I Spent 39 Hours on a GIANT Ferry That Holds 3116 People

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The creator documents a 39 hour ferry trip aboard the Silja Symphony, traveling between Stockholm and Helsinki. Despite a history of avoiding ferries due to seasickness and boredom, the creator finds the experience surprisingly enjoyable. The video details the efficient check-in process, the ship's central promenade inspired by Royal Caribbean designs, and the various cabin options, including pet-friendly and allergy-friendly accommodations. The creator highlights the cost-effective nature of the trip, noting that while food and drinks can be expensive, duty-free shops offer significant savings. Onboard amenities such as the Moomin-themed decor, the New York Club lounge, and the Sunflower Oasis spa are explored. The creator also discusses the social atmosphere, noting a mix of families and party groups, and observes that while the ship vibrates more than a traditional cruise ship, it did not cause seasickness. The trip concludes with a reflection on the ease of travel and the high quality of customer service provided by the operator, Tallink.
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I have always avoided ferries. My experiences with ferries in the past have not been good.
I definitely think that the big cruise lines could learn a thing or two about customer service from tallink.
I didn't go on this cruise for the food.
I definitely think that the people from sweden and the people from finland may be the nicest people on the entire earth.
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