Carnival Cruise Lines Allow Guests to Bring Walkie Talkies
Breaking News: Walkie Talkies Permitted on Carnival Cruise Ships
In a surprising move, Carnival Cruise Lines has announced that it will now allow guests to bring walkie talkies on its ships. This policy change comes after years of prohibiting the use of walkie talkies on cruise ships, due to concerns about interference with the ship's communication systems. However, after extensive testing, Carnival has determined that walkie talkies can be used safely on its ships, as long as they are used responsibly.
Guidelines for Walkie Talkie Use
Guests are allowed to bring up to two walkie talkies per stateroom. The walkie talkies must be of the FRS (Family Radio Service) or GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) type, and they must be operated on the appropriate channels. Guests are not allowed to use walkie talkies in public areas of the ship, such as the dining rooms, theaters, or lounges. They are only allowed to be used in private areas, such as staterooms or on the open decks.
Carnival has also implemented a number of rules to ensure that walkie talkies are used responsibly. Guests are not allowed to use walkie talkies to transmit profane, obscene, or threatening language. They are also not allowed to use walkie talkies to interfere with the ship's communication systems. Guests who violate these rules may be subject to having their walkie talkies confiscated.
Carnival's decision to allow walkie talkies on its ships is a welcome change for many guests. Walkie talkies can be a convenient way to stay in touch with family and friends while on a cruise, and they can also be used for safety purposes. Carnival's policy change is a positive step towards making cruises more enjoyable for guests.
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