20 Cruise Things Some People Do Not Know About
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The creator shares twenty lesser-known tips and hacks designed to enhance the cruise experience for both new and experienced travelers. The video begins by discussing financial advantages, such as using airline add-ons to defer airfare payments until the final cruise payment date and booking excursions or specialty dining in advance to secure lower prices. The creator also explains how to maximize onboard credit by using it for high-value items like drink packages or excursions. Practical cabin advice includes utilizing magnetic hooks on metal walls for organization, seeking out hidden storage spaces, and requesting extra bedding or extension cords from room stewards. Regarding onboard amenities, the creator highlights that passengers can access spa day passes, receive free seasickness medicine from guest services, and participate in various instructor-led activities including fitness, gambling, scuba, and dance lessons. Finally, the video covers convenience services like laundry, hair styling, and the ability to pre-order breakfast for in-cabin delivery. The creator concludes by inviting viewers to share their own cruise secrets in the comments.
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number one the airline add-on do you know about the airline add-on most of your major cruise lines will book your airfare for you and include it in your cruise price
number ten let's talk about cruise ship excursions you can either book your excursions through the cruise line or you can book your excursions third party and both of those have pros and cons
number twenty did you know that on most cruise lines you can pre-order breakfast for your cabin
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