Etiquette on the High Seas
Having a successful cruise depends upon many factors, but the most important one is your attitude. Being polite and minding your manners are especially important when you are cruising as you encounter the same people in the dining room and at the pool day after day. Tweak your attitude before you get on board so that you and your party have a great time on board.
Blunders don’t make Disasters
If you expect perfection on the mega cruise ships, you will be sadly disappointed. Things in your cabin may go wrong, the food may not be up to your expectations and those you are sharing the experience with may not be your cup of tea. This should all be expected as the ship has thousands of passengers to please.
Keep the Noise Levels Down
Yes, you are on vacation, and yes, you are expected to have a good time, but it doesn’t mean you can slam your doors at all hours of the night. Be considerate of other co passengers who might have come on board expecting some calm on their holiday.
Don’t Go Overboard (Not Literally)
As we mentioned, this is your vacation, and you want to have fun, but sometimes the fun can go too far. If you don’t know your alcohol limits before climbing onboard, you should stick to having just one or two drinks. You don’t want to have pictures of yourself passed out or making a fool of yourself in front of the rest of the passengers posted on the cruise line’s website under the title, “What not to do on your cruise vacation.”
Remember that you are paying for the drinks and all the boozing will show up on your final bill before you disembark the ship. You may be in for an unpleasant surprise when you see the bar bill you racked up; so drink with care and caution when you are on a cruise.
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