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The 10 Things I Learned On My First Cruise
10. It's best to unplug.
It's very expensive to use your phone or Wi-Fi on the ship. There's a computer lab for if you absolutely must connect. But beyond that, let go. One of the most freeing aspects of being at sea is being free of reality.
Take in the sun, sights, sounds and human interactions that we can miss when we're constantly connected. The one thing we did do was keep our phones in airplane mode so that we could still snap pictures, listen to music, and time our pool deck runs. In other words, we only connected enough to enjoy our time and capture the moments.
The 10 Things I Learned On My First Cruise
10. It's best to unplug.
It's very expensive to use your phone or Wi-Fi on the ship. There's a computer lab for if you absolutely must connect. But beyond that, let go. One of the most freeing aspects of being at sea is being free of reality.
Take in the sun, sights, sounds and human interactions that we can miss when we're constantly connected. The one thing we did do was keep our phones in airplane mode so that we could still snap pictures, listen to music, and time our pool deck runs. In other words, we only connected enough to enjoy our time and capture the moments.
