Did you know the secret signal an upside down pineapple on a cruise cabin door sends to swingers?
According to one cruise passenger – Dominique, a travel content creator from America – it means: “Come on in…”
That’s the claim in a Channel Seven news bulletin based on this TikTok video: https://www.tiktok.com/@blogionistatravels/video/7144406752073665834?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1
According to Channel Seven, “upside down” pineapples is a secret sign used by swingers to identify each other in public.
It’s a claim that took us by surprise – but over ten million have viewed the video.
“It means, drop-ins are most welcome… and bring friends,” one woman said on the bulletin.
Another said: “It’s a swinger’s symbol. They have swingers clubs on cruises. I’ve been on enough to know.”
But another confessed: “Oh my god, I could have had an awkward moment,” one admitted.
Did you know?
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