I Took a LUXURY CRUISE in The CHEAPEST Cabin | Azamara Onward
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- With most mainstream cruise lines it’s pretty common for a cruise ship to have at least a third of its cabins inside in the ship without any windows. That can often mean thousands of inside cabins on the big ships but I’ve just disembarked a luxury cruise ship where I had 1 of only 23 inside cabins on the entire ship.
I’ve been cruising with budget and mainstream cruise lines for years and I’m very used to cruising in the cheapest cabin on the ship. I do everything I can to reduce the cost and I’ve had some interesting cabins are a result.
Most luxury cruise ships don’t have inside cabins at all so when I saw an inside cabin available on the luxury cruise ship Azamara onward. I decided to book it.
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For the food everywhere, that's rude. But in one hostel, I learned that I HAD to put the towel on the floor, otherwise they wouldn't renew it, so it felt weird. In some hostels, they even have a written instruction to do so, because some people don't do that naturally (and I am one of them) ^^
When the new ship Titanic 2 comes out you should ride it. It might come out next year and it is an ocean liner
I wish more people were like you, not expecting someone else to clean up your mess. We once had friends that let their kids make a mess on the floor at restaurants and would say "The staff is paid to clean it up!" Just sad. I also love how you just go with the flow, understanding that things can just go wrong. As you said, it's how the crew handles issues, not the issues themselves, that matter.
Oh goshhh.
A surprising number of people think that servers or bar staff are there to help with their kids.
It's very strange.
I'm happy to make a small kids drink off menu, get some pencils and paper or push through the kids meal to come earlier but that's about my limit.
People expecting us to take homemade food and heat it up (health risk), chasing kids down when they run around or cleaning up huge messes is a big reason I don't work in hospitality anymore.
I've had people ask me to take breast milk into the kitchen of busy restaurants to heat up multiple times.
Like the chefs want to stop their work, clear all contamination and deal with that. Have a bowl of hot water instead.
Sorry bit of a rant there 😅
Larry, I grew up in a family where almost everyone worked in restaurants. I can't help but pre-bus my tables, and I do tidy my room in hotels and on cruises. I'd rather the staff only has to worry about the essentials of their jobs, like replacing towels.
I now work for a hospitality company and the tip I've gotten from the HR and Employee Relations execs I work with is to strip the bed right before I check out. It saves the housekeeping staff 10 to 15 minutes per bed by doing it - so I do it.
@@suzannadannaTARDIS I worked in hotels/motels for 10+ years, and since then I always try to keep my room as tidy as possible. And at the end of my stay I'll gather up the trash, towels, and dirty linens. My family looks at me crazy for doing that while we are on vacation. But when you do that kind of work you understand how hard the work is for others.
So I try to make it easier for the staff when possible. Same goes for restaurants when we are done eating putting all our plates together etc.
She's not wrong they are paid to do that but I at the point lol
What’s wrong with me? I’ve never been on a cruise and have no desire to go on one and yet I can’t stop watching these videos. Lol. Very entertaining. Thank you.
I love it hahaha, Thank you! 😁❤️
I also have not cruised but would love to have one. Cannot find anyone to got with me. I am 71 is this too old to go cruising?
@@gidget9101my grandmother went on a cruise at 79 and enjoyed it, so 71 is definitely not too old.
Same here lol
I am not even interested on going on a cruise. But the way you explain things is so down the line, and you are so well spoken, I find myself watching every video you post. 'I'm taking those toiletries, I paid for them'. I just died. And I love the Briticism. We Aussies use many of the same words.
