WelcomeUser Guide
ToSPrivacyCanary
DonateBugsLicense

©2026 Poal.co

1.0K

They're not even that expensive, I think. They sound like a lot of fun, but I have heard stories about how if it sucks, then you're stuck in a shitty situation for a week.

Remember when corona started and there were cruise ships that wouldn't let the people off? That shit was ridiculous. Can you imagine? You're on a ship and 2 people on it got the chink flu so nobody can leave for an undisclosed amount of time. Fuck that.

But anyways, Let's say there is no corona. What company is the best, with the best experience to be had, and the best ships? Would it be perfectly fine to get one of the cheaper cabins and still have a lot of fun, or would it be way more worth the money to get a fancier, more expensive cabin?

They're not even that expensive, I think. They sound like a lot of fun, but I have heard stories about how if it sucks, then you're stuck in a shitty situation for a week. Remember when corona started and there were cruise ships that wouldn't let the people off? That shit was ridiculous. Can you imagine? You're on a ship and 2 people on it got the chink flu so nobody can leave for an undisclosed amount of time. Fuck that. But anyways, Let's say there is no corona. What company is the best, with the best experience to be had, and the best ships? Would it be perfectly fine to get one of the cheaper cabins and still have a lot of fun, or would it be way more worth the money to get a fancier, more expensive cabin?

(post is archived)

[–] 3 pts (edited )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmSpQq60-Ls

edit: see comments too, I'll never forget this:

My husband and I met performing on Carnival Cruise ships. We referred to them as WalMart of the Seas. That's basically the clientele. It's the weirdest lifestyle you can imagine. All my most vile human stories come from my five years working for them. I'm still shocked reality tv has not capitalized on the insane amounts of human debaucery that occurs on them, it's unreal. And yes they have a jail. And it's usually right next to the morgue. On longer cruises, which attract older clientele, they have a larger morgue because these old people die on ships ALL the time and they have to store them somewhere until they get back home. I was on a ship where several old people kicked it within the first few days and I saw the captain of the ship who said that if anyone else died they would have to empty the ice cream freezers which eerily played into a joke among the crew that if they were serving ice cream in our dining room for no reason, it meant they needed to stash a body.