Where Do Staff Sleep On Cruise Ships

But you are wondering more what it is like down below and it looks like my colleagues have answered this to death.

Where do staff sleep on cruise ships. Where does the crew sleep. Sleeping with the guests is strictly prohibited on board cruise ships with strict consequences for any member of staff caught copulating with a tourist -. Over my six years Ive seen many guests sprint down the pier to catch the ship on port days.

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics states that the average salary of land-based nurses is about 5500 per month. Week after week I was dumbfounded that I would get asked if the crew slept onboard. On the larger cruise ships most employees share cabins on one of the crew decks and some people especially the cruise staff actually have living quarters in the plush passenger areas.

Answer 1 of 8. Unlike guest staterooms crew cabins are pretty small and usually located on deck 0 or below the sea level deck A and B. Cruise staff are prohibited from sleeping with passengers yet still find a way to do it undiscovered On ships where the bridge is located there are extensions so the officers can observe while.

In 2012 the average cruise ship nurse salary fell somewhere between 4200 and 4900 per month. I can confirm that passengers do in fact hook up with cruise ship employees. Yes - we do.

For the nurses who occupy a chief nurse position their average salary range fell somewhere between 4800 to 5800 per month. Some lines like Disney. This is an area where the crew can head on out for some fresh air.

Im writing this as a passenger not a cruise ship worker Ive been on 20 plus cruises on all the major lines. While known as the biggest cabin its size and amenities differ in each cruise line and ship. Cabin Stewards and cleaning staff had set times to clean rooms a few times a day but were pretty much on duty for most of the day in case one of their assigned guests called for a cleanup.