My Crew Cabin Tour | I Work On A Cruise Ship | Royal Caribbean Crew Vlog
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A Royal Caribbean crew member provides a tour of their living quarters to show viewers what life is like for staff on a cruise ship. The creator explains that the cabin is shared with a colleague and describes the layout of the main living area. The space includes two beds, a small table, and designated storage areas consisting of two shelves per person. The creator highlights the inclusion of amenities such as a television, a phone, a mini fridge, and two safes for personal items. The tour also covers the wardrobe area where the creator stores six months of clothing and the small bathroom containing a shower, toilet, and sink. While acknowledging that the cabin is quite small, the creator notes that the space is manageable because crew members spend most of their time working or exploring ports. The video concludes with the creator mentioning the availability of sports and movie channels on the cabin television and expressing that the confined living conditions become easy to live with over time.
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the crew cabin it is quite small but at the end of the day uh you know we don't really spend that much time in here cuz the majority of the time we're actually at work or we're off in port.
you learn to live, you know, in this sort of confined space and um and after a while you actually forget how how small it is.
when the ship's rocking uh you know it actually rocks you to sleep. It's actually quite nice.
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