I was recently touring Carnival Splendor and could not for the life of me figure what this sign means. It's all over the hallways. Any idea?
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What does this sign mean?
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Zombie attack from all sides on families wearing black and white... escape to the left?
Zombie attack! Oh no!
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Zombie attack from all sides on families wearing black and white... escape to the left?
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Solved!
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Originally posted by:
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I was recently touring Carnival Splendor and could not for the life of me figure what this sign means. It's all over the hallways. Any idea?
I dunno know. Maybe something about Long Haired Freaky People need not apply.
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I agree it refers to directing everyone to their Muster Station. Gloria
Definitely a sign directing people to a muster station.
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Looks like a family meeting location in the event someone in your party gets separated from the group. It doesn't imply "women and children" first to me, as there is a man in the photo. I think it is to be used like "If we get separated and you can't find us, meet us at the family meeting location on deck 12". It also could be a sign for a muster station.
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That makes sense! Wow, think you just solved this mystery. Thanks @holleyb3! 
Btw, interesting article in Wikipedia about how this originated - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_and_children_first
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This is a logo owned by International Maritime Organization for Women and children first (saying). In regards to the Muster stations.
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