how much I work on turnaround day on a ROYAL CARIBBEAN cruise ship! 🛳️
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The creator provides a detailed look at the demanding schedule experienced by a crew member on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship during turnaround day. Because turnaround is one of the busiest days on board, the creator begins the day early to manage a lack of free time. After substituting an outdoor walk with two miles on a treadmill due to cold weather in Miami, the creator accesses Wi-Fi before starting a three hour shift. The day continues with hair and makeup preparation, which takes approximately one hour, followed by costume presets and ice skating warmups. To maintain energy for the role of an understudy, the creator consumes a protein shake before performing in two scheduled shows at 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Although the creator describes the performances as exhausting, they note that the shows are enjoyable. The busy day concludes with the creator watching a television show and journaling before resting.
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turnaround is one of the busiest days on board for any crew member and today was one of my busiest turnaround days of the contract
I had little to no free time so I decided to wake up early to get a jump start on my day
our shows were at 7:00 and 900 p.m. they were exhausting but a lot of fun as always
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