Take magnetic hooks and a USB fan so that you can hang up your wet clothes around the metal walls and let the fan blow them dry while you do other things like go to MDR, and come back to dry clothing. The shower hanging gets items out of the way, unseen, but it takes days for the clothes to dry and there is less space compared to the wall. Stay in a hotel the night before and drive instead of fly when possible.
Non A-I bad advice I got as a first time cruiser: you don’t need a passport. Technically sometimes, maybe but you will be in a world of hurt if something happens on a shore excursion and you don’t have a passport
I can see it about shore excursions, especially if you've been there before. We rented a car our 2nd time in Skagway and we were able to explore a lot more places than just taking a single excursion like the train trip we did before. But at least we didn't get stranded by a rock slide like what happened a few weeks later! Great video idea Tony!
Several times my wife and I skipped the tours and simply had a taxi driver show us the sights. We have some happy memories of meeting interesting taxi drivers and having a private tour.
Just came from a cruise and did a mix of both. Uber driver in Amsterdam was great. Taxi in Lisbon totally ripped us off. Barely even spoke during the drive.
When I first started cruising I’m pretty sure I was an a ship with a lot of first time cruisers, myself included. Waaay back then we didn’t have technology and you didn’t know how much you spent till you got a statement under your door the second from the last night. The next day the ship was pretty glum with a lot of comments like “looks like my party’s over”.
Yes, you can find places on the cruise ship to relax outside every day; chairs a bit of a walk towards to aft or decks other than the pool are rarely crowded. Also, there will be activities on Sea Days. Trivia, dance classes, contests are just the beginning of activities on a Sea Day.
When it comes to the question of watching cruise videos….I wish all cruisers (especially new cruisers) did their homework by watching the many videos like yours that are out there. We would probably have a lot less incidents of rude behaviour, drunken brawls (maybe) , loud blue tooth speakers, smoking on balconies, letting your kids run wild etc etc etc. there is so much great advice out there that there shouldn’t be any excuse for some of the bad behaviour that we now see on cruises. Then again…some people are just born obnoxious. “You can take the boy out of the farm but you can’t take the farm out of the boy” seems to be the prevailing problem these days.
Agree totally with your thoughts except analogy may fail...I think hard working ag. kids may be among your best cruise partners and be way more educated in getting along with others than is realized. This comes from everyone being needed to show up and help and survive larger disasters and annual needs of all farms or ranches affecting the community and country schools. I know I am taking too literal...and my thought may be more 40 years ago...I hope not.
@ the quote was from a long time ago. It had nothing to do with farm boys and more with the idea that you could give someone everything ….money, clothes, schooling , a job etc. and they would suddenly become good and caring people. Hence, you can’t take someone out of an environment they have grown up in and expect them to change .
I do recommend checking charges daily. I had incorrect charges 4 times on my last cruise. They were removed but had I not notified customer service I would have paid for drinks I didn't order.
About to go on cruise number 15 and I think I’ve finally got this packing thing right. Not under packed. Not over packed. Packed just right this time. I feel like Goldilocks! ☺️😂
It goes both ways. One thing I usually do when visiting a city when I have not been there before is ask AI "What would I do in _________ if I only had one day?".
Not budgeting for transportation costs from and to your home city. I usually remember this after I have booked the cruise and then have to scramble to get the funds. In my experience the cruise fare is sometimes less than half of the total cost of your vacation. (Unless you live close to the cruise port.)
LA "IA" LOCA I would for sure research the area before exploring on foot. Might as well use the resources at our fingertips. Have a wonderful weekend Tony
Hey Tony, thanks for the good tips even for us old seasoned cruisers!! Best advice, pack your patience and remember to respect all people!! Even the rude stupid ones😅😅
Watch cruise videos before you sail I have learned so much from the 3-4 I watch. I can de ide which ones will work for me and which ones are not for old people.
