Another Cruise Line Is Cracking Down on a Popular Passenger Tradition—and Says It’s Become a Safety Issue
Marella Cruises is asking guests to leave rubber ducks at home and refrain from decorating cabin doors with magnets, flags, and other items.
Another cruise line is asking vacationers to leave the rubber ducks at home.
British cruise operator Marella Cruises asked its guests not to engage in the quirky game of rubber duck hide-and-seek on board. The company primarily sails in Europe and the Caribbean.
“As much as we love a bit of personality, the ducks have started to drive us quackers,” the cruise line wrote in an onboard newsletter, according to a Facebook post from earlier this month, adding, “We kindly ask that toys, novelty items and other personal bits aren’t left or hidden around the ship or at our destinations.”
