The Words You Should Know about Cruise Ships!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Are you looking to Book your next Cruise Detour and struggling to understand the Cruise Terminology out there? We are Explaining the Cruise Lingo you should know! These are the The Words you should know before you cruise! A Fun way to feel like you are part of the community and not get left out when having conversations.
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At Detours, we believe that cruising is not just about getting from point A to point B, it's about the journey and the unexpected detours that come with it. Whether it is getting to the port, hotels, tips and doing everything we can to become full time Cruise Journalist!
We're not just your average cruise vloggers, we're the Detours crew, we go with the flow and we're here to make your next adventure one you'll never forget. So, sit back and relax, learn how we do it, and find out what's next!
Code Elsa = ICEBERG INCOMING
Never heard that. someone should have told Jack!!!
Carnival uses "Operation Bright Star" for a medical emergency and "Operation Rising Star" for a death
That’s awesome to know. One day when I get enough I’ll make a part two
@@DetourswithJeff I was once woken up in the middle of the night on a Carnival cruise by an Operation Rising Star over the general PA system, so we looked it up when we got back on shore
I’ve been on one cruise. I was disappointed to see the restrooms labeled as restroom and not Head 😂😂
That might be a navy term. lol. But yes!!!
Veranda(h)=balcony
Correct! I should have mentioned that