Staying in The Smallest Cabins on Cruise Ships
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The creator reviews several small inside cabins across various cruise lines, ranging from budget options to luxury experiences. The journey begins on the Carnival Magic, where the creator notes a funky design and thin toilet paper but finds the price attractive. On the Norwegian Sun, the cabin appears updated with modern amenities like USB ports despite the ship's age. The experience shifts to the luxury Azamara Onward, which offers a high-end feel and included mini-bar, though the bathroom is noted as being exceptionally small and difficult to use. The creator also explores the Queen Mary 2, an ocean liner, noting the importance of wardrobe space for formal cruises and the benefit of free room service. Finally, the creator stays on the Ambassador Ambience, where a separate dressing area makes the cabin feel larger, though some maintenance issues like grubby drawer handles are present. The video concludes with a mention of a sudden cruise cancellation during dinner on the final ship.
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I've read a lot of bad reviews about the inside cabins on board the Carnival Magic but when I saw a cruise for just $76 per night I knew that I had to give it a go
inside cabins are usually around half the size of hotel rooms in the US and they can hold up to four people normally in beds that come down from the ceiling
the bathroom was the smallest that I've ever had on a cruise ship the shower in particular was really tiny and I just about Managed IT
despite the small bathroom and the air conditioning problems I was very happy with the price that we paid for such a luxurious Cruise Line
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