Where can selfie sticks be used? One click on the website will tell you!
By: Peng Jieying
When traveling, of course you want to take lots of selfies. But with more and more attractions banning selfie sticks — even Disney has joined in — how can you remember which places allow them and which don’t?United KingdomAccording to the Daily Mail,the United Kingdomhas a very thoughtful online ticketing website called “Can I Bring My Selfie Stick”(CanIBringMySelfieStick.com). Just type in the name of an attraction and you can instantly find out if you can use a selfie stick there, along with relevant guidelines, so you can selfie with peace of mind!
Just enter the attraction name to check!
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For example,in the United Kingdom,the attraction: London Eyeallows selfie sticks.France
the attraction:Louvre Museum currently still allows selfie sticks!Want to know more
about attractions around the world?Fever Travel has compiled over a thousandglobal attractionsto help you prepare!Source:
United KingdomDaily MailFurther reading:
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