Things Royal Caribbean Pros NEVER Do -- And Neither Should YOU!

Editorial Summary

Matt from Royal Caribbean Blog outlines several common mistakes to avoid for a better cruising experience. He advises against flying into a port on the day of sailing, suggesting travelers arrive at least one day early to account for potential flight delays. Regarding boarding, he explains that assigned check-in times are merely suggestions and recommends arriving earlier to maximize time on the ship. The creator also warns against assuming listed prices for fares, drink packages, or excursions are final, noting that booking early allows travelers to take advantage of price drops. When exploring ports, he suggests that passengers do not have to limit themselves to ship sponsored excursions, though he notes that independent travelers are responsible for returning to the ship on time. To address concerns about motion sickness, he highlights the advanced stabilizing technology used on large vessels to minimize risk. Finally, he recommends arriving at scheduled activities and events slightly ahead of the listed time to avoid long lines and maximize enjoyment of onboard amenities.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.