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100 Phrases Every Cruise Passenger Should Know

February 4, 2026 - pdf

100 Phrases Every Cruise Passenger Should Know

No. Term Definition
1. Aft Rear of the ship.
2. All aboard Final call to return onboard.
3. All-inclusive Fare covers most food and drinks.
4. Anchor Device holding ship in place.
5. App (ship app) Cruise line’s onboard planning app.
6. Atrium Main interior open lobby area.
7. Automatic gratuities Daily tips added to your bill.
8. Baggage tag Label showing your cabin number.
9. Balcony cabin Stateroom with a private balcony.
10. Bar tab Total charges for drinks.
11. Beam Ship’s width at its widest point.
12. Berth Bed or sleeping space.
13. Blackout curtains Curtains that block outside light.
14. Boarding group Assigned time to board.
15. Boarding pass Document to board the ship.
16. Bow Front of the ship.
17. Bridge Where the ship is navigated.
18. Buffet Self-serve dining venue.
19. Cabin keycard Card for room and onboard charges.
20. Cabin number Your stateroom identifier.
21. Cabin steward Crew member servicing your cabin.
22. Captain’s dinner Formal night with special menu.
23. Cashless account Onboard spending via keycard.
24. Check-in Arrival process before boarding.
25. Children’s club Supervised kids’ activities program.
26. Crew drill Mandatory safety briefing and muster.
27. Cruise card Keycard for access and payments.
28. Cruise critic Cruise review community and site.
29. Cruise terminal Port building for boarding and disembark.
30. Customs Border inspection when entering a country.
31. Daily program Schedule of onboard activities.
32. Day pass One-day access to a facility.
33. Deck A floor level on the ship.
34. Deck plan Map of ship decks and venues.
35. Deep cleaning Enhanced cleaning of a stateroom.
36. Departure time Scheduled time the ship leaves port.
37. Disembarkation Leaving the ship at voyage end.
38. Disembarkation time Assigned time to exit the ship.
39. Dock Structure where ship ties up.
40. Dress code Required attire for certain venues.
41. Drill (muster drill) Safety briefing before sailing.
42. Drink package Prepaid plan for beverages.
43. Duty-free Tax-free shopping in port or onboard.
44. Early dining First seating in main dining room.
45. Embarkation Boarding the ship to start cruise.
46. Emergency exit Marked route out in emergencies.
47. eSIM Digital SIM for mobile data.
48. Excursion Shore tour booked through cruise line.
49. Express walk-off Self-carry luggage disembark option.
50. Ferry tender Small boat to reach shore.
51. Final bill End-of-cruise account statement.
52. Flight check-in Airline check-in before travel.
53. Formal night Evening with dressier attire expected.
54. Forward Toward the front of the ship.
55. Gangway Ramp used to board or exit.
56. GMT/ship time Time standard used onboard.
57. Grab-and-go Quick takeaway food option.
58. Gratuity Tip for service staff.
59. Green card (health) Health status card or clearance.
60. Guest services Front desk for help and issues.
61. Hand sanitizer station Dispenser for cleaning hands.
62. Hang tag (luggage) Tag for bags at disembark.
63. Happy hour Discounted drinks at set times.
64. In-cabin safe Lockbox for valuables.
65. Inside cabin Stateroom without a window.
66. Internet package Prepaid onboard Wi‑Fi plan.
67. Itinerary Planned route and port schedule.
68. Jet lag Fatigue from time zone changes.
69. Keycard Card for entry and purchases.
70. Kids sail free Promotion waiving kids’ fare.
71. Late dining Second seating in main dining room.
72. Laundry service Paid washing and pressing service.
73. Lido deck Pool deck area with casual dining.
74. Lifeboat Emergency boat for evacuation.
75. Lifebuoy Ring flotation device for rescue.
76. Lifeguard Staff monitoring pool safety.
77. Luggage delivery Bags brought to your cabin.
78. Main dining room Traditional sit-down included restaurant.
79. Manifest Official list of passengers and crew.
80. Medical center Onboard clinic for treatment.
81. Midship Middle section of the ship.
82. Mooring Securing ship with lines or anchors.
83. Muster station Assigned emergency assembly location.
84. No-show fee Charge for missed reservation.
85. Oceanview cabin Stateroom with a window or porthole.
86. Onboard credit Spending money applied to your account.
87. Open seating Dine anytime within set hours.
88. Outlets (power) Electrical sockets in cabin.
89. Passport Government ID for international travel.
90. Port Left side facing forward; also harbor.
91. Port day Day the ship visits a port.
92. Port fee Charge for using port facilities.
93. Priority boarding Earlier boarding access benefit.
94. Promenade Walking deck with shops and bars.
95. Quarantine Isolation due to illness risk.
96. Queue Line for boarding or service.
97. Quick service Fast casual food venue.
98. Refundable deposit Deposit returned under conditions.
99. Reservation Booked time for dining or show.
100. Room service Food delivered to your cabin.
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