7 things I won't do again on a Royal Caribbean cruise!
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I've been cruising with Royal Caribbean since I was in elementary school, and after 53 cruises, there are certainly some things that I won't be doing in the future after learning some valuable lessons.
I was so stressed about the possibility of a delay that I had a hard time getting excited about the cruise.
I was absolutely shocked and flabbergasted by this experience. I broke down in tears with the stress overwhelming me.
I won't be booking a cabin at the very front and top of the ship again. Regardless of how good the deal is, it isn't worth it to be seasick every night.
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While I absolutely love cruising and traveling, we all know that sometimes things don’t go exactly as we planned. Sometimes we try things that just don’t live up to our expectations. Other times, we are wowed by something that we never had on our radar. After over 50 cruises, there are certainly things that I won’t be doing in the future after learning some valuable lessons. Here’s a list of everything that I tried on a Royal Caribbean cruise that I won’t do again.