10 Mistakes First Time Cruisers Make
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The creators, Tony and Jenny, discuss twelve common mistakes made by first-time cruisers, categorized into errors made before boarding and those occurring during the trip. They advise against overpacking and suggest pre-booking services like internet, excursions, and spa treatments to save money. Regarding travel logistics, they emphasize leaving ample time when traveling to and from ports to avoid missing the ship. The discussion covers financial considerations, such as bringing cash for tips and gambling, and the importance of understanding cruise line rules regarding prohibited items. They also warn about unexpected gratuity charges and the high cost of cellular roaming, recommending that passengers use airplane mode. Safety is addressed through the importance of taking muster drills seriously and managing alcohol consumption both in port and on the ship. Additionally, they suggest using manual watches to stay on ship time and caution against overeating due to the constant availability of food. The creators conclude by encouraging viewers to join their cruising community for further resources.
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they over pack did we overpay we over packed I think it's pretty common right I think it's a common mistake but just a common thing
the internet we use the social media package it is $5 a day if you book it when you get on the cruise if you pre book it it's only $4 a day
leave yourself plenty of time on both ends you never know what's gonna happen especially if you're flying in I would say flying the day before
you need some cash definitely all right Jenny what's the number five mistake that first-time cruisers made they don't know all the rules on the cruise
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