Will Carnival Ban this too? Mark Zuckerberg's Super Yacht Didn't Respond

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Gear up for your next cruise at Ekster! Use my code LOCA20 at https://partner.ekster.com/lalidoloca to get extra 20% off on top of web sales. Another cruise line has banned passengers from hiding rubber ducks—but could Carnival or Royal Caribbean be next? Today we’re talking about Marella Cruises asking guests to stop hiding ducks and other novelty items aboard Marella Voyager. We also examine the controversy surrounding Mark Zuckerberg’s superyacht after it allegedly failed to answer a call for help from a stranded boat in Alaska. Plus, a Carnival passenger is upset after the cruise line wouldn’t advertise his chess meetup, and one Royal Caribbean passenger had an extremely revealing wipeout on the FlowRider aboard Quantum of the Seas. Today’s cruise news: 🚢 Another cruise line bans hiding rubber ducks 🛟 Did Mark Zuckerberg’s superyacht ignore a call for help? ♟️ Carnival passenger complains about a rejected chess meetup 🏄 Royal Caribbean FlowRider strips a passenger’s swimsuit What do you think about hiding ducks aboard cruise ships? Is it harmless fun, or has the tradition gotten out of control? Let me know in the comments. Today's episode was sponsored by Ekster. #CruiseNews #CarnivalCruise #RoyalCaribbean

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