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TrayBoz
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I'm very glad to hear this.
Questions: did you ASK anyone at Carnival Cruises for permission, or let them know in advance? Or did you just bring it on board without saying anything and hope for the best? Did anyone at Carnival say anything when you were initially boarding the ship, or re-boarding after being at port? Did anyone SEE the mavic while you were boarding, or did you slip it on unnoticed?
I'm curious because I regularly cruise to the Bahamas and the Caribbean, but I've yet to try to take a cruise with the mavic, and I've heard some cruise lines absolutely prohibit them on the ship and will confiscate it if they see it.
In any case, I'm glad to hear that you were able to cruise with the mavic without issues.
Also, did you run into any No Fly Zones anywhere in the Bahamas?
Questions: did you ASK anyone at Carnival Cruises for permission, or let them know in advance? Or did you just bring it on board without saying anything and hope for the best? Did anyone at Carnival say anything when you were initially boarding the ship, or re-boarding after being at port? Did anyone SEE the mavic while you were boarding, or did you slip it on unnoticed?
I'm curious because I regularly cruise to the Bahamas and the Caribbean, but I've yet to try to take a cruise with the mavic, and I've heard some cruise lines absolutely prohibit them on the ship and will confiscate it if they see it.
In any case, I'm glad to hear that you were able to cruise with the mavic without issues.
Also, did you run into any No Fly Zones anywhere in the Bahamas?
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Thank you so much. They, Carnival, actually got me a little jumpy. I called before booking and was told it was fine to bring on but can NOT fly it till i reach port. Now 5 days before my cruise a friend of mine text me and tell me to call Carnival again. Now they saying I can't even bring it on........ I follow a link from a Drone pillow that linked directly to Carnival site Exemptions (items for port use only) | Carnival Cruise Lines. As you can see Drone is an Exemption. Carnival so confused...... I just hope I don't have to stand there during check in and fight with them.....
Haloweenhamster
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I think that's mainly a deterrent to stop the masses from bringing them
Saying that you could be unlucky and get the jobs worth security person that knows every rule and strictly enforces them
Like I said in the other thread, I also had no issues or questions asked taking my mavic onboard & taking it off at every port, I took it through security in the fly more bag which was in a backpack
Saying that you could be unlucky and get the jobs worth security person that knows every rule and strictly enforces them
Like I said in the other thread, I also had no issues or questions asked taking my mavic onboard & taking it off at every port, I took it through security in the fly more bag which was in a backpack
I called carnival and they said that i cant have a drone that has a detached camera. They said is because of US customs. Why?? Any tips? How to get around this? I have a 3dr solo and dont want it confiscated. Im going on a 4 day cruise from long beach on carnival inspiration.
m0j0
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I went last week to the Bahamas. I called nobody and flew everywhere. I flew in Half Moon Cay. I flew in Freeport, launched directly from the beach and could have flown in freeport but we never left the cruise shopping area. I carried the Mavic in my Backpack on to the ship. I used the flymore bag to carry it around everywhere. It was a blast. I did use common sense and walked away from everyone to fly in peace on Half Moon Cay but in Freeport. I walked to the Beach and launched directly from the beach and flew to the lighthouse. There was another Mavic operator there too. We stood side by side and flew until we ran out of juice. I would say the small foldables are not a problem at all just read up on the rules and fly with a tiny bit of common sense. I do regret not taking my ND filters though.. my videos turned out crappy but still was fun.
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Customs doesn't give a rip about you bringing in a drone. It isn't a prohibited item. Declare it if they even ask about it. Which they likely won't because they don't care. It would be like them stopping you from bringing in a Nikon Camera. It will be treated the same because... it's just a camera.
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