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☆ I've taken 4 Disney cruises without kids. Here's why they're actually the perfect adults-only getaway.
  + stars: | 2024-07-04 | by ( Carly Caramanna | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +1 min
Out of the 15 cruises I've been on, Disney Cruise Line is my favorite company to travel with. Disney cruises offer the perfect getaway for adults without children. AdvertisementAfter taking over 15 cruises on most of the major lines, one stands out as my favorite company to travel with — Disney Cruise Line. Disney cruises combine what I love about the theme parks with relaxation and stellar dining, making them the perfect getaway. I also love that Disney continues to invest in its cruise line.
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☆ 35 secret terms only cruise workers know — and the ones you don't want to hear as a passenger
  + stars: | 2023-03-29 | by ( Hannah Towey | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
Cruise workers have their own secret language they use to communicate with one another. That's because crew members have dozens of secret code words and sayings they use to communicate while keeping passengers in the dark. Insider compiled a dictionary of cruise ship language based on interviews with cruise workers, previous reporting, and industry blogs. GUSTAVO GRANADO/AFP via Getty ImagesBabaloo: Alternatively spelled "Babalu," this is widespread cruise worker slang that means "fool" or "idiot." Cruise to Nowhere: Also called a "stay-cation" by some cruise workers, this is when a ship cruises at sea without stopping at any ports.
☆ From 'babaloo' to 'slop chest,' these are 35 secret terms only cruise workers know — and the ones you don't want to hear as a passenger
  + stars: | 2023-02-09 | by ( Hannah Towey | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
Cruise workers have their own secret language they use to communicate with one another. That's because crew members have dozens of secret code words and sayings they use to communicate while keeping passengers in the dark. Insider compiled a dictionary of cruise ship language based on interviews with cruise workers, previous reporting, and industry blogs. GUSTAVO GRANADO/AFP via Getty ImagesBabaloo: Alternatively spelled "Babalu," this is widespread cruise worker slang that means "fool" or "idiot." Slop chest: A tiny convenience store in the crew-only section of a cruise ship that sells essential items.
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