Confined to Cabin on Royal Caribbean | Odyssey Theater Seat Fight
Confined to cabin on Royal Caribbean: a theater seat-saving dispute on Odyssey of the Seas turned into an alleged assault, and one passenger was confined to their cabin for the rest of the sailing. We were in the theater for the Las Vegas Tenors show when a couple tried to hold a block of front-row seats after the room had been cleared. Another guest sat down. The argument escalated quickly. Security stepped in. Days later, other guests said a guard was posted outside the cabin. This video covers: - What “confined to cabin” actually meant on this sailing - How the seat-saving conflict started - What crew and security did, and what they did not do - Cruise theater etiquette: saving seats versus first-come, first-served - What we heard afterward, including talk of a possible ban Ship: Royal Caribbean Odyssey of the Seas Show: Las Vegas Tenors Topic: theater seat-saving, guest conduct, confined to cabin Have you seen a seat-saving confrontation on a cruise? Is it ever acceptable to hold empty theater seats, or should it be first-come, first-served? Please put that in the comments. We read every one. If you find any value in this, please like and subscribe. We appreciate you and thanks for your time. #RoyalCaribbean #OdysseyOfTheSeas #ConfinedToCabin #CruiseEtiquette #CruiseTips