Hi Sara Its important that when visiting the robo bar tender not to order vodka as you may be deemed to be a double agent. Robo bar tenders are also amenable to double tipping, failure to do so may be.......detrimental. 😮
As far as sun loungers go, i look for lougers away from the pool, usually on a deck above that face the ocean. I really dont understand the desire to face inwards at a small pool filled with stangers who, how can i say this delicately, arent model material.
This whole clip just made my eye twitch hearing you read the bad info. Bad thing is there are people out there that will be caught up with this. I encourage all cruisers to do their homework. Bloggers such as you are a great place to start.
LOL...what a great video idea...love those eye rolls and ways you handle the cons in life with your special humor...blessings to you, yout family and fans. Remember the sticker shock of mostly cokes but had a few alcoholic beverages in 1980 on my forst cruise with a half land hald se Budget american Express tour. For one week on what was Epirotiki lines on a very small ship i paid 40 dollars which in todays's purcasing power is $153.23...lol. So I was 20 then, with huge growth of cruising in 22 years...wonder what average 20 to 25 year old pays for drinks n one 7 day cruise today...lol.
We've been to Alaska so much, we only do the Salmon Bake excursion cause we like the food. Otherwise....we're wandering about on our own. Getting off the main streets and find ourselves a little local restaurants..... it's the best.
Tony, I think the ignore Embarkation time goes back to when everyone arrived as early as possible. Nowadays cruise lines stagger check in at terminal times; if you have a 12pm checkin time and arrive at 11am you will be required to wait outside the terminal.
We often cruise with a couple or two and have found our best excursion were set up for just us. Of course, more $$, but have enjoyed them more and they are quicker, and personal, than waiting for 40 or 50 people on buses to get off, then back on, at each stop
That was a really fun video. It's almost more entertaining when the call to action doesn't. Have a good segue - sometimes the humor of just jamming it in there every once in awhile comes across well
Overpacking…definitely rookie mistake. I just went on my first solo cruise. I literally, overpacked by half. This is my 8th cruise. And l am 😡 packing to go home with, too many unused clothing and items.
I can’t imagine showing up late! I’m early for everything when it comes to cruising. And anytime I’ve showed up early for embarkation I’ve been allowed to get on the ship early.
Depends on the island (Caribbean), and the infrastructure to get around....oh, and your confidence. There's some islands I'll just take a tour bus, and others I'll pop around on the local buses.... 🤷🏽♂️😁
What is the best cruise insurance for people in their 80s? We have some travel insurance but it requires a person to pay out of pocket and then make a claim. Thank you for any suggestions you may have. 😊
I checked online to take a shuttle from LAX to Long Beach. Turns out the online was wrong. I stood for hours waiting for the shuttle only to be told it didn’t go there. I went to a shuttle podium and her phone device wasn’t working. She wanted me to walk quite a distance. Instead I took an expensive taxi.
Hey Tony, is A I out of its mind? I did some research and % of cruisers do not purchase travel insurance. As I see it if you can't afford ins. you can't afford to cruise. Thanks for your informative information and a few amusing stories too.
Bring your big blue tooth speaker - all the other cruisers will love your loud hip-hop music! NO, PLEASE leave those at home! We need to be able to hear important announcements over the P.A. and not your booming bass! Thank you! Great list Tony! :)
I was much happier with the private tour that I booked for myself, or even the days of exploring for myself, than with the cruise line shore excursion.
Our last cruise on NCL, the ship's wifi went down for just over a day. So, the phone app was useless. Good thing we had the patter or it would have been more frustrating.
Check out “What’s in Port” to decide if you want to buy excursions or do a port on your own. I have motionsickness sensitivities; but, not usually in the ship itself. What does bother me are tender boats that bob around while loading and unloading. 🤢
WiFi access is different from Internet access. Connecting to Wi-Fi on a ship doesn’t usually cost anything however, if you want access to the outside world, you need Internet access.
