February 2, 2013, 09:24 PM
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sigcurious
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You can check ahead and see if your hotel has an in-room lockbox. Then get their policies of what amounts are covered in case of theft from the lockbox, and if there are any exceptions. Compare this to your car/homeowners insurance(depending on type of coverage).
Personally, even though neither situation is ideal, I'd favor the hotel room safe/lockbox, over a car lock box in an amusement park type parking lot. YMMV
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This.
Keeps you free of worry and the PITA of bringing a gun into the relatively safe waterpark, yet it's readily available for night time or any other activities you do.
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