Safety Tips for Cruising: ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ Tours Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas

Rewrite: ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ gets an exclusive tour inside Royal Caribbean’s latest ship – The Icon of the Seas. Cruising offers a unique vacation experience like no other, with activities such as shopping, dining at fancy restaurants, gambling in casinos and attending evening shows all keeping passengers engaged and entertained without ever remembering that they are aboard a floating vessel sailing from one destination to another. Safety should be top-of-mind during any kind of holiday or trip – including cruises – and here are six key safety tips for you while at sea:
1) Always ensure your cabin door is securely locked behind you when leaving, as well as before going to bed each night (including balcony doors). 2) On embarkment day every passenger attends a muster drill that includes detailed information on what should be done in case of an emergency. Pay close attention during this briefing so you’re fully prepared for any situation.
3) Keep your valuables safely locked away inside the safe provided by your cabin, including passports which are essential documents required to return home from some locations; only bring important travel docs out if needed while at port (keeping in mind that these places have their own unique laws). 4) The keycard you receive upon arrival is not just for opening and closing doors – it can also be linked with your credit card, making transactions on board the ship a breeze. Always keep this card safe and handy as it’s required to get both onto and off of the vessel during port stops; double-check before leaving at night that you haven’t accidentally left your keycard somewhere unsafe or forgotten about it in another location altogether!
5) Research local laws, travel advisories, popular attractions, etc., ahead of time so you can make informed decisions on where and when to spend valuable sightseeing time – using the ‘buddy system,’ sticking close together with friends/family members while exploring both aboard ship as well as at port stops.
6) Cruise drink packages are a tempting perk for many guests, but it’s easy to overindulge without being aware of your consumption level during sun-filled days by the pool or on deck; make sure you keep track of how much alcoholic beverages (and water!) you consume each day and always have enough food in your system when out in direct sunlight for long periods.