You see, that's why I'm not worried about AI taking over. Has that AI ever been on a cruise? No. It just sits out there in the amorphous nowhere, repeating itself in lists and overlooking important things like bring your own sunscreen because it costs 10x more on the ship, and tip your room steward a bit on your first day and you'll get guaranteed excellent service the whole time. Someone send that LLM on a cruise!
Just a nit...WiFi is included on most cruises. However, Internet access is normally extra cost. So, you can use the cruise line app but can't watch Tony on YT :-). Hit that subscribe button folks 😃
Come on Tony...... As a previous IT professional, you definitely know that 'WiFi' is included!!!! Internet is NOT. Many people don't fully understand the difference between WiFi, Internet, and Cellular. Maybe you should do a video on those differences.
You tell 'em Bill!! 100% agree from an IT wife and her IT husband!! Ship's WiFi looking at Deck Plans and Dining Venues with Ship's WiFi vs getting to Google and outside sites is Internet and Cellular when roaming in International Sea can cost over $1,000 and many folks don't understand that International Cell Phone calling plans DON'T cover International Seas/Ocean . . . They only apply to ON International LAND! The difference between those 3 could be a GREAT Informational Video! We always go into Airplane Mode as we get to the cruise port so that we don't forget. When we were in Costa Maya and I really wanted to get to Google and took myself out of Airplane Mode, I checked at least 5 times when going back onto the ship, to make sure that when I put myself back into Airplane Mode that it stuck.
The best thing is on land day I pay 15$ and I roam like home it is so much worth it . Unless you need phone for emergency on all the time. I end up paying around $50 a week to have my phone every second day
I usually only take the 13 1415 day cruise and listening to a lot of this advice doesn’t really apply to me on a 14 day cruise. There’s always time to sunbathed and on a Disney ship you can always find chairs. There are chairs on multiple decks and some are in the adult areaand for all intense purposes it is an all extent of all paid crew so I don’t have to worry about anything I don’t drink alcohol so I don’t need to buy it. Everything else is given to me.
On a Disney ship again, you don’t need any reservations, except to the extra paid. One or two per ship and they usually very expensive. We usually skip those.
Just like a girl whenever I travel on a Disney cruise line I pack as much as I want for different events. I usually change my outfit twice to three times a day over 14 days and then you have all the costumes and stuff like that Pirates tonight. Lolo and Shoes.
Cruise tip: DON'T BUY THE ADD ONS AFTER BOARDING! Except for tips. Don't let them tip for you. YOU leave a cash tip based on your experience. Cruise tip: DON'T SUNBATHE! I have a 6" scar from removal of a skin melanoma as a result of sunbathing early. So, unless you enjoy skin cancer, use SPF 50 and long pants, long-sleeve SPF-protected shirts and hats with big brims.
You only left out one thing my doctor told me (am very very fair & there are types of sun damage not related to cancer). Stay inside all the time, everywhere. Away from windows. I’m good. Not that good. But grew up before sunscreen. So have facial scars not due to surgery and all my skin is always peeling. No cancer…yet. I’m 73.
Bad advice: "The packages are always a good deal". For example: If you only have one drink a day, the drink package will have you leaving a lot of money on the table at the end of the cruise.
What is your best cruise tip?
be grateful to be able to cruise
@@wallymonteroyes!
Bring pump hand soap & an old fashioned face watch ⌚. Keeps you on Ships Time.
@lindameyer6397
Be realistic of what you want your cruise to be for you...
Take magnetic hooks and a USB fan so that you can hang up your wet clothes around the metal walls and let the fan blow them dry while you do other things like go to MDR, and come back to dry clothing. The shower hanging gets items out of the way, unseen, but it takes days for the clothes to dry and there is less space compared to the wall.
Stay in a hotel the night before and drive instead of fly when possible.
Fun approach to present cruise tips. I think it is great that you emphasized the importance of trip insurance.
