What does this big (1 foot diameter) sticker on a passenger cabin door mean?

[fstuff1]

 

I got off the elevator and looking down the hallway, I saw a ship officer put this on the door.

Unfortunately, i was going in the other direction and didn't think to turn around to ask him.

(I came back later and took this pic.)

 

Anyone know what it means?

 

Edited June 3, 2023 by fstuff1

[dexddd]

They won a free cruise?  Reminds me of grade school on 'star' day if you had star under lunch tray you got a treat.  Wednesdays only though.

[graphicguy]

It means you get to wear a Captain’s hat and say “Well…blow me down”!

[MoCruiseFan]

It means you have a sticker on your door!

[Filmrn]

Well, for one, I find this interesting and will follow because I’d like to know what it mean too.  I’ve taken at least a dozen NCL cruises over many years and have never seen that….. keep us posted! 

[JandC_Cruising]

It means the occupants plan on overworking their drink package and think putting a big A#$ sticker on their door will help them find their cabin at the end of the day!

[All-ready2cruise]

LOL, I think we should all get one of those and put them on our doors.... who would know, hahaha

[All-ready2cruise]

Right? lol

[chillyw]

I think it means this

[9tee2Sea]

it means...Your turn to drive

[WexIrl]

It signifies that is a wheel y good state room.

[BirdTravels]

It is an indication of a restricted room. 

[fstuff1]

7 minutes ago, BirdTravels said:

It is an indication of a restricted room. 

restricted how?

[TYTY]

5 minutes ago, fstuff1 said:

restricted how?

Covid??

[SeekingKillerWhales!]

They ran out of pineapple magnets?

[European_CruiseGirl]

It can mean anything. Once we cruised on NCL and happened to mention to our cabin steward that it is our country’s independence day the next day. We talked about it very briefly only. 
 

Lo and behold - the next day after we came back from breakfast our door was decorated with a print of our country’s flag and inside there was a ”happy independence day” card with some cookies etc and fresh flowers. We were super impressed as we most definitely had not asked for anything. It was a nice gesture from our cabin steward. 
 

Edited June 4, 2023 by European_CruiseGirl

[omahabob]

New security measure. It means you have to dial in the combination before you spin the wheel and open the door.

[mking8288]

For the visually impaired passengers ?? to help them find their stateroom ... since door decorations are disallowed, apparently, officially banned onboard NCL ships.  

Edited June 5, 2023 by mking8288

[schmoopie17]

It's where the steering committee meets...

[graphicguy]

11 hours ago, mking8288 said:

For the visually impaired passengers ?? to help them find their stateroom ... since door decorations are disallowed, apparently, officially banned onboard NCL ships.  

I know door decorations are “banned”.  But, every cruise I’ve taken, on any cruise line, always seems to have some cabins with door decorations.  If crew are putting up door declarations, they must not be enforcing it.  Just an observation!

[MoCruiseFan]

21 hours ago, mking8288 said:

For the visually impaired passengers ?? to help them find their stateroom ... since door decorations are disallowed, apparently, officially banned onboard NCL ships.  

 

I have seen door decorations on EVERY NCL cruise I have been on (about 20 so far) up to and including 4 since the return to sailing.