What NOT to Do at a Cruise Ship Buffet (and 25+ Things You Should Do Instead!)

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The creator provides a comprehensive guide to navigating cruise ship buffets, focusing on hygiene, etiquette, and efficiency. She begins by addressing germ avoidance, advising travelers to wash hands, use sanitizers, and avoid touching their faces or tasting food while in line. The video highlights common etiquette mistakes, such as cutting in line, taking excessive amounts of popular items, or failing to use a new plate for each trip. To improve the dining experience, she suggests finding a table before collecting food and exploring the back of the buffet for quieter areas and better food selections. The creator also shares several hacks, including utilizing made-to-order stations for omelets and pasta, seeking out carving stations, and using the buffet to sample new foods. Additionally, she offers practical advice for families, travelers with mobility issues, and those with dietary restrictions, emphasizing the importance of communicating with the crew. The video concludes with tips on timing, such as avoiding peak hours and being aware of special theme nights or rotating menus.
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Use a new plate every time that you go back to the cruise ship buffet. Now, this is another one that isn't necessarily obvious
All cruise ship buffets are not made equal. Now, sometimes I even generalize about cruise ship buffets, but experienced cruisers are often quick to point out their favorite cruise ship buffets
Don't assume all drinks are free. Now, I think that, you know, in a cruise ship buffet, you're going to have your water, obviously, your ice
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