Cruise Ship Crew Cabin Tour

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Editorial Summary
The creator, a dance captain on Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas, provides a detailed tour of her private officer cabin. She explains that her current role as an officer grants her a single room, whereas her previous position as a revue cast dancer required sharing space with a roommate. The tour covers various functional areas of the cabin, including her sleeping area with a full-size mattress, a desk space used for work and makeup, and several storage cubbies. She demonstrates how she organizes professional files, makeup, vitamins, and food supplies like protein powder and granola. The creator also showcases her clothing storage, which is categorized into uniforms, athletic wear for rehearsals, and casual items. Additionally, she highlights safety protocols by demonstrating how to properly wear a life jacket and explains her role in assisting guests with muster information. The tour concludes with a look at the compact bathroom, where she utilizes a shoe rack for extra storage, and her porthole, which provides natural light and connectivity while in port.
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i am currently a crew member on board rhapsody of the seas with royal caribbean
this is my cabin if you are new here my name is ally
i now have the position of dance captains so dance captain is more of an officer position
i feel so fortunate to have this space and it was so nice sharing it with you guys
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