Things to NEVER Do in Your Cabin on a Cruise

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The creator provides a guide on etiquette and practical considerations for passengers staying in cruise ship cabins. He emphasizes noise abatement, advising travelers to avoid slamming heavy cabin doors and to refrain from yelling to people on other balconies or playing loud music. He notes that voices and music carry easily between neighboring spaces. Regarding cabin maintenance, he suggests keeping rooms tidy for stateroom attendants and warns against flushing anything other than toilet paper down the marine plumbing to prevent widespread clogs. The video also covers safety and privacy, including the importance of supervising children on balconies, adhering to strict no-smoking and no-vaping rules, and using blinds to prevent onlookers from seeing into interior or ocean-facing rooms. Finally, he recommends using the provided cabin safe for both security and organization, and utilizing the do not disturb magnet to ensure privacy during naps or personal time.
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No matter what kind of cruise ship cabin you're staying in, whether it's a small tiny inside cabin or a giant balcony suite, there are things you should and shouldn't do while in your cabin
Cabin doors are heavy and they slam shut if you let them go, which creates a really loud thud sound
Don't let your door slam shut. One common theme you're going to find in this video is noise abatement
The only thing going down in the cruise bathroom toilet should be toilet paper and anything else that comes out of you
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