Safe Question

[CaribbeanCrush]

I have a question about the sizes of the safe in the cabins on FOS. I am thinking about bringing an iPad and wondered if it would fit in the safe.

 

Thanks

[OKC Cruisers]

Haven't been on Freedom, but have been on several of the Voyager class. I think the safes are the same. Wife and I were able to put our iPads in the safes, but it is a tight fit and, if I am remembering correctly, they would not lay flat.

 

Pete

[CaribbeanCrush]

Haven't been on Freedom, but have been on several of the Voyager class. I think the safes are the same. Wife and I were able to put our iPads in the safes, but it is a tight fit and, if I am remembering correctly, they would not lay flat.

 

Pete

 

Sounds like you stored more than one? That's good to know. I'm pretty sure my wife will want to bring her tablet along as well.

 

Thanks!

[cb at sea]

If something won't fit in the safe, lock it in your empty suitcase if you feel the need for it to be locked up. Otherwise, simply put it in a drawer....out of sight!

[noobcruiser]

For the folks that want more security:

 

http://pacsafe.com/www/index.php?_room=3&activity_id=80

 

I have the PacSafe 100 which I use in Hawaii to store our cash\cards\id\phones in the rental car when we go to the beach.

 

The gist is that the various bags are tamper\slash proof and then you secure them around some type of "permanent fixture" using a steel cable.

[CruisinMatt]

I can't remember how the safes operate on RCCL - are they code based or do you use your Sea Pass? (I will be on Liberty of the Seas)

[luvscruising2007]

All of the safes we have had on Royal Caribbean have been code based.

[Cuizer2]

I can't remember how the safes operate on RCCL - are they code based or do you use your Sea Pass? (I will be on Liberty of the Seas)

 

The last two I was on (Navigator of the Seas and Enchantment of the Seas) were both code based.

[sky0000547]

Been on Indy (Freedom class), the safe can fit an iPad and a netbook.

[knittinggirl]

For the folks that want more security:

 

http://pacsafe.com/www/index.php?_room=3&activity_id=80

 

I have the PacSafe 100 which I use in Hawaii to store our cash\cards\id\phones in the rental car when we go to the beach.

 

The gist is that the various bags are tamper\slash proof and then you secure them around some type of "permanent fixture" using a steel cable.

I'm wondering what in a stateroom would we be able to secure the pacsafe to that wouldn't be able to move around. Sorry, I'm not coming up with anything.

[Clarea]

I can't remember how the safes operate on RCCL - are they code based or do you use your Sea Pass? (I will be on Liberty of the Seas)

Code based on Liberty, but some of the older ships still have card swipe safes.

[CaribbeanCrush]

If something won't fit in the safe, lock it in your empty suitcase if you feel the need for it to be locked up. Otherwise, simply put it in a drawer....out of sight!

 

Thanks, that is a good option!

[CaribbeanCrush]

Been on Indy (Freedom class), the safe can fit an iPad and a netbook.

 

Thanks!

[cruisegirl1]

If the item won’t fit in the safe, you can place it in a suitcase, lock it and place the suitcase in the closet. We do this often especially if traveling with a full size laptop or other electronics/large cameras.

 

M

[noobcruiser]

I'm wondering what in a stateroom would we be able to secure the pacsafe to that wouldn't be able to move around. Sorry, I'm not coming up with anything.

 

The places PACSAFE suggest in general: plumbing pipes, closet rods, cabinet\drawer handles.

 

Basically anything that is inconvenient or improbable for a thief to break in a hotel or stateroom. Let's face it, a really determined thief can get around nearly anything, it's more about the inconvenience factor.

[Paulxyz2004]

I'm wondering what in a stateroom would we be able to secure the pacsafe to that wouldn't be able to move around. Sorry, I'm not coming up with anything.

 

Well without thinking too hard about it and using the easiest, the metal Frame of the bed would come to my mind.

[Cuizer2]

The places PACSAFE suggest in general: plumbing pipes, closet rods, cabinet\drawer handles.

 

Basically anything that is inconvenient or improbable for a thief to break in a hotel or stateroom. Let's face it, a really determined thief can get around nearly anything, it's more about the inconvenience factor.

 

Well without thinking too hard about it and using the easiest, the metal Frame of the bed would come to my mind.

 

How about the ship's anchor?

[SheilaSailAway]

I'm wondering what in a stateroom would we be able to secure the pacsafe to that wouldn't be able to move around. Sorry, I'm not coming up with anything.

The TV stands that pull out have a little closed handle on them

and the white, wire shelves in the closet are attached to the wall.

[Scribbles77]

I have been on Freedom herself and yes you can easily fit an ipad, i put an ipad, video camera, normal camera and all our paperwork in the safe :)

 

Have a great trip xx

[kurukthemal]

I know it is one of the older ships, but does MOS have safes? Specifically, ones that will accommodate an Ipad?

[britannia56]

Sounds like you stored more than one? That's good to know. I'm pretty sure my wife will want to bring her tablet along as well.

 

Thanks!

 

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