10 reasons to get off your ship as early as possible on disembarkation day
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the worst part about any vacation is when it's over and realizing that reality is right around the corner
you'll be off the ship before you have to vacate your stateroom on disembarkation morning
another reason is to avoid lines cruise lines have worked to perfect the disembarkation process so that lines are minimal
another reason is less time spent in the parking garage Some people prefer to drive to the cruise port and leave their car in the parking garage
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The worst part about any vacation is when it is over and realizing that reality is right around the corner. It is hard not to get a little upset when you think about returning to work or school, cooking your own meals, and having to clean your home. Unfortunately, your cruise will come to an end, but you will return home with precious memories to share with others. You may even be planning another cruise before your current one ends! Before you can get home, though, you have to disembark the ship one final time. Here are 10 reasons that you should get off the ship as early as possible.