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Cruise Ship Terminology |
Aft: the back of the ship
Bridge: where the captain and his officers do their Thing (as in, control the ship)
Berth: a bed; also where the ship ties up
Bow: the front of the ship
Cabin: where you sleep; also called a stateroom
Course: the direction the ship is headed in
Disembark: to get off the ship
Dock: the landing wharf or pier
Embark: to get on the ship
Fore: the front of the ship
Galley: the ship's kitchen
Head: a bathroom
Inside cabin: a cabin without an outside view
Muster: to assemble the passengers and/or crew
Nautical mile: 6,080.2 feet
Outside cabin: a cabin with an oceanview
Pitch: up and down rolling of the ship
Port side: the left side of the ship (when you're facing the front)
Roll: side to side motion of the ship
Starboard (right side of the ship when you're facing the front)
Stern: the back of the ship
Tender: a small boat you take to get from the cruise ship to shore
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