what a “day 1” looks like working on the utopia of the seas!
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Editorial Summary
The creator provides a detailed account of a turnaround day working on the Utopia of the Seas. The day begins with breakfast at 8:00 a.m. followed by a box office shift starting at 9:30 a.m. During the shift, the creator visits Starbucks and stops at the crew amenity center to collect a package. After lunch, the focus shifts to preparations for evening performances. The creator explains a specific routine that involves presetting costumes and performing a thirty minute floor warmup to prepare the body. Between the warmup and the start of the shows, the creator uses the time to eat, perform video editing, and prepare costume tracks. Final preparations include hair and makeup application. The evening consists of two separate shows, which results in a long workday that typically concludes around midnight. The day ends with the creator showering, eating, and going to bed to prepare for the next day.
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Creator's Key Takeaways
turnaround day on a cruise ship is arguably one of the longest days ever
I kick started my morning around 8:00 a.m. with some breakfast before my 9:30 box office shift
I decided to treat myself to Starbucks as a little incentive to keep going
our show nights always consist of two different shows so by the time it's all said and done we're usually finished around midnight
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