The SMALLEST Crew Cabin On A Cruise Ship | Icon Of The Seas

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Editorial Summary
Creator Chris Wong provides a detailed tour of his single-share crew cabin on the Icon of the Seas, where he resides during a six-month contract. While acknowledging that the room is likely the smallest cabin he has occupied during his career, he emphasizes that it is one of the most modern and well-equipped spaces he has experienced. The tour highlights the extensive storage solutions available, including a wardrobe with a slide-out feature, a pull-out desk, a mini fridge, and sliding compartments underneath the bed. Wong demonstrates how he utilizes these spaces for personal belongings, electronics, and snacks. He also showcases the bed, a flat-screen television, and the air conditioning controls. The video includes a look at the sink area and the shared bathroom, which contains a standard toilet and shower. Despite the compact dimensions, Wong concludes that the cabin is sufficient for his needs and provides a comfortable living environment. The video ends with a view from Deck 16 overlooking the ship's Central Park and the ocean.
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this is probably the smallest cabin I've ever you know had for the duration of a contract throughout my entire career
this is also one of the most modern and almost nicest cabins that I've actually stayed in
I do feel at home I after a while you know you kind of just get used to the size
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