Confused about Carnival ticket contract

[temp6688]

Hi everyone. I'm going on a cruise for the first time in a few weeks and this question may seem very silly but while I reading the ticket contract, I noticed that in section 4 it says "No tools of trade, household goods, presents and/or property of others, jewelry, money, cameras, documents...shall be carried except under and subject to the terms of a special written contract or Bill of Lading entered into with Carnival prior to embarkation upon application of the Guest."

 

Is this saying that I can't bring a camera? Or that I need to fill out some additional paperwork?

 

Thanks!

[KarenMF]

Hi everyone. I'm going on a cruise for the first time in a few weeks and this question may seem very silly but while I reading the ticket contract, I noticed that in section 4 it says "No tools of trade, household goods, presents and/or property of others, jewelry, money, cameras, documents...shall be carried except under and subject to the terms of a special written contract or Bill of Lading entered into with Carnival prior to embarkation upon application of the Guest."

 

Is this saying that I can't bring a camera? Or that I need to fill out some additional paperwork?

 

Thanks!

 

It means you cannot use the cruise ship as a means for transporting those items for selling in another country.

[firefly333]

You can bring your personal camera.

[Mr_Cruise]

Hi everyone. I'm going on a cruise for the first time in a few weeks and this question may seem very silly but while I reading the ticket contract, I noticed that in section 4 it says "No tools of trade, household goods, presents and/or property of others, jewelry, money, cameras, documents...shall be carried except under and subject to the terms of a special written contract or Bill of Lading entered into with Carnival prior to embarkation upon application of the Guest."

 

Is this saying that I can't bring a camera? Or that I need to fill out some additional paperwork?

 

Thanks!

 

 

Basically it means: just take your OWN stuff and you'll be OK. Don't read into it too much. Enjoy!

[salty dingo]

The contract means one thing and one thing only: no matter what we do, you cannot sue us in court. :D

[megmno]

Also, they'd probably take a dim view of you using images of their ship for commercial purposes....

[G'ma]

Hi everyone. I'm going on a cruise for the first time in a few weeks and this question may seem very silly but while I reading the ticket contract, I noticed that in section 4 it says "No tools of trade, household goods, presents and/or property of others, jewelry, money, cameras, documents...shall be carried except under and subject to the terms of a special written contract or Bill of Lading entered into with Carnival prior to embarkation upon application of the Guest."

 

Is this saying that I can't bring a camera? Or that I need to fill out some additional paperwork?

 

Thanks!

 

No, it means you cannot sell anything on the ship, cannot transport items to be sold on the islands, cannot bring a camera onboard for taking professional photos and charging for them.

 

Notice it says "tools of trade".

 

There was a gal on the Fascination several years back who parked herself on Lido deck and tried to sell pot holders she had made.....stuff like that...