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I take a minimum of two. I take three if there is room for another. :)

There's always room for Jello....ummmm, another suit.:D

Last time I think I took 6 but it was a B2B, so averaging, 'bout the same as you.;)

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It depends.... I have white english skin, and cannot sit in the sun very long. Maybe you are the opposite and like to sit on deck all day every day. I am not a very swimmy person on the ship and we don't go to the beach when in port. Maybe you are. If you are like me 1 bathsuit is more than enough, if you are quite the opposite, three might be a good idea. It depends on what you are planning.

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It depends on the trip. If it is cooler weather and I know we'll only be making one trip (sometimes none) to the solarium I'll only take one. If it is a warm weather cruise, I'll take 3-4.

 

Even though I like to pack light, bathing suits take up almost no space, so I don't think anyone needs to cut back if they don't want to.

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Hi, 2 or 3. I have never owned 7 bathing suits at the same time

before. I live in Florida but am not a beach person. I think I have 3

right now.

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I usually take 3-4 with me. I change them depending on my mood, and there is always at least one hanging on the balcony to dry. 2 bikinis/tankinis, and 2 one-piece suits. We love swimming in the ocean on port days, as well as hanging out in the jacuzzi late in the day so 3-4 suits always come in handy :D

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I take one, I never use the ship pools or hot tub so just need one for the port if I'm doing something water related. This year we are doing Atlantis so I may take 2. Then I can change out of one suit, go eat lunch, hit the casino and change into a dry one if I want to use the water park again.

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I take three or four. We cruise to relax and hardly ever get off the ship. Last cruise was a B2B three week cruise and we got off three times. The majority of our time is spent at the t-pool and spa. We found the most wonderful time to use the t-pool (Celebrity) was evenings. No one else was there. So I like to have a dry suit to put on when I need it and I did find it takes a long time for my suit to dry hanging in the cabin.

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I've always only taken two. I've never had a problem with them drying and no one really cares or notices if you wear the same suit all week, so why pack them. They do take up space, actually rolled up, they're larger than any of my shirts.

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Ummmm.... So this is kind of embarrasing but I own a LOT of bathing suits. For a 7day cruise I may take 6-8 suits. I never know what one I may want to wear and I can change up my tan lines (or sunburn lines). Plus I hate to put on a wet suit.

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I usually take 3. I hate to put on a wet suit, and there are days we might do a beach excursion, and then I will want to go in the pool or hot tub later. I like to take a couple of different styles.

I am a light packer, but suits don't take up much room or weight.

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Because I got them on sale after season for a lot less and they all looked great on me (GO FIGURE) I am proud to say that I purchased $368.00 worth of bathing suits for less than $9.00! And THAT is why I took all 3 of them. But the weather was cool and rainy and I only wore 2 of them. Personally though I think 3 is more than enough. I mean good grief; if you wash one out in the shower / sink and hang it to dry it will dry overnight!

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I take a one-piece for use in the spa, and then one for each shore excursion we do that involves being in the water, be it a beach day, or snorkel excursion. How ever many it takes.!:D I never rewear a swimsuit while on vacation. I like nice clean, fresh ones everytime. Plus I'm on vacation and don't want to wash or rinse any clothes at all.:eek::D

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