Ten Worst Things That Happen on a Cruise - what cn go wrong on a cruise

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In this video, experienced cruiser Dawn provides a cautionary guide for first-time travelers by detailing ten potential risks encountered during cruises. She begins by discussing unpredictable weather and the dangers of ship fires, noting that many fires are caused by passengers discarding cigarettes from balconies. The creator highlights how quickly illnesses like norovirus can spread in confined spaces and warns about various forms of crime, including assault on board and robberies during shore excursions. She emphasizes the importance of travel insurance to mitigate massive medical expenses resulting from accidents or sudden health crises. Additionally, the video addresses the nuisance of rowdy party crowds during certain seasons and the financial consequences of missing a ship due to late returns from ports. Dawn also covers the serious issue of passengers falling overboard, often linked to alcohol consumption, and concludes with the extreme possibility of a ship sinking. She advises viewers to take safety drills seriously and notes that while many of these events are rare, being prepared is essential for a safe vacation.
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I've been on literally shortly it'll be near 100 cruises I'm I think I'm at 85 right now
60% of all fires on cruises are caused by people flicking cigarettes off their balcony
80% of all people overboard are just drunk and they fall overboard
the worst possible thing that can happen to you on a cruise is the ship sinks or starts to list and starts to sink
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