His knee made him. 😆
This A.I. bad advice is amusing. Thanks for the laughs, Tony!!
Non A-I bad advice I got as a first time cruiser: you don’t need a passport. Technically sometimes, maybe but you will be in a world of hurt if something happens on a shore excursion and you don’t have a passport
Most non-Americans need a passport to travel outside their own country and are quite aware of that.
Yes!
@@gerardacronin334 it is remotely possible that some Americans may watch La Lido Loca's videos also, and would benefit from the insight.
@@gerardacronin334 not required for closed loop cruises from/return to the USA but I would still recommend a passport for cruise travel
Great video especially for a new cruiser to be in Jan ‘25. Love the coverage on your channel.
I can see it about shore excursions, especially if you've been there before. We rented a car our 2nd time in Skagway and we were able to explore a lot more places than just taking a single excursion like the train trip we did before. But at least we didn't get stranded by a rock slide like what happened a few weeks later! Great video idea Tony!
Several times my wife and I skipped the tours and simply had a taxi driver show us the sights. We have some happy memories of meeting interesting taxi drivers and having a private tour.
Just came from a cruise and did a mix of both. Uber driver in Amsterdam was great. Taxi in Lisbon totally ripped us off. Barely even spoke during the drive.
When I first started cruising I’m pretty sure I was an a ship with a lot of first time cruisers, myself included. Waaay back then we didn’t have technology and you didn’t know how much you spent till you got a statement under your door the second from the last night. The next day the ship was pretty glum with a lot of comments like “looks like my party’s over”.
Hi Tony. Happy Saturday. Interesting show today. As always thank you for all you do ❤
This video made me chuckle that is for sure (especially the little Terminator comment). Thanks!
Yes, you can find places on the cruise ship to relax outside every day; chairs a bit of a walk towards to aft or decks other than the pool are rarely crowded. Also, there will be activities on Sea Days. Trivia, dance classes, contests are just the beginning of activities on a Sea Day.
Thanks Tony for your tips and tricks,we like to your channel.
I was able to get annual insurance using your recommendation. Thank you
When it comes to the question of watching cruise videos….I wish all cruisers (especially new cruisers) did their homework by watching the many videos like yours that are out there. We would probably have a lot less incidents of rude behaviour, drunken brawls (maybe) , loud blue tooth speakers, smoking on balconies, letting your kids run wild etc etc etc. there is so much great advice out there that there shouldn’t be any excuse for some of the bad behaviour that we now see on cruises. Then again…some people are just born obnoxious. “You can take the boy out of the farm but you can’t take the farm out of the boy” seems to be the prevailing problem these days.
Agree totally with your thoughts except analogy may fail...I think hard working ag. kids may be among your best cruise partners and be way more educated in getting along with others than is realized. This comes from everyone being needed to show up and help and survive larger disasters and annual needs of all farms or ranches affecting the community and country schools. I know I am taking too literal...and my thought may be more 40 years ago...I hope not.
@ the quote was from a long time ago. It had nothing to do with farm boys and more with the idea that you could give someone everything ….money, clothes, schooling , a job etc. and they would suddenly become good and caring people. Hence, you can’t take someone out of an environment they have grown up in and expect them to change .
I do recommend checking charges daily. I had incorrect charges 4 times on my last cruise. They were removed but had I not notified customer service I would have paid for drinks I didn't order.
About to go on cruise number 15 and I think I’ve finally got this packing thing right. Not under packed. Not over packed. Packed just right this time. I feel like Goldilocks! ☺️😂
It goes both ways. One thing I usually do when visiting a city when I have not been there before is ask AI "What would I do in _________ if I only had one day?".
Not budgeting for transportation costs from and to your home city. I usually remember this after I have booked the cruise and then have to scramble to get the funds. In my experience the cruise fare is sometimes less than half of the total cost of your vacation. (Unless you live close to the cruise port.)
