More *Secret* Crew Areas On A Cruise Ship | Symphony Of The Seas
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In this video, crew member Chris Wong provides a tour of various restricted areas on the Symphony of the Seas. He begins by showcasing his single share crew cabin on deck one, detailing the living amenities including a bed, wardrobe, desk, mini fridge, and storage solutions. He explains the layout of the cabin and notes the compact nature of the shared bathroom. The tour continues through communal crew spaces such as the crew mess, where staff eat meals, and the crew cafe, which features a bar and a small supermarket for essentials. Wong also visits the crew gym, noting its various fitness machines and availability for staff. Finally, he visits the helipad on deck seven, describing it as an outdoor relaxation area for crew members to enjoy the sun and views. He concludes by explaining that while many more areas like the bridge or crew social events exist, he is restricted from filming confidential locations per company policy.
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this is what you would call a single share crew cabin on board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship
out of all the contracts that I've done this is probably the nicest crew cabin that I've ever had
the helipad is cool we even have seating areas so if I want to you know work on my town catch some sun
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