Cruise Ship Etiquette | What Ticks You Off?
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When the elevator comes down to you and it opens is allow the people who are coming out to come out first before you try to rush in the elevator.
Some cruise lines have implemented a rule, a policy, excuse me, where if you're gone for a certain period of time and the guard on duty notices that, by the policy now, they have all rights to remove your items.
Don't feel obligated to pay something above and beyond. Do what you can, okay? Do what you can.
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🚢 Cruise Ship Etiquette…What Ticks You Off? 🤔 Cruising is supposed to be relaxing, fun, and stress-free—but sometimes fellow passengers can make you wonder if basic cruise etiquette has gone overboard! From crowded elevators and chair hogs to line cutters and loud hallway conversations, everyone seems to have that one thing that drives them crazy on a cruise ship. In this video, we’re talking about some of the biggest cruise etiquette complaints that passengers encounter while sailing. Whether you’re a first-time cruiser or a seasoned veteran, you’ve probably witnessed at least one of these frustrating situations. 🔹 People blocking elevator doors 🔹 Passengers not allowing others to exit before boarding 🔹 Chair hogs reserving loungers for hours 🔹 Line cutting at buffets and events 🔹 Loud conversations in hallways late at night 🔹 Saving seats at shows and activities 🔹 Poor buffet manners 🔹 And much more! Now it’s your turn! 💬 What is your biggest cruise ship pet peeve? What cruise etiquette rule do you wish more passengers followed? Let me know in the comments below! If you enjoy cruise news, cruise tips, cruise discussions, and all things cruising, make sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS so you never miss a video. In need of a travel agent? Email me: TheSaiJenAdventure@gmail.com #cruisetips #cruisecommunity #cruisevacation