The 14 Cruise Cabin Tips Everyone Needs Before They Sail

[@CruisingtheAfterLife]

A tip for eating in your cabin. If you don't want to leave plates in your cabin or in the hall, just make sure you DON'T put them on your balcony. Birds can be attracted to it and sometimes they get stuck on the part lower than the balcony glass and can't figure out how to fly up and away. Or the birds might go in your cabin if your balcony door is open and food is near the balcony. Please don't ask me how I know about this...

[@mea3665]

Don't have to ask already know your stupid

[@carolcrawford5831]

Had issues on 2 cruises with the safe door malfunctioning when trying to open. Was instructed by the head housekeeper to avoid having any items inside anywhere near the inside of the safe door. Don't overfill it or the door mechanism can get blocked. It only happens at the most inopportune times.

[@drguy629]

Great information!! I got locked out my cabin for the first time after placing my luggage out the night before disembarking. Luckily my room steward was servicing a room a few doors down and let me back in! Crisis averted!😂

[@ireneimboden9566]

The only times we've booked a balcony, there has been a chain smoker next to us. If the cabin steward doesn't see it, they told us there is nothing they can do.

[@brianf7668]

First cruise for us Sept ‘24 to Alaska….chain smokers on balcony next to ours. (Family with Granny/grandpa who both smoked). We just “ate” it and didn’t complain. Would’ve complained had it been marijuana smoke.

[@brianf7668]

Still hated their smoke…..guess don’t hate it enough😮

[@tleeg74]

We took a portable bidet on our last Cruise because we knew the toilet paper was so thin

[@BettyEkmanian-rm1yw]

And? Your reason?

[@tleeg74]

​@@BettyEkmanian-rm1yw Because at one point Tanner tells the audience about the thin, horrible toilet paper the cruise uses. He said he brings wipes.

[@TheRecon1a]

Great Video and information as always! 👏

[@cruisecrazy7066]

Smoking used to be OK on your balcony, and the ship even provided ash trays. I used to enjoy a big cigar out there. Wow...How things have changed eh?

[@mea3665]

We have never needed an adaptor. Have never done any of those things

[@WingerSupreme]

Surge protectors are banned because the way they work on land makes them a huge fire risk on a cruise ship. I don't remember all the details, but basically the exact thing they do to protect your items from a surge is what would cause a fire on a cruise ship, since the electricity is setup differently there