Good Afternoon Tony, dozens of cruises for me and houndreds of ferry rides and I have nevee been seasick
LA "IA" LOCA
I would for sure research the area before exploring on foot. Might as well use the resources at our fingertips.
Have a wonderful weekend Tony
Hey Tony, thanks for the good tips even for us old seasoned cruisers!! Best advice, pack your patience and remember to respect all people!! Even the rude stupid ones😅😅
Great video. Always enjoy your fun and intelligent advice.
On the phone advise; don't forget to put your phone on airplane mode. HUGE fees may apply if you don't.
There are lots of great places to sit and relax other than by the pool. I prefer not being by the pool.
This was an awesome idea. Thanks for the info…..to ignore. Ha.
I’m glad you mentioned travel insurance. I’m researching now. Next cruise in 162 days💃🏻
Watch cruise videos before you sail I have learned so much from the 3-4 I watch. I can de ide which ones will work for me and which ones are not for old people.
Hi Sara
Its important that when visiting the robo bar tender not to order vodka as you may be deemed to be a double agent. Robo bar tenders are also amenable to double tipping, failure to do so may be.......detrimental. 😮
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🙃🙃🙃🙃Sarah Connors, did you tell her it had the wrong number? Thanks for my laugh of the day I'm on the floor.🙃🙃🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
The best place to Relax on a Cruise is on my Balcony.
While there is not maintenance on it 😂
Great video!! Thanks!!
As far as sun loungers go, i look for lougers away from the pool, usually on a deck above that face the ocean. I really dont understand the desire to face inwards at a small pool filled with stangers who, how can i say this delicately, arent model material.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This whole clip just made my eye twitch hearing you read the bad info. Bad thing is there are people out there that will be caught up with this. I encourage all cruisers to do their homework. Bloggers such as you are a great place to start.
LOL...what a great video idea...love those eye rolls and ways you handle the cons in life with your special humor...blessings to you, yout family and fans. Remember the sticker shock of mostly cokes but had a few alcoholic beverages in 1980 on my forst cruise with a half land hald se Budget american Express tour. For one week on what was Epirotiki lines on a very small ship i paid 40 dollars which in todays's purcasing power is $153.23...lol. So I was 20 then, with huge growth of cruising in 22 years...wonder what average 20 to 25 year old pays for drinks n one 7 day cruise today...lol.
We've been to Alaska so much, we only do the Salmon Bake excursion cause we like the food. Otherwise....we're wandering about on our own. Getting off the main streets and find ourselves a little local restaurants..... it's the best.
Tony, I think the ignore Embarkation time goes back to when everyone arrived as early as possible. Nowadays cruise lines stagger check in at terminal times; if you have a 12pm checkin time and arrive at 11am you will be required to wait outside the terminal.
Great video I really enjoyed it ❤
AI will tell you where the public clothes washer/dryer is located on the Norwegian Bliss. There are no public laundry on any NCL ship.
News flash. The chairs in the shade are scarce on sea days too.
When we went to Alaska and did 7 land and 7 sea, we didn't realize that the meals on land were not included! We ended up in a financial bind!
We often cruise with a couple or two and have found our best excursion were set up for just us. Of course, more $$, but have enjoyed them more and they are quicker, and personal, than waiting for 40 or 50 people on buses to get off, then back on, at each stop
What a great way to do travel tips!
Carry on only for me! Keep it simple
I pack everything I need in in one small suitcase! 🤣
Fantastic video. Going to use the premise to see if AI can generate bad car care advice for my detailing channel.
Commenting before I watch.. this seems like it will be really funny
Great video ❤❤❤❤
The excursion thing for 1st time cruisers makes sense. I agree with what you say for seasoned cruisers though
I’ve only been seasick once but I’m glad I was prepared.
