All Crew Cabins Are Not Created Equal
If you are a cruise ship worker, you can’t expect to get your own luxury cabin, but the role you have in the crew will probably also affect the type of accommodation given to you. Officers and staff members have private rooms of the A-Deck, which is also just above the water, meaning hello sunlight! But as Anthony Andrieux, a former member of the Royal Caribbean Line cruise ships, says, the living conditions were hardly as nice for all workers. This was his take on the workers quarters; “The living situation was ‘tight’. You stay on the lower deck so you are always underwater. There are no windows in the room… You have a very small bunk bed that you literally can not fit someone else into (trust me I have tried). You can touch all four walls if you were to stand in the center of the room to give you an idea. I believe it is a total of about 10 square feet.”
All Crew Cabins Are Not Created Equal
