What I Wish I Knew About the FIRST DAY on a Cruise Before I Sailed

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If you wait until later in the boarding window, say 60 to 90 minutes before it closes, things are way, way easier.
The first day on your cruise is the perfect time to do two things. One, eat at a specialy restaurant. And two, book a spa service.
The first day of the cruise, I'm not entirely sure why, but tons of people seem to have issues. The lines are long and slow.
It's a good idea on the first day to do two things. First, go ahead and download the Cruise Lines app ahead of time.
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There's nothing like that moment you first step onto a cruise ship. All those months of anticipation have finally come to a head and it's finally your first day on a cruise. Even after 30+ cruises, I get that feeling. But the first day on the cruise is different from all the others, and there are things that I know I wish I had known about the first day that you just don't learn until you've been there. From tips that will save you time and ways to avoid first-day headaches, and way, way more, I've got it all. For more on your first day (or any day of the cruise!) check out Cruzely.com. Be sure to like and subscribe for more helpful tips and advice! #cruise #travel