Hairdryers

[Gillian123]

Are hairdryers allowed or will they be confiscated 

[DonnaK]

I always bring a hairdryer; it is not on the disallowed list.

 

There is a hairdryer in the room, but it isn't a strong one, and it doesn't have a concentrator nozzle, and you have to hold the button in the on position while you are using it.  So much easier to just use my own.

 

PS:  I also bring a hair straightener.  

Edited July 13, 2023 by DonnaK

[RB9643]

9 hours ago, DonnaK said:

I always bring a hairdryer; it is not on the disallowed list.

 

 

 

I'm confused by this. While not specifically mentioned, it does produce heat and has a heating element, right? So, it should be confiscated.  The only exceptions are curling irons and straighteners.

 

 

[LadyZolt]

1 hour ago, RB9643 said:

I'm confused by this. While not specifically mentioned, it does produce heat and has a heating element, right? So, it should be confiscated.  The only exceptions are curling irons and straighteners.

Here's a link to the Guest Conduct Policy updated in February of this year.  In the last paragraph on page 10, it says "Curling irons and hair dryers are allowed."  

 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/content/dam/royal/resources/pdf/guest-conduct-policy.pdf

 

[RB9643]

16 minutes ago, LadyZolt said:

In the last paragraph on page 10, it says "Curling irons and hair dryers are allowed."  

 

 

My pre-cruise, emailed booklet does not specifically mention hair dryers at all, just nothing that produces heat -- except straighteners and curling irons.

 

I guess I'm not shocked that different sources say different things.

 

 

[Ashland]

The hair dryers onboard (most ships now) are Conair 1875..I have the exact one at home and it works fine. Also they have a switch so you no longer have to hold the button down continuously.

[cruisegirl1976]

I usually always bring my own hair dryer as the one on board never seem strong enough.. and seems to take forever to dry my hair.