This thread is actually more entertaining than I thought it would be...
Those that think it's strange to carry pocket knives / multi tool are probably the same people who ask why you need a knife while they open a box and struggle to rip open the packaging.
Cruise ships have plenty of big knives on board, if you think it makes you safe to disallow a pocket knife you need to stop and think a little..
Offten times small blades are ignored because they really are too small for offensive use (a box cutter is much better for that )
I think the question is fair.
DCL says no knives, so don't bring them.
What if I would like to put very small pocket knifes as fish extender gifts? I'm from Switzerland and I think that would be a good idea for a FE gift. The blade of the small ones is about 2'' so very short... What do you think?
I think the main concern here is ports, if you don't bring anything that can be a problem at ports then that's easier for DCL ..in any case the OP should probably just ask Disney what they consider a knife and if they could expand on the rule.But where do you draw the line for the definition of small? A 3 inch blade may be small to some people but is illegal to carry in some sates. The real problem is people trying to bend the rules because they don't think a particular rule should apply to them. DCL says no knives, so don't bring them.
What if I would like to put very small pocket knifes as fish extender gifts? I'm from Switzerland and I think that would be a good idea for a FE gift. The blade of the small ones is about 2'' so very short... What do you think?
As noted frequently, DCL does not allow knives. If it's a "knife" then it's not allowed. Regardless if it's a "baby" knife.As this lenght of blade is legal / TSA approved on flights I thoght it should be ok on the ship...
As we are Swiss I wanted to give something real Swiss as FE gift too... If you have ever seen one of this baby-knifes maybe my question is more understandable... I don't want to bring anything dangerous to the ship...;-)
As noted frequently, DCL does not allow knives. If it's a "knife" then it's not allowed. Regardless if it's a "baby" knife.
And watches (Swatch, Rolex, Cartier, Omega), and cheese (yum, Swiss fondue cheese), cowbells, and many other things. I've always appreciated recipes for local foods in our FEs.Chocolate is Swiss also
He had four different ones with him on our last cruise, with at least one in his carry on and the others in his checked luggage. My wife always has at least two Swiss Army knives
And watches (Swatch, Rolex, Cartier, Omega), and cheese (yum, Swiss fondue cheese), cowbells, and many other things. I've always appreciated recipes for local foods in our FEs.
I'm not trying to be a smart alec, but in all honesty, why did he need 4 different knives on a cruise? What did he use them for?