7 RUDE THINGS NOT TO DO ON A CRUISE *rules, bad manners, etiquette*

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The creator provides a guide to cruise etiquette by highlighting seven behaviors that are considered bad manners, even if they are not officially part of the cruise line rules. The video begins by advising passengers not to bring children into designated adult-only areas like pools or solariums. The creator also emphasizes the importance of punctuality during shore excursions to avoid delaying entire groups. Regarding deck space, the video warns against being a chair hog by reserving loungers for extended periods. The discussion moves to safety protocols, specifically advising passengers to complete their muster drill and check in at their station promptly. Other social etiquette tips include keeping feet off furniture in dining areas and avoiding eating while standing in the buffet line. The creator also notes that hallway noise can be heard through cabin doors, suggesting passengers keep voices low at night. Finally, a bonus tip suggests prioritizing elevator access for passengers using wheelchairs, scooters, or mobility aids. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their own experiences with cruise etiquette in the comments.
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if you have children don't bring your children into the adult only areas
don't be tardy for short excursions
don't be a chair hog
don't be one of those people who doesn't go to their muster station on time
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