With hurricanes I usually use the ship shore excursion
That was a really fun video. It's almost more entertaining when the call to action doesn't. Have a good segue - sometimes the humor of just jamming it in there every once in awhile comes across well
Be careful what you wish for.watch those like Tony and Don for real info.
Overpacking…definitely rookie mistake. I just went on my first solo cruise. I literally, overpacked by half. This is my 8th cruise. And l am 😡 packing to go home with, too many unused clothing and items.
I can’t imagine showing up late! I’m early for everything when it comes to cruising. And anytime I’ve showed up early for embarkation I’ve been allowed to get on the ship early.
Been on 18 cruises, learned to pack light by the 2nd cruise 😂
I've definitely learned not to over pack and buy a lot less than when we started cruising.
Ditto! Other than fresh Sun Screen & a couple of toiletries, we’ve not needed to buy anything new for our last few trips. We know what we use & don’t.
I got seasick on my last night but it was mostly because I was drinking on an empty stomach and the waves were knocking the ship around.
I have yet to go on a cruise 🚢
On my bucket list ❤
We only want shade on a sea day. We don’t want the sun. Celebrity Solstice class ships have a lot of shade.
Depends on the island (Caribbean), and the infrastructure to get around....oh, and your confidence. There's some islands I'll just take a tour bus, and others I'll pop around on the local buses.... 🤷🏽♂️😁
What is the best cruise insurance for people in their 80s? We have some travel insurance but it requires a person to pay out of pocket and then make a claim. Thank you for any suggestions you may have. 😊
What is your take on the ncl more at sea, can you do a show explaining it.THANKS
Tony I am all about Skynet and the Terminator, I got you if something happens to you!
Thanks for the info
Don’t worry Tony, we know if you disappear “you’ll be back”😂🤖
I checked online to take a shuttle from LAX to Long Beach. Turns out the online was wrong. I stood for hours waiting for the shuttle only to be told it didn’t go there. I went to a shuttle podium and her phone device wasn’t working. She wanted me to walk quite a distance. Instead I took an expensive taxi.
Hey Tony, is A I out of its mind? I did some research and % of cruisers do not purchase travel insurance. As I see it if you can't afford ins. you can't afford to cruise. Thanks for your informative information and a few amusing stories too.
Thank you😊
Do you have a video on travel insurance? I’m looking into getting the yearly plan, but I’m not sure which one.
Bring your big blue tooth speaker - all the other cruisers will love your loud hip-hop music! NO, PLEASE leave those at home! We need to be able to hear important announcements over the P.A. and not your booming bass! Thank you!
Great list Tony! :)
I was much happier with the private tour that I booked for myself, or even the days of exploring for myself, than with the cruise line shore excursion.
We always get travel insurance.
Our last cruise on NCL, the ship's wifi went down for just over a day. So, the phone app was useless. Good thing we had the patter or it would have been more frustrating.
Neat idea to ask the bot.
I am hesitant to allow the cruise line to pick my room. Have you done this and how did it turn out?
Must have travel insurance is a must. For sure.
Check out “What’s in Port” to decide if you want to buy excursions or do a port on your own.
I have motionsickness sensitivities; but, not usually in the ship itself. What does bother me are tender boats that bob around while loading and unloading. 🤢
Good advice. What’s in Port - that is an excellent resource.
What does AI know, heck my Roomba gets lost in my living room.😂
Tony do you use or recommend an eSIM for cells on cruises? Thanks ~Cara
He'll be back.
WiFi access is different from Internet access. Connecting to Wi-Fi on a ship doesn’t usually cost anything however, if you want access to the outside world, you need Internet access.
I have some of my own cruise advise to offer. Turn off the auto tips and tip only who you want, when you want - in cash.
Always have insurance 👍
You see, that's why I'm not worried about AI taking over. Has that AI ever been on a cruise? No. It just sits out there in the amorphous nowhere, repeating itself in lists and overlooking important things like bring your own sunscreen because it costs 10x more on the ship, and tip your room steward a bit on your first day and you'll get guaranteed excellent service the whole time.
