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Any cruise ship with shower curtains is the worst! Anyone else feel this way too?

Royal Caribbean Blog
Royal Caribbean Blog
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👁️ 36K views📅 1 years ago⏱️ 0:44

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Matt from Ro Caribbean Blog discusses a specific aspect of Royal Caribbean cruise ships that he finds unpleasant. He focuses on the use of shower curtains rather than glass or plastic doors in ship bathrooms. According to the creator, these curtains fail to keep water contained within the shower area. He notes that the material tends to cling to the person showering, which creates an uncomfortable experience. He describes the sensation as a cringe factor that persists for several days during a cruise. While he acknowledges that being on a cruise is still a positive experience overall, he expresses a clear dislike for ships that have not transitioned to more modern shower enclosures. He concludes by asking his audience for their opinions on the matter to encourage engagement in the comments section.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.

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I absolutely hate on Roy Caribbean and it's these showers instead of a glass or plastic door you've got this curtain over here

the curtain first of all doesn't keep any of the water out and it clings to you

I call it the friendliest shower curtains at Sea and the problem is it's not just stuck to you it's stuck to other people

when I'm on ships that have these curtains it's going to be a little bit of a cringe factor for a couple days

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QDo you love shower curtains on cruise ships?

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