Former Cruise Worker Reveals 12 Things Your Cruise Crew LOVES And Wish Every Passenger Knew!

After 14 years working Guest Services on cruise ships, I can tell you there's a huge difference between being polite to crew and actually being the passenger they want to see. Most cruisers don't know which category they're in. In this video, I'm breaking down 12 specific behaviors that separate passengers crew genuinely appreciate from the ones they're just professionally tolerating. Some of these you're probably already doing. Some are going to surprise you. And at least one thing you think is helpful is actually making their job harder. You'll learn: • The exact timing to visit Guest Services (and when to avoid it) • Why your "helpful" move in the dining room creates more work • The 30-minute rule for shore excursions that could save you thousands • What crew really think about door hangers, muster drills, and luggage tags • The one type of passenger crew remember for years (and how to become one) This isn't about being nicer. It's about understanding the system so you can work with it instead of against it. If this helps you on your next cruise, hit subscribe. I post insider cruise content every week — the stuff you won't hear from anyone still working on ships.