Hahah, thanks so much 😀❤️
izaakfranklin30389, do you guys say "specialty" in Australia? In the USA we say "specialty" as opposed to "speciality". Although an American understands the meaning of the latter, it is kind of jarring to hear, because we don't say that in the USA lol
I am glad you tried Azamara. We love them. I have tried other lines and we keep gong back to Azamara. Small ship, quiet, attentive staff, fine food, coffee, wine and sodas are included, no tipping. The Hotel Director saw us, came running over----was it a girl or a boy? Security guard asking "Pictures, pictures". We had a grandson born the last day of an Azamara cruise and they remembered. Yes the shower is small and if that is the only real issue well, I can deal with it. The showers in the Spa area are available and there rarely is a wait. The advantage to a small ship is your room is not MILES away from any activity. They have the amenities of the larger ships but without the hordes of people and the noise. There is a free self service laundry and when you send laundry out, it comes back beatifully done (Celebrity washed my clothes and folded them and then SHOVED ;them back in the laundry bag leaving me with an unwearable Linen shirt). We do purchase the occasional top shelf drink or bottle of wine (which they will recork for you if not finished) and the cost is not that much. They went out of their way to assist me last year when I needed a wheelchair and could not walk distances. "Miss Sandie, you call us when you get to the port after touring in Singapore and we will come and get you". (Celebrity would only take up or down the gangplank, after that I was on my own). The staff is well trained, polite and if there is an issue, they are there to help.
I love how you try and make the room stewards lives as easy as possible, I always find myself just sticking the privacy sign up if nothing needs doing. Save them one room!
I've had butlers a number of times on other lines, primarily NCL. The #1 perk for us is dining in the cabin. Order breakfast the night before and the butler will come in and set the table while you're still sleeping so when you wake up breakfast is already ready. Milk for kids, coffee, food, etc. all ready. Note: we only do this in 1- or 2- bedroom suites so there's a closed door between us and the butler. I also usually ask them to set up lunch in my room 3-4 times a cruise. We eat during our daughter's nap time so it's nice to have a full meal served in the cabin, or out on the balcony, rather than a rushed lunch in the restaurant with a sleepy/cranky child. Usually we don't make it to desert at dinner due to the child being fussy so we ask for desert to be sent to the room with the butler. Butlers can enter your room to deliver a desert or a snack, regular room service cannot enter your cabin so you must be there to receive it.
We've had butlers a couple of time also. One of them told us they are rarely asked to pack or unpack. But our brought us afternoon tea, which was nice.
That sounds terrifying! I can’t think of anything worse than somebody in my room when I’m asleep. Ahh!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Emma, I’m rather sure you would FREAK in the night if you heard a stranger’s voice whispering in your ear while leaning over bedside setting up your tea ,,, “A thousand pardons Ms. ….. one lump or two?” 🎩🫖 🙅♀️🤦🏼♀️
@@EmmaCruises It is terrifying, I speak from experience. We ordered breakfast expecting the butler to knock and let us answer the door. I got up to use the bathroom and was so scared to find him in my room setting up breakfast. 😮
That’s a butler. They’re professionals, truly. They get paid big bucks to ensure everything is perfect.
I'm surprised cruise ships haven't moved to having wet rooms rather than traditional shower rooms. Would completely eliminate the problem of these too small showers.
Hopefully this is a feature on future cruise ships.
I don't want the whole bathroom wet. I just want the water where it is supposed to be and room enough to get clean!
That bathroom might be smaller than the one I had in my crew cabin. Once I hit a rank where I had a private room (and private bathroom), I'd forgo the shower curtain entirely. I'd make sure there was nothing in the bathroom that didn't mix well with water, and then use the entire space.
Exactly what I was thinking. Put the TP up high and just treat it as a wet room.
Yeah think that’s the best plan 😀❤️
As a retired architect, I say that a toothpaste tube (or any object of fixed length) is an excellent measuring device. Just be sure that when you figure out the actual measurements, you use the same toothpaste tube. Not interested in sailing in any of those huge ships but I love your videos--keep up the great work!--Bernie from Los Angeles
Ha ha. Thank you! 😁❤️
Cabin stewards who swoop in and clean your cabin as soon as you leave the room... those are the best! It's a sign of a really great cabin steward! Sadly, some cabin stewards just start with the cabins at one end of their section and clean them in order from one cabin to the next. I'm not a fan of that strategy. What you described with your cabin steward on Azamara was something to truly appreciate!
Was truly magic 😂❤️ Thanks for watching Jim!!
That bathroom isn't just inconvenient, it would be absolutely unusable for us. Very glad to have seen this.