Someone send that LLM on a cruise!
It was asked for BAD tips. Did pretty good.
Just a nit...WiFi is included on most cruises. However, Internet access is normally extra cost. So, you can use the cruise line app but can't watch Tony on YT :-).
Hit that subscribe button folks 😃
Come on Tony...... As a previous IT professional, you definitely know that 'WiFi' is included!!!! Internet is NOT. Many people don't fully understand the difference between WiFi, Internet, and Cellular. Maybe you should do a video on those differences.
You tell 'em Bill!! 100% agree from an IT wife and her IT husband!! Ship's WiFi looking at Deck Plans and Dining Venues with Ship's WiFi vs getting to Google and outside sites is Internet and Cellular when roaming in International Sea can cost over $1,000 and many folks don't understand that International Cell Phone calling plans DON'T cover International Seas/Ocean . . . They only apply to ON International LAND!
The difference between those 3 could be a GREAT Informational Video! We always go into Airplane Mode as we get to the cruise port so that we don't forget.
When we were in Costa Maya and I really wanted to get to Google and took myself out of Airplane Mode, I checked at least 5 times when going back onto the ship, to make sure that when I put myself back into Airplane Mode that it stuck.
@BillMattson
The best thing is on land day I pay 15$ and I roam like home it is so much worth it . Unless you need phone for emergency on all the time. I end up paying around $50 a week to have my phone every second day
@tammyd7400, THANK YOU for that concise clarification of the 3!!
It informed me; I'll bet it informed others, too!!
Have fun is my tip
I usually only take the 13 1415 day cruise and listening to a lot of this advice doesn’t really apply to me on a 14 day cruise. There’s always time to sunbathed and on a Disney ship you can always find chairs. There are chairs on multiple decks and some are in the adult areaand for all intense purposes it is an all extent of all paid crew so I don’t have to worry about anything I don’t drink alcohol so I don’t need to buy it. Everything else is given to me.
Shout, Ludacris, and shout out Skynet
On a Disney ship again, you don’t need any reservations, except to the extra paid. One or two per ship and they usually very expensive. We usually skip those.
Just like a girl whenever I travel on a Disney cruise line I pack as much as I want for different events. I usually change my outfit twice to three times a day over 14 days and then you have all the costumes and stuff like that Pirates tonight. Lolo and Shoes.
I'm listening, and AI is missing some feedback. For every rule, read or learn, or ask about the "fine print"
Cruise tip: DON'T BUY THE ADD ONS AFTER BOARDING! Except for tips. Don't let them tip for you. YOU leave a cash tip based on your experience.
Cruise tip: DON'T SUNBATHE! I have a 6" scar from removal of a skin melanoma as a result of sunbathing early. So, unless you enjoy skin cancer, use SPF 50 and long pants, long-sleeve SPF-protected shirts and hats with big brims.
You only left out one thing my doctor told me (am very very fair & there are types of sun damage not related to cancer). Stay inside all the time, everywhere. Away from windows. I’m good. Not that good. But grew up before sunscreen. So have facial scars not due to surgery and all my skin is always peeling. No cancer…yet. I’m 73.
Very interesting. AI does not know everything.
# notification Squad
Bad advice: "The packages are always a good deal". For example: If you only have one drink a day, the drink package will have you leaving a lot of money on the table at the end of the cruise.
Also for women there is definite safety issues a man would not have. Group travel is best in sme countries
I'm here.
Ai& Asi will change the cruise industry entire world 🌎
Hard pass for shore excursions if you do a little research and it's easier. We found a lot of amazing things by skipping the Shore excursions.
AI is 90% hype, 10% reality.
never trust an AI robot they will only tell you what 1 person programmed into them and will never one answer fits everyone
Hey Bearcat!!!
I think in a lot of cases motion sickness is emotion sickness....chill