In the back of the hardbound leather manual in the room (contains general info, room service menu, etc.) there are always postcards of the ship, stationery that says "Written at Sea" & envelopes. I always take these "souvineers" to add to my ship memorabilia. Do all of the lines do this and do you take them?
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Do You Take the Postcards?
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I take them as souvenirs.
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If the postcard is a photo of the ship, I'll take it. If is just advertising the cruise line, I leave it. HAL now gives us a complimentary ship photo so I take that instead. It is a photo, not a postcard, though.
Yep I still have my HAL Amsterdam photo hanging on my 'frig.
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If the postcard is a photo of the ship, I'll take it. If is just advertising the cruise line, I leave it. HAL now gives us a complimentary ship photo so I take that instead. It is a photo, not a postcard, though.
Never took the post cards. The small pads of paper and pens I did take. When I used to work I always had a pen from some cruise line or another on my desk....... reminded me why I was working.
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Carnival used to have some sitting on the desk, but they I have seen one for the last few cruises (could be I was just unlucky). Yes, I take them for the albums I never seem to get to.
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I take them - with the very best of intentions to actually write, address and post them. Haven't followed through yet...