About the shower size. Back in 2005 we had a shower on the Island Princess that was 24" square. I had a tape measure and measured it. In addition it had a pole in one corner, I assume to hold on to if they sea was rough. Taking a shower required doing the hokey-pokey. "You put your right foot in, you put your right foot out, you put your right foot in and shake it all about...."
Those cabins where nobody walks past are excellent - Virgin Voyages have LOTS of these inside cabins, which is so nice for keeping them quiet!
Yesssss 😀❤️
I’ve never been cruising but really enjoy these videos. Think if I was ever to do one, I would have to take the opposite approach and just do a once in a lifetime splurge on a suite.
Do it 😀🥳
I always keep the room tidy ish. Mostly because I don’t like people touching or moving my stuff and not because I’m excessively neat. I’m not a neat person by nature but I do appreciate the effort and know that it isn’t my job to make the stewards job harder.
Never been on a cruise and probably never will but spent 10 years working on Container Ships so enjoy seeing how the other side lives.
I'm always astonished how small cruise accommodation is
Thank you so much for your "budget" cruising reviews, seriously appreciate it!!
Thanks for watching 😀👏🏼
Hi Emma, we were on the Onward earlier this year, about to board the Quest in Dubai later today as we enjoyed Azamara so much. We had heard about the shower curtain so took magnets to hold it in place. Can verify it works! Keep up the good work, love your channel x
Excellent tip, as Emma said these are all prefab, so made of metal. 👍😊
Hope you enjoyed your cruise. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺
Emma, always a treat. I don't cruise... you do it for me!
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Hi Emma! My name is Caio and I just love your videos. First of all, I love cruises and they are just amazing. Believe me, I watch your videos and I travel too by watching them. They are great!
Also, your english is so clean and pure to listen that my english improved a lot. The way you explain everything, it is so rich in details and vocabulary. It is way better than any english class!!! 😄👏🏻
Best regards from Brazil! :-D
Yay!! That’s amazing. Thanks so much. ❤️❤️
Hi Emma, as an older chap can I point out the original phrase was from a 70’s advert for a muesli bar, and started out as “I’ll risk it for a Swisskit” (Swisskit pronounced like ‘Biscuit’ but with a ‘Sw’ at the start). A while later, people just said “risk it for a biscuit”. I just thought you ought to know in terms of accurate reporting....and no, my family do not think I am a pedantic old sod!!! 🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha, yessss I know the advert. I did a bit of research about it and it’s been noted before the advert haha 😀❤️
Love it 😂😂
Our first cruise 40 years ago was an inside cabin. Some 20 cruises for me, many more for my wife & girlfriends that was a great cruise. It was great because they messed up our dinning. We requested late dinning & when boarding the ship they assigned us "Early" dining - ""6 AM""! I pointed this out on boarding the cruise ship. To my complete surprise when we went to dinner that 1st evening we were seated at the (Captain's) table - - - for the entire cruise! For a first cruise it was incredible not just for being at the captain's table every meal, but the port calls. The ship was very small in comparison to today's ships, but it was incredible. Every cruise that we have been on since we have had open balconies to enjoy the nightly sights, sounds & ocean breeze. I prefer that, but that first cruise will always be a favorite in my heart. Take a jump and enjoy a cruise. The longer the better. I swear 1 week is not enough. Go for two weeks at a time. You will not regret it~! PJ
In the navy I always had an inside cabin, below or at the waterline, that I shared with 59 other people, in bunks stacked 3 high. If i ever wanted fresh air and a nice view I would just go on deck an look at the beautiful ocean passing by. I always looked at my room as a place to sleep and shower, not at a place to sight see. I don't think I would mind an inside room, would feel as if I was re-living my younger years. But i could also see the advantage if you wake up next to a beautiful coast line out your window.
We cruised the Onward in Sept. Everything was wonderful..loved the small intimate surroundings...loved the attention one gets because they remember you... we had a seaview cabin very nice...ok bathroom was small but efficient...I mean my husband is 200lb and had no problem whatsoever taking a shower....!Did not notice any broken things! We would love to take another cruise with Azamara...budget permitting!!
I really like that you give both the good and bad with each cruise you go on. I really enjoy watching your videos. I have never been on a cruise before so your videos are very educational. keep up the awesome work
You are an inspiration to those who want to book the cheapest cabin possible.
