What do you do with eyeglasses when using water slides onboard?

[darthvadrouw]

On 6/13/2022 at 5:46 PM, S.A.M.J.R. said:

I've had contacts for 30+ years.  I've NEVER had an issue with "too much water in the eyes" making my contacts come out.  

Good for you.
I've had.

[cargopilot]

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[Max and Ruby]

4 hours ago, darthvadrouw said:

Good for you.
I've had.

 

I'm with you!  My contacts have never fallen out, but I can't stand to get water in my eyes when contacts in.  I just close eyes really tight, but admittedly I avoid a lot of the body slides.  And with MY prescription there's no "just take your glasses off " to see. -10 and -11!

 

[rudeney]

I wore contacts for years until my presbyopia became too bad to correct both near and far.  I did in fact have issues with wearing them while swimming or in water parks.  Luckily, my main problem is astigmatism, so I can see well enough without lenses to walk around.   I do remember one year in water parks at Walk Disney World where I wore a waterproof case around on a necklace where I could carry some cash, license, park pass and sunglasses.  I don't know if RCCL will let you on the slides with that, but Disney let me on their larges water slides with it.