The 15 Things Cruisers Want the Cruise Lines to STOP Doing in 2024!

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The creator presents a compilation of feedback from the cruising community regarding changes they wish to see in 2024. A primary concern involves rising costs, specifically increasing cruise fares and the implementation of various upcharges for amenities that were previously complimentary. The video details how cruise lines are charging for services like room service, casual dining, and even basic items such as bottled water and Wi-Fi. Another significant topic is the increase in daily gratuities, which the creator notes has become a yearly occurrence for several major lines. The discussion also covers the polarizing nature of formal nights, the restrictions placed on beverage packages, and the frustration caused by onboard technology failures. Additionally, the creator addresses logistical issues such as inefficient embarkation and disembarkation processes, the prevalence of smoking in non-designated areas, and the behavior of fellow passengers, including chair hogs and those who disregard social etiquette. The video concludes by suggesting that while many changes have occurred since the cruise restart, travelers should remain vigilant for deals and utilize expert tips to manage costs.
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the number one response we got from fellow Cruisers they want the cruise lines to stop increasing Cruise fairs
Cruisers want the cruise lines to stop with all the cutbacks
Cruisers want the cruise lines to stop jacking up the prices of these Cruise gratuities
Cruisers want to stop seeing in 2024 is smoking on cruise ships
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