Don’t Get Lost on Your Cruise Ship (Simple Tricks Every Cruiser Should Know)
Cruise ships can feel overwhelming. Thousands of passengers. Dozens of decks. Multiple elevator banks. And somehow every hallway looks exactly the same. In this video, we'll show you the simple system we use to learn any cruise ship quickly—whether it's a small ship, a mega ship, or your very first cruise. We'll cover: ✓ How to read cruise ship deck plans ✓ Why your cabin should be your starting point ✓ The "super highways" that connect the ship ✓ How cabin numbers can help you find your room ✓ Common cruise ship layouts ✓ Using cruise line apps, signage, and deck maps ✓ Tips for finding your way around on embarkation day ✓ Tricks even experienced cruisers use After more than 500 sea days, 175 ports, and 40+ cruises, this is the system we still use every time we board a new ship. If you've ever gotten lost trying to find your cabin, the buffet, the theater, or the dining room, this video is for you. #cruise #cruisetips #firsttimecruiser Our Recommended Cruise Gear OREI American to European Plug Adapters—Many cruise ships are equipped with 220 European plugs, which are useless unless you have the correct adapter. These are the essentials we pack in our bags every time we cruise or travel to Europe. They come in an affordable six-pack which you can find at this link: https://amzn.to/44ixS0U Strongman Tools Strong Magnetic Hooks—A couple of these 6-pack sets of hooks are always with us when we cruise. Each individual hook can hold up to 30 lbs of weight and is ideal for hanging coats, hats, and the shelves described below. Get your set of these useful magnetic hooks at this link: https://amzn.to/3UDrVbJ Whitmor 5 Section Closet Organizer—Unfortunately, drawer and shelf space are sometimes limited in some cruise cabins. That’s why we always bring at least one of these inexpensive closet organizers, which gives us plenty of room for our folded clothes. We typically use a couple of magnetic hooks, as described above, to hang these from the ceiling in the corner of our room. Here’s the link where you can get yours: https://amzn.to/3w3GvQn Our Recommended Camera Gear DJI Osmo Pocket 3--You’ll usually see Tracey using this in almost all of our videos. Love this wonderful, small, and versatile camera. Basic Camera: https://amzn.to/3UDJJDF Creators Combo: https://amzn.to/4beP6OP GoPro Hero12—This is the best action camera we’ve ever used. Whether taking videos on the Zodiacs in Antarctica, snorkeling in Papua New Guinea, or scuba diving in Bonaire, this camera is always in our hands. Find the link to get yours here: https://amzn.to/3UkTcy1 Peak Design Slide Lite Camera Strap—If you still carry a DSLR or Mirrorless camera, as Jan does, this is the perfect strap to use. What's great is that this fully adjustable strap can be configured to be worn across your body, distributing the weight of your camera across your back rather than your neck. Additionally, it provides a bit more security when traveling through high-risk pickpocket areas. Get your Slide Lite Strap here: https://amzn.to/3xW6pWR As Amazon Affiliates, we earn from qualifying purchases.