Things you shouldn't do on a cruise

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Sherry from Cruise Tips TV provides a series of recommendations regarding behaviors to avoid while on a cruise vacation. The creator begins by advising against flying to the embarkation port on the same day as the cruise departure to prevent missing the ship due to flight delays. She also suggests checking in online before arriving at the terminal to avoid long lines. Safety concerns are addressed through a warning against lighting candles or matches in cabins due to fire risks. Regarding onboard rules, the video explains that most cruise lines prohibit passengers from bringing outside beer or liquor. To avoid unexpected roaming charges, the creator recommends putting phones in airplane mode if the ship's Wi-Fi is not purchased. Social etiquette is also discussed, specifically regarding the hogging of deck chairs and the importance of not removing gratuities from stateroom accounts to resolve service issues. Finally, the creator suggests maintaining a positive attitude toward changes in weather or sea conditions to ensure a better vacation experience.
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number one it's probably not a good idea to fly to your embarcation Port the same day as your cruise
the biggest Danger on any cruise is fire right so Cruise Lines don't want you to light a candle a match or do anything fire related in your cabin or anywhere on the ship really
you'll want to leave the beer and liquor at home sorry folks
don't forget to put your phone in airplane mode before sailway if you don't plan to buy the ship's Wi-Fi that is
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