I Booked The CHEAPEST and SMALLEST Cabin on a Cruise

Editorial Summary

The creator details their experience staying in the cheapest and smallest cabin on the Carnival Magic, a ship built in 2011. After choosing not to select a specific cabin location to save money, the creator was assigned a room at the back of deck seven. While the location was directly above a nightclub and piano bar, the creator notes that the noise, specifically the bass, did not prevent them from sleeping. The cabin measured approximately 185 square feet, which the creator found to be spacious for an inside room and larger than an average shipping container. Although the colorful decor was not to their personal taste, they found the room comfortable and well equipped with storage, a fridge, a safe, and a hair dryer. The creator highlights that while the cabin lacked USB ports and a kettle, it provided sufficient electrical outlets for their needs. The bathroom was described as functional and clean, though the tap water had an unpleasant taste. Ultimately, the creator concludes that the experience was worth the cost, having paid 76 dollars per night for the cruise.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.