My First 24 Hours On Star of the Seas Was Expensive
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Editorial Summary
A former cruise ship employee experiences the Star of the Seas as a paying guest for the first time. After a decade of working on ships, the creator documents their first twenty-four hours on the newest and largest cruise ship. The journey begins with boarding and navigating the terminal before heading to a stateroom. The creator explores various ship neighborhoods, noting how the layout of the new vessel feels more seamless and connected compared to previous Oasis class ships. The experience includes visiting the Surfside area, which is designed for families, and sampling various food options ranging from casual popcorn chicken to specialty dining at a restaurant on Surfside. The creator provides ratings for different meals and discusses the atmosphere of the ship's pubs. The day concludes with an evaluation of a professional ice show and a visit to a piano bar. Throughout the video, the creator offers an honest perspective on the amenities, food quality, and entertainment from the viewpoint of a guest rather than a crew member.
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I spent the last 10 years of my life living and working on cruise ships, but every good thing comes to an end eventually.
This 3-day cruise has cost me $1,500.
I'm not a crew member anymore. I can say whatever I want.
It's the best ice show I've ever seen.
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