Cruise cabin door decorations spark fierce reaction after Royal Caribbean issues new crackdown at sea
Royal Caribbean has implemented stricter rules regarding cabin door decorations, sparking controversy among cruise passengers. The new guidelines prohibit any materials on stateroom doors, citing safety concerns such as fire hazards and potential damage to the ship. While many cruisers enjoy personalizing their doors for identification and celebration, the crackdown has led to debates about the tradition's importance versus safety regulations.
- ▪Royal Caribbean has issued a notice prohibiting decorations on stateroom doors and corridors.
- ▪Cruise operators cite safety issues, including fire hazards and damage from adhesives, as reasons for the crackdown.
- ▪Many passengers use decorations to help identify their rooms, but some have reported theft of their items.
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Travel Cruise cabin door decorations spark fierce reaction after Royal Caribbean issues new crackdown at sea By Khloe Quill, Fox News Published May 24, 2026, 5:36 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Antarctic 'danger zone' turns out to be an unmapped island no one knew existed Universal Orlando tears down beloved attraction area as fans of theme park react Guests aren't expected to pay gratuity at open bars, etiquette pro explains A long-standing cruise ship tradition has become the center of intense debate following stricter enforcement issued to passengers. For years, vacationers have used personalized signs, festive banners and colorful magnets to distinguish their rooms and celebrate milestones.
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