]

Always take bunggie cords

[@BeverlyFletcher-m7z]

Instead of liquid handsoap just use shower soap to wash hands.

[@OneShipAtATime]

That's what I do, grab a squirter from the shower.

[@mariareyes-ku6194]

In some cruises you find shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, hand soap and body lotion.

[@Xaj33]

Thank you this is very helpful

[@elizabethhouse2910]

Great list! BTW, I've actually had good results with shipboard laundry service on Norwegian cruise line. I've used the fill a bag special several times on different NCL ships and never had a problem.

[@allievogs95]

That's great to hear!! Maybe I need to let go of my trust issues with it :D

[@CoolProductsExpress]

very helpful, thank you so much for sharing all this.

[@harrybear193]

I’ve noticed some cruise ships don’t restock in the gift shop lot of empty spaces why not restock at end of every cruise

[@christybaduria6909]

It was a very helpful video. Thank you for sharing this tips.

[@danaandtammy]

You must be fellow SAS sailor! What year were you? I was fall of 99.

[@rachellep3077]

I was looking to see if she said what year! I’m spring ‘06

[@amydecker9049]

Excellent list! Revisiting your list for our upcoming Viking Cruise….thank you 😊

[@ronv6637]

Viking - how do you get the axe/sword and horned helmet through security?

[@dreawint]

I never heard of bonine or mezclin until recent researxh and you tube videos, but we all know Dramamine. I had ruled it out for drowsiness but didnt know they make a "less drowsy" option?! (Of course how reliable is that). And how does one know whether to choose that over bonine?? Just a coke and pepsi thing and they're basically the same? And aounds like u do bands AND dramamine?! So its good to do more than 1 method at once, or do they do different things? Thabks in advanxe!

[@artlopez174]

Thank you very good tips

[@bongiMaphanga-y9k]

Sooo helpful 😊😊 Thank you!❤

[@MarissaTrevett]

I would also add some covid 19 antigen tests

[@sherylalleman2659]

I do too!

[@genitagray6126]

If you’re positive you’ll be quarantined in your cabin for no reason- you can’t catch venom. Also, never ever use the swab in the test. Use your own Q tip bc they tested some of the tests & they were positive.

[@jimmysgrl]

I bring all of them! 😊

[@harrybear193]

The compression bags add weight to luggage

[@Chell1498]

Southeast Alaska is not a winter area, it's a temperate rainforest. You will be cruising during the summer months and it can get hot, expect rain, always rain. Only bring winter gear if you travel in October and can't stand anything below 70.

[@gwynethsheehan5662]

Non electric night lights are great too particularly at night for loo visitsand in inside cabin s

[@kathleenabell5933]

Great ideas and love it all!

[@judydoyle1124]

This takes up how much of the carry ons? Seems like a lot

[@eboh23peace]

My first cruise, I had way too many warm clothes....day 3 into Port, straight into an Op shop, so many others made the same mistakes. As we continued further towards the equator the lighter the material 😄 The evenings were a lot cooler. Shorts and tops, comfy shoes. First aid essential. Umbrella would be very useful. I don't spend much time In the cabin. I make the most of everything where ever I can. I won't be taking half of the things mentioned, I did last time. Keeping it simple- $$$,Ph& charger, meds, sunglasses, hats, comfy clothes/shoes 😮light-warm jacket, 1 warm change & a back pack😇

[@brendacosby2186]

That reminds me of when I took ‘winter’ clothes to Daytona Beach Florida in November, but, I packed my swimsuit! Had to go shopping for some shorts and sleeveless tops! It was HOT!

[@valeriebrown3709]

@@brendacosby2186yeah we don’t have winter or fall here. We have pre summer (fall, winter, and spring), summer, and Hurricane season aka Hot as Hell

[@PeterKlein-n8c]

Bring clothes pins

[@jennifergibbs6741]

How do you work an air tag ?

[@AnnaBanana-rq9vh]

Google it.

[@alcogito8287]

Only for Apple. Get Smart Tags if you use an Android phone.

[@itsdebs]

Never intend to cruise yet here I am… 😂

[@darvhernandez1]

I want to travel with her. I will probably spend more on all these things that on the cruise.

[@lanettecoyer6062]

Fantastic video. Thank you very much