Just a FYI , the Celebrity Zenith did have inside cabins where the beds do not split apart. I know because we took the family on a cruise in 2004. My teen son and daughter had to share a bed, they were devastated.
Oh noo, I’ve been in similar situations before not fun ☹️😂
In this video, Emma talks about her inside cabin on what used to be the Pacific Princess. We were actually the last people to occupy this exact cabin (7069) when the ship was the Pacific Princess. Our 2020 World Cruise was about half done when Princess did a global pause in operations due to Covid in March 2020. During the pause, the ship was sold to Aramara.
Emma said the shower was nearly unusable for a person of her size - but I am at least twice her size and it worked fine for me. How dare she say anything bad about my favorite ship! It holds about 650 people - and it was perfect for World Cruises.
Haha. Thanks for watching 😀👏🏼
I was on the Azamara Pursuit in May and also read before that everybody was complaining about the showers. Although I am substainally "more" than you Emma, I never had a problem with the shower curtain or flooded the bath. Maybe my childhood with showering in a bathtub has trained my technic for mini showers.
Hey Emma! I just found your channel and I'm obsessed even though I've never cruised! You present info in a way that keeps my attention the entire time. Thanks for your content keeping me engaged as I cook dinner each night.
So I’m Canadian and I’ve never heard “risk it for a biscuit” but “risk it for the brisket” is pretty common.
The problem with many of these cruise ships that they are older and refurbished. As you say it is very difficult to change once built, public rooms are easier, cabin layouts look to be almost impossible, soft furnishings less so. We were on Sky Princess a month or so ago, a brand new ship but even so some of the drawers were flimsy. You have to go with the flow and just enjoy the cruise.
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Good cabin review Emma! You mention this ship was built in 1999 as Pacific Princess which I will assume is the ship that replaced the TV show "Love Boat" Pacific Princess that was TINY (20K tons) by today's cruise ship standards. The Azamara Onward is about 31K tons, so not a whole lot larger than before! Your cabin shows how far cruise ship cabins have come in overall size since the 1990's! What I am a little surprised at is Azamara being a "luxury" brand they would have combined two of those cabins into one much larger cabin with more room! Maybe the bulkheads prevent that, or it is still a passenger volume game, even for luxury cruise lines. I get the feeling watching your videos about this ship that it is more about the destinations than the ship itself.
They are a "Premium Line" not "Luxury," like Seaborn, Silversea, or Regent.
I totally agree about keeping your cabin clean.
You are so knowledgeable about this sort of thing. I would never be brave enough to even try this on my own.
This is too funny. I was cruising on NCL at the same time and I brought a tape measure and couldn't remember why and was baffled at my packing. It was to check the dimensions of my luggage for the airline but i totally forgot.
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Never in the past have i had any interest in cruises but binge watching your videos has made me interested in taking a cruise
When I was on a carnival cruise, I didn’t care my cabin was a lot smaller than I thought, you should be spending majority of your time outside your cabin while only returning to your cabin for privacy every so often
What a solid no nonsense review, maximum qudos, subbed
outstanding video. You do the most informative and thorough reviews of all the cruisers.
Thanks so much for watching and your kind words! I appreciate it 😀❤️
Emma, I love you! We have been sailing with Azamara for more than 10 years now. We are devoted fans. The bathrooms, yes, we love the line, we all talk about the shower. I'm a modestly overweight American. I fit in, barely, literally and figuratively (and figuratively?). Unless you are certifiably very, very scuzzy, it's fine. It has a telephone sprayer, all anatomical parts can be reached, there is some splash over, for a quicky, it is fine! If you want a SHOWER, head up to the gym locker room. No issues there, and there is a steam room (no charge) to enhance the experience. They will know you by name by day 2. The food is fabulous. The bars are lovely. The passengers are invariably charming, affluent with no attitude, and always seeking the younger folks. (Home sickness, use it to your advantage!) All in all, like almost all of your reviews, very, very good. I just wish I liked inside rooms as much as you! OBTW: Should you choose to ditch your brother, those obstructed ocean view rooms on deck six are fantastic for 1 person. 2 people, don't do it!
Im watching through alot of your videos and that cruise cabins getting put in video gets used alot and it always makes me smile
I love it!! ha ha. Thanks for watching 😀👏🏼
We are naturally neat people and we do enjoy having the bed made and fresh towels appear while we have breakfast! Somehow that feels very luxurious to me!
The flowers were a nice touch.
They are! ❤
I love watching other people enjoying life. It means I don't have to. It's almost like I'm experiencing life vicariously and I'm fine with that... who needs a life, when you're appeased by the tube!
The _Pacific Princess_ was the ship featured in the TV show "The Love Boat". But, you said it was built in the 90's, so it must be the successor.
We took a Cruise on Azamara for our honeymoon and it was a disaster. I am about twice the size of Emma so you can imagine how difficult it was to use anything in the toilet. Our cruise was cut short because they wanted to renovate the ship and they were actively renovating the ship when we are on it. We had workers smashing off paint with hammers next to our room and flaking it off into the sea at port. They had the roof over the hallways out doing works and we were almost hit by debris while walking to dinner one night. There were works going on all over the ship while we were cruising. Many things on the ship did not work such as the AC which made it very uncomfortable. When we arrived at our destination the work on the ship went full on before anyone could get off. Overall it was horrible but what was worse was when we complained they said you get nothing bye. This experience was supposed to be 5* and we paid a 5* price but got treated like worthless cattle. The experience was so bad that we have never taken a cruise since and I can’t see us doing another one. Emma’s description is very accurate so keep that in mind you will be very uncomfortable if you are not tiny like her. I can not recommend strong enough to avoid this Cruise line it was a horrible experience and we felt totally ripped off. So you know, no one told us they would be renovating the ship or that they would cut the trip short missing ports for their convenience to do renovations, they just did it. Sorry I know this comment is very negative but I feel it is important to let potential customers know what they might expect from Azamara.
Sad that that was your experience ❤️❤️
@@EmmaCruises thanks, had we known any of it we would never have gone. Oh and to top it all off out Transfers just did not show up we had to arrange ourselves.
This was my first Emma review! Exciting! Emma, I love the pace, the comprehensive view of the room, the comparison to other rooms, and, mostly, your great, easy-going attitude. Can't wait to watch more Emma!
Thanks so much 🥹❤️
We hide the toiletries and anything free every day so the room steward keeps re-stocking. I agree, your paying for it so your entitled to it.
Hee hee, All the regular cabins on all those ships have small showers with curtains that stick to you. Its a runnng joke but its a fondness joke in a way. The showers function quite well, you just have to figure out how to make them behave. I tend to wet the bottom of the curtain, then stick them to the side of the little wall. I then kind of step down on them to pull them tight and voila lots of room. We went on a 21 day btb 14 day cruise in cabin 7048 around South America December 2018 on the Azamara Pursuit! Its first trip around. We loved it!
I have just started looking at, "cruise videos", the last 2-3 weeks but I have to say, at 2:24 into the video, you are moving briskly and efficiently through stuff. I REALLY appreciate this...like, REALLY..lol...k, finishing the video 😊
If you can spend a WEEK, day and night, in a cabin with a friend you most certainly should be able to sleep in the same bed if the two halves turn out to be non-detachable.
Love how you speak quickly and straight to the point 😊
Thank you! 😁❤️
Thank you!! Why people do not try to make their cabin (or tables) neater is beyond me. Courtesy to those supporting our cruise enjoyment isn't a hard ask.
The cabin did look really nice but that shower is a crazy size !! There’s no way we would be able to fit in there , way too curvy ! We have finally been on our first cruise after all these years watching your channel and I was amazed at how many tips and tricks I remembered. I said “well Emma says you should do this …. “ many times !! .😂😂 . The cruise was on Marella and we had a outside adapted cabin and it was a great size , have to have some perks with a wheelchair. I would recommend this Mediterranean cruise to any adult although at 50 we were quite young lol 😆. It was the Marella Explorer 2 and while it wasn’t really modern there wasn’t anything wrong at all .
Thank you Emma and Hudson for your lovely kitty Xmas card . Much appreciated x 😊
My card hasn’t arrived yet but I am keeping an eye out for it (Indiana, USA).
Yay so glad it arrived!!! They’re just making it across the US at the moment it seems. 😀❤️
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@@Emmacruise. rude bot, first time to see you. A bot on this not so tech-related channel seems even worse than on all those tech channels, because people might actually be catched on the wrong foot here.
That’s also how the rooms at the Contemporary Hotel at Disney World were built.
Was that a Gideon's Bible in the cabinet?
"And now Rocky Raccoon, he fell back in his room
Only to find Gideon's Bible
Gideon checked out and he left it no doubt
To help with good Rocky's revival, ah
Oh yeah, yeah"
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I dont like cruising, ive never been cruising and i dont plan to, but there is something about Emma's videos i love. It is so interesting to learn about a world i am not part of in such an upbeat way. Emma you keep making these videos and i will keep watching.
Thanks so much this is so kind. I need to screenshot these comments to read everytime I get a mean one!! 😂😂
If you have never cruised,how do you know you don’t like cruising?
@@barryhaley7430 True. But i dont like boats or the Ocean or big hotels. Im more of a road trip kinda person, It doesnt seem like something i would enjoy.
@@kelseyreader2709 I always liked ships but I never thought I would like cruise ships until a friend talked me into a cruise. Thought they would be to crowded but 25 cruises later.
@@barryhaley7430 I guess never say never.
Five-foot ten inlander here. I was amused at one hotel in Germany where my head hit the ceiling of the shower, and yet nearly all of the men I met were several inches taller. It was in Bielefeld, which I've since learned doesn't exist.
Strange that the TV isn’t able to swivel. They could also design / buy a sofa with storage underneath it. Or gas lift beds 🤷🏻♀️And they could install something like the nautilus retractable shower screen (self-cleaning) rather than the shower curtain.
I have never had a butler either, but my understanding is that if you don't know what to do with one, they guide you as to what they can and cannot do for the guests. Thank you for the video!
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Emma, I adore your hair! I’ve stayed in an inside cabin just near the one you had on that particular ship when it was still under Princess in the early/mid 2000’s and the bathroom was much larger-I do think putting the sofa in took away square footage, as you said. I personally couldn’t stand the bathroom as it is now, I’d be too claustrophobic. Lol
Ooh, that's a great idea for when renovating my bathroom. Install a towel rail for visitors to be able to rest comfortably on the khazi.
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Keychain tape measure, big block store near wherever you are from. Would try an inside cabin. I would travel with weird things though. Hot pots, soups, teas, coffees and take a new dollar store shower curtain and a narrower spring rod taken a part for travel. I loved our cabin stewards, left the balcony rooms spotless for our guys. Tipped them VERY well, they treated us like gold.
Another good fun upload. Thank you Emma - liked.
On my laptop this video frame size was two toothpaste tubes wide and one and one quarter toothpaste tubes high.
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Even this small room on a cruise ship is like three times the size of the Captain's stateroom on submarines like the USS Florida SSBN-728 (since converted to SSGN)! 🙂
3:37 15 square feet? DAMN!
I cannot believe no one else noticed that error. I think she meant to say 15 square *meters* which would translate to approximately 161 ft² (that is still small but is at least tolerable).
I took a carnival cruise as a wheelchair user but an outside cabin with a balcony. Room was fine but the bathroom door could not close with my chair in it making it very awkward when I had to use it! Thankfully I was with a friend who I had known for years and had traveled with many times previous. But still… would’ve preferred some privacy!
"If you like to take a nap on the toilet..." Feel like this says a lot about me when my first thoughts were. I can see that being useful for our group.
Thanks for another great cruise review! 👍🏻
Hoover is your British-ism for the day
6:40 Standard A4 paper is 8.5x11 inches. By folding in half, or quarters, or even eighths, you can get a fairly accurate measurement.
I sailed on that ship as the Pacific Princess in the same cabin type. I loved the ship.
Azamara has such a wonderful room design and I’m in love with it! Can I marry a cabin?
We did a 16 night cruise with Azamara, I really had no issue with the shower, nor did OH who is not a small person. We are old enough to remember shower curtains and over bath showers in small baths, maybe that’s why. Anyway, no problem with having a shower, on the cruise, absolutely fine.
I have a shower over my bath at home, but it’s much more spacious than this. Glad you didn’t have any problems. 😀❤️
Probably ok if travelling with OH but not sure I would like it with a sibling like Emma does. Where would you get dressed for starters 🤷
@@Victorflange that’s not a shower size issue, the bathroom was small but not too small to apply body lotion etc and put bathrobe on post shower. OH tends to go to the bar for a drink while we take turns in the bathroom anyway, which works well, there’s no shortage of places to sit and read or have a drink etc
@@EmmaCruises Emma yes, maybe it’s my age, the bathrooms in the 70’s were tiny but we never knew anything else. I honestly never though it was too small on Azamara though definitely not large. I realise that showers have become bigger and bigger over the years, most have a large walk in now.
In the usa, at hotels, if we leave lots of trash, or towels, or don’t have time to clean up before leaving for the last time, we will leave a tip for the maids depending on the size of the room and how cluttered the room, but usually around $20.
lol hoover the room... we say that in Australia too !
The way to take a shower on the R-class ships (Azamara and Oceania) is to soap up the walls and turn around.
Do the gyms have individual showers? That could be an option!
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‘You have to risk it to get the biscuit’ Fired Up movie
I’m rather new to your channel. While, I’ve loved all your videos. I’m not sure if and when you’re trying to be funny, but your comment about measuring in toothpaste, and your friend shaving the shower curtain had me laughing so loudly, I’m certain the neighbors could hear!!! Thank you for putting a giant smile on my face today! Cheers!
Hahaha. I love this!! So glad. Thanks for watching 😀👏🏼
Lovely ship! Not sure if could do an inside cabin. We leave Jan for our first Royal Caribbean cruise. We were on the Vista in September.
Just measure with your toothpast tube and then ask customers service desk to measure your toothpaste tube and do some simple math.
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@@Emmacruise. begone BOT
Do you get to keep the cuddly toy?
I came for the cruise reviews but stayed for the Velma cos play. +1 to you lady.
That shower looks like it's even smaller than the one in my travel trailer. I didn't think that was possible without it just being a wet bath.
Love your videos. Your commentary is great and love your perspective. And thanks for the Toothpaste measurements
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Thank you! 😁❤️
If you have an iPhone, it comes with a MEASURE app, where you just point the camera at one end and go to the other end, and you have a measurement.
That saying is interesting! We say "risk it for the biscuit" in the US but it's assumed that we're talking about the bread rolls. People at my university said it in the same way as "let's get this bread."
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I know you didn't mean it this way but the juxtaposition from 8:00 where you talk about someone wider than you not being able to fit in a shower, and then go on to explain an alternative which is a gym... I really thought she's not going to say "if you can't fit in the shower go to the gym"
Oh my noooo 🤣🤣🤣
You could have asked the butler to get you cookies. If, you know, you wanted to ask for anything.
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Measuring hint - if you don't have a measuring tape, then a sheet of a4 paper is 21 cm wide and almost exactly 30 cm long.
At 9:47: I had to do a double take! I thought you said “rubbers!” 😮 😂 Yes, leaving behind “rubbish” is totally rude. Safe travels Emma! 🙌
Hahaha we call erasers rubbers though 😉
Thought the same. Do the British use the word rubbers?
Wellllllll.... that would be rude, too! (Rubbers). 🤣
That’s a British-ism
really great tips, thank you for sharing, we shall apply them by our next cruise
You're brother goes with you a lot on cruises, how about your sister? Does she still like to cruise?
In the US we say “Gotta risk it to get the biscuit!”
This ship is in my hometown right now or, well, it's departing in literally five minutes but I figured I'd check if you had a video on it and whaddya know! 😄
You are so cute with the short hair. My first cruise ever was with Celebrity, last year. I leave on Dec 3 with my second on NCL. Like you, checking them all out. I have worked as a PADI Instructor for years. been all over the Caribbean, now doing it a different way.
You need to look at your ship deck plans. You dont want to get a room under a kitchen